Grinding coffee is a messy business. Static electricity builds up on the grounds, leaving a clingy mess stuck in the grinder. Now, a team of chemists and volcanologists at the University of Oregon ...

Researchers at Loughborough University show spent coffee grounds can remove up to 98% of lead and other heavy metals from ...

Coffee is more than a morning pick-me-up. It’s a global industry that shapes economies and everyday culture. At the Center for Coffee Research and Education, scientists study every stage of coffee — ...

Most people use coffee as fuel to feel alert and energized during the day. Besides perking up tired office employees, it’s become a luxury good, a hobby, and an opportunity for people to meet up. The ...

He’s a true New Yorker. Chin up high and feet moving swiftly, Coffee Rat navigates a New York City subway platform — all while balancing a coffee. The internet — unsurprisingly — swooned. Twitter went ...

A decade-long study of older women found that tea drinkers had slightly stronger bones, while moderate coffee drinking caused ...

Coffee is the most consumed beverage in America (and third-most in the world), yet it is poorly understood. UC Davis researchers across the sciences and humanities disciplines are demystifying the ...

I take coffee very seriously. It’s probably the most important meal of the day, and apparently the largest overall dietary source of antioxidants in the United States of America. Regardless of whether ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the few good things that came from the COVID-19 pandemic was the popularity of dalgona coffee in America. Named after a burnt-sugar ...

Californians will soon be taking their coffee with cream and a cancer warning, after a court ruled that the state’s retailers must label coffee as containing a carcinogen. The decision followed an ...