BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Two longtime friends are brewing a tasty new concept in Northampton County. Mohamed Abdelaziz and Wajahat Siddique, both 2021 graduates of Parkland High School, plan to open Paradise ...

You know that moment when your coffee hits just right and suddenly the world makes sense? What if I told you that same magical cup could be doing incredible things for your health beyond just waking ...

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, we take a tour of the Lincoln plant that makes the syrup that flavors the state’s official drink, coffee milk LINCOLN, R.I. — Talk about a dream job. As senior ...

Researchers are still studying how caffeine might affect fertility, as the current research isn’t conclusive. They do know that caffeine can impact hormone levels and the reproductive system. “The ...

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A new study from Bielefeld University and the University of Warwick found that drinking coffee or tea can boost happiness, especially within the first two and a half hours after waking. Researchers ...

Coffee with protein can help keep you energized, but it's not a good replacement for nutritionally dense meals. (Starbucks) Protein is having a major moment, and now Starbucks is hopping aboard the ...

Kansas City’s professional women’s soccer team is known for cranking out wins on the soccer field — they’re ranked first in the National Women’s Soccer League and have won their past 11 matches. Now, ...

A recent study found that your morning cup of coffee really does make you happier – even if you're not a caffeine addict. The study involved researchers from the University of Warwick in the United ...

I started drinking coffee when I was 11 years old. My grandmother, who drank her coffee in bed all her life, let me try it for the first time. Even though the coffee she made me was a mostly-milk ...

A large-scale UK study found that drinking tea or coffee at very hot temperatures increases the risk of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC). The risk increases with higher temperatures and the ...

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