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The Best Coffee Creamer for Your Morning Cup of Joe

If you're like me and rely on a cup of coffee to get through the day, you know that the right creamer can make or break your morning. But with... Lire plus...

Which coffee do Starbucks use? The answer might surprise you!

I am a huge coffee lover. I love trying different coffees and brewing methods, and I especially enjoy visiting different coffee shops. Starbucks is one of the most popular coffee... Lire plus...

The Science of Caffeine in Coffee

Not all of the caffeine from a coffee bean actually winds up in your cup. In fact, depending on the brewing method, as little as 30% of the original caffeine... Lire plus...

The Truth About Coffee and Weight Gain

There's no need to worry about gaining weight from drinking coffee. Coffee is actually good for you in many ways. Lire plus...

Confessions of aSerial Coffee Drinker: Why Coffee Makes You Poop

I am what you could call a "coffee addict." I start every morning with a cup of coffee, and I usually have one (or two) more cups throughout the day.... Lire plus...

Is Your Coffee Giving You Heartburn? - StepUp Coffee

Does Coffee Cause Heartburn?

Coffee consumption is known to trigger salivary enzymes and stomach acid secretions. Caffeinated coffee, especially ground coffee but also instant caffeinated coffee, stimulates more effectively gastrin secretion than decaffeinated coffee,... Lire plus...

Coffee Warmer versus Candle Warmer

If you like your coffee hot and fresh-tasting, then a coffee warmer is probably the way to go. Lire plus...

The Great Coffee Debate: To Bean or Not to Bean?

It's the age-old question: can coffee go bad? Lire plus...

The Origins of "Coffee"

So, where did the word "coffee" come from? Let's take a closer look. Coffee was first introduced to Europe in the 17th century by Dutch traders, who brought beans back from... Lire plus...

A Comprehensive Guide to the Healthiest Coffee Roasts

The type of coffee beans you use, as well as how those beans are roasted, can have a significant impact on the flavor, aroma, and overall healthfulness of your coffee. Lire plus...

The Origins of 'Coffee Joe'

The first recorded use of the term "coffee joe" dates back to 1930, when it was used in a military context. Lire plus...

The Life Cycle of Coffee

You might be wondering, can coffee go bad? The answer is yes, but it takes a very long time. Lire plus...