A Starbucks coffee drink sits in an open microwave. - vatathara/Shutterstock Let's set the scene: You go to get coffee with a friend in the morning but then have to rush home to work. You realize you ...

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A new analysis examined how certain commercially used coffee cups perform across a range of temperatures, revealing what actually happens when a hot drink is poured into the cup.

ALTOONA, Pa. — Sheetz Inc. brought its coffee program up a notch on Wednesday, launching a newly upgraded Sheetz Bros. Coffee program across its more than 500 convenience stores. "This new premium ...

Most disposable coffee cups contain a thin plastic coating that can shed microplastic particles when exposed to hot drinks, posing hidden health risks including inflammation and hormonal disruption.

Earlier this year, Starbucks sent 18 truckloads of old paper cups to a paper mill in Wisconsin to prove a point: Contrary to a widespread myth, paper coffee cups can be recycled cost-effectively. The ...

The best coffee machines are on standby to deliver barista-quality brews that rival your favourite cafe. For those of us who indulge in a daily cup (or three) of joe, a pod or bean-to-cup machine is a ...

The world goes through hundreds of billions of single-use coffee cups every year—and most aren’t recycled. So major coffee chains’ switch to paper cups is a good step, right? Not quite. A recently ...

The type of filter you use when brewing coffee does matter. Learn whether you should be using reusable or disposable filters to make your daily cup of coffee. Taylor Martin has covered technology ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Massive stacks of recycled trash inside Alpine Waste and Recycling towered behind Denver City Councilwoman Kendra Black as she posed a question nearly every ...

Your daily coffee habit might be exposing you to microplastics. Nutritionist Khushi Chhabra reveals that the plastic lining in paper cups releases these tiny particles when heated. Consuming these can ...