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Additionally, many of us don’t only drink only water. In the United States, coffee is another go-to beverage, with 62 percent of Americans drinking it every day. So, does your favorite pick-me ...

While steeping, tea leaves soak up lead ions from water, researchers reported in ACS Food Science and Technology. Though the process doesn’t completely purify the water and is not intended for ...

A coffee roaster and distributor in New Orleans is celebrating 100 years of business. To mark the occasion, managing producer Alana Schreiber paid a visit to Try-Me Coffee to learn what goes into ...

Metro Manila has become a vibrant hub for coffee and milk tea enthusiasts, now home to several popular brands from neighboring Southeast Asian countries. With these brands expanding to the Philippines ...

Their crucial caffeine investigation revealed that pouring water from the maximum height possible while maintaining a smooth laminar flow triggered an avalanche of coffee grounds. The displaced ...

Strong—but focused—water jets create an avalanche in the coffee grounds. Displaced grounds recirculate as the water digs deeper into the coffee bed, allowing for better mixing between the ...

Beer is also the third most popular drink overall, following water and tea. On April 7, 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt signed a law allowing people to brew and sell beer, taking the first step ...

“One of the biggest mistakes is putting matcha in the fridge without sealing it properly,” said Tomoko Honda, head of global operations for Ippodo Tea Co. “Matcha can easily absorb odors ...