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What that plate under your coffee cup is actually for

The plate underneath your coffee cup is typically used to carry the coffee, but it didn't use to be that way.

Is the K-Cup coffee fad over?

Keurig Green Mountain's awful sales could be a sign that demand for coffee pods may be waning. Another maker of single serve coffee cups reported poor results as well.

This Is Why Your Cup Of Coffee Could Make You Fat

A dietician has explains why a simple cup of coffee could be adding to your belly fat.

The Proper Way to Hold a Coffee Cup

Believe it or not, there's a real etiquette to it.

How to make the perfect cup of coffee, according to science

Make a great homemade brew every time with this top tip

10 professions that need the most coffee to survive

Here is the list of jobs that need the most coffee to survive at their work based on a survey by Dunkin' Donuts and CareerBuilder.

Why House cafeteria workers are paid better than Senate cafeteria workers

Coffee for Overachievers: A Comprehensive Guide to Better Brew

How the ancient beverage is evolving with the Internet Age.

What Name Should A Barista Write On Your Coffee Cup?

Because it sure as hell shouldn't be your actual name.

3 Steps to Brewing a Better Cup of Coffee

Changes in roasts, brewing gear and brewing techniques have made things interesting in the morning.

How Much Caffeine Is in a Cup of Coffee?

Whether you drink Starbucks or brew coffee at home, we can help you get more bang for your buck. Find out how much caffeine is in your favorite coffee.

How much caffeine is there in a cup of coffee?

QUESTION: Am I over caffeinated? I have no idea. But I would like to know. So can you tell me how much caffeine there is in a cup of coffee? Please?

How to get free coffee at your favourite cafes

Know your cup: King of Coffee

Learn more about the healthiest cup of Joe you will ever have: King of Coffee by ORGANO:

Why Coffee is Really Called 'A Cup of Joe'

Are You Focusing on Your Coffee or the Cup?

A wise university professor serves coffee to a visiting group of successful alumni as he shares an obvious analogy comparing a cup of coffee to life itself.

How four cups of coffee might protect the heart

Caffeine is known to protect against heart disease and stroke. A new study finds the mechanism that underpins this protection, and mitochondria are key.

Why We Call Coffee a "Cup of Joe"

These theories explain why coffee is often called a "cup of joe."

Why More Cafes are Making Coffee In-House

As the demand for artisan coffee is only increasing, more and more cafes are roasting their own blends of coffee instead of getting them from mass-produced coffee companies. This has fueled the growth of coffee roasting co-ops, where coffee enthusiasts and coffee store owners can rent time to us