New Study Shows Coffee—Even 25 Cups a Day of It—Isn’t Bad for Your Heart
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London have found that coffee consumption does not stiffen arteries
What’s the Deal With Ordering Iced Coffee in the Winter?
A hot take, if you will, on the iced trend
More Than Half of All Coffee Species Are at Risk of Extinction
The popular Arabica bean, used in such rich blends as Java, is amongst the species threatened by climate change, deforestation
But First, Coffee—Unless You Are Genetically Disposed to Prefer Tea
Genetic variants that affect our sensitivity to certain bitter substances could play a part in determining our brew of choice, according to a new study
Starbucks Vows to Ditch Plastic Straws by 2020. How Will the Oceans Change?
Straws make up a small portion of ocean waste, but banning straws can be an important first step to cutting down on other plastics
California Coffee Companies Must Display Cancer Warning Label, Judge Rules
Despite the ruling, the links between coffee and cancer remain unclear
Coffee Growing Can Be Good For Birds No Matter What Bean You Choose
Whether you swing arabica or robusta, your coffee can support biodiversity—as long as it’s grown in the shade
Archaeologists Discover 500 Artifacts from 18th-Century British Coffeehouse
Among the finds were cups, saucers, sugar bowls, coffee tins and an impressive collection of teapots
The Physics Behind the Layers in Your Latte
Layered lattes are a cool trick, but the science of why it happens could help in manufacturing and even studying the ocean
Even Colonial Americans Liked Pumpkin Spice
A recipe for pumpkin (or rather, “pompkin”) spice appears in America’s oldest cookbook
This 17th-Century “Women’s Petition Against Coffee” Probably Wasn’t About Women, or Coffee
It probably wasn’t written by angry, sex-deprived wives–although stranger things have happened
Your Mocha is Named After the Birthplace of the Coffee Trade
The port city of Mocha, in Yemen, was once a vast coffee marketplace
The Chemistry and Physics Behind the Perfect Cup of Coffee
How science helps your barista brew your espresso perfectly every time
With Smart Planning, Coffee and Bees Can Survive Climate Change
In a new study, a Smithsonian scientist says coffee-growers have options
Milk and Sugar Pods That Dissolve in Coffee Could Replace Single-Serve Containers
Why use plastic when you can use sugar?
12 Cafés Every History Buff Needs to Visit
The best historic coffee shops around the world, from Paris to Buenos Aires
Demand for Coffee Hits Record High as Global Supply Tightens
Millennials have led the surge in java consumption
How to Clean Water With Old Coffee Grounds
Italian researchers have figured out how to turn spent coffee grounds into a foam that can remove heavy metals from water
The Founder of the Smithsonian Institution Figured Out How to Brew a Better Cup of Coffee
Almost two hundred years ago, James Smithson devised a method for better brewing. We recreated it.
Coffee Consumption Could Be in Your Genes
A new study shows a genetic variation in caffeine metabolism may lead some to drink a little less joe
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