Coffee beans may be one of those items you just toss in your pantry, but how you store your coffee matters. “Proper storage ...

Grind and Freeze Can you freeze ground coffee? Yes! It’s possible to achieve a coffee-shop taste without grinding your beans ...

Despite its vague instructions and slight bit of sediment left in our coffee, Kaffé’s KF9020 is a decent pitcher-style cold ...

Arnold Mathijssen, a physicist at the University of Pennsylvania, is partial to pour-over coffee, which involves manually pouring hot water over ground beans and filtering it into a pot or mug below.

The key is using a goose-neck kettle and a high pour to achieve an "avalanche" in the ground coffee. The technique results in the maximum amount coffee flavor extracted from the minimum amount of ...

a new technique can help make the most of your increasingly precious coffee grounds, researchers say. The new method was published in the journal Physics of Fluids on Tuesday. “Coffee is getting ...

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Pour-over coffee brewing—where hot water flows from a specialized kettle onto coffee grounds in a cone-shaped filter—has exploded in popularity among coffee enthusiasts. While baristas and home ...

But now, a surprising new study from The University of Texas at El Paso offers fresh hope—and it starts with something most of us throw away every day: used coffee grounds. Researchers have ...

University of Pennsylvania researchers in the US set out to find the optimal way of making coffee from grounds using a filter method. Their crucial caffeine investigation revealed that pouring ...

To better understand the microscopic interactions and internal dynamics that occur during pour-over brewing, the team first swapped opaque coffee grounds for silica gel particles inside a glass cone.