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Global Coffee Consumption Hits All Time High

Global Coffee Consumption Hits All Time High

July 6, 2016 ♦
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While many people still reach for tea over coffee, coffee consumption is at an all time high all across the globe. The spike in global demand is thanks, in part, to a 1.5% increase over the past 12 months in US coffee consumption alone. That’s our highest level ever. But the US…
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Cold Coffee Beans Produce Better Brews

Cold Coffee Beans Produce Better Brews

June 27, 2016 ♦
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It is common knowledge among coffee enthusiasts that kona beans produce the best coffee when they are freshly roasted, when the beans are full of the oils that give the Best Mocha K Cups so much flavor. It is also common knowledge that beans should be ground just before brewing, if…
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Starbucks to Put Iced Coffee on Tap

Starbucks to Put Iced Coffee on Tap

June 2, 2016 ♦
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Iced coffee is more popular than ever – and not just because we are heading into summer at the moment. Many coffee shops, including Starbucks, have been seeing a lot of success with cold brew coffee, but it is time consuming to make and there are times when shops run out of their…
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Starbucks Changes Star Rewards Program

Starbucks Changes Star Rewards Program

February 23, 2016 ♦
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Starbucks has announced a major overhaul to its rewards program that will take place in April. The current rewards program gives members 1 star per purchase made – regardless of what they are purchasing. That means that customers get one star for an inexpensive cup of tall, drip coffee and…
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Drinking Coffee May Reduce Liver Damage

Drinking Coffee May Reduce Liver Damage

February 22, 2016 ♦
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A new study revealed that drinking coffee may reduce the liver damage associated with drinking… other things, including beer, wine and spirits. A study conducted at Southampton University in the UK found that those who consumed 2 or more cups of coffee each day were 44% less likely to develop…
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