What Happens When You Drink Coffee Before Eating?
But first, breakfast? Here's everything you need to know about your morning coffee ritual and how your body responds to a cup of java before you eat.
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Ditch The Baking Soda: 2 Substitute Kitchen Ingredients To Deodorize Your Fridge
Baking soda may be your go-to for refreshing the smell of your fridge, but it is not the only option. In fact, this deodorizing substitute might be even better.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Hard Seltzers
Like your bubbles boozy, on budget, and with a food court hot dog? Here's who's behind Kirkland Hard Seltzer so you know where to send your thank you card.
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Elvis Presley's Go-To On-Stage Drink Was Seriously Hydrating
You might have something in common with Elvis Presley. Find out when you read about his favorite on-stage drink for staying hydrated throughout a concert.
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Why Canned Wine Gives Off An Awful Smell
Canned wine may be convenient in some situations, but it can also produce a real stink once it's opened. What's going on and how can you best avoid the smell?
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The Reason Airplane Coffee Often Tastes Bad
Airplane coffee has a notorious reputation for tasting bad, but it has little to do with the plane's water supply. Here's what is really happening.
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You Really Should Drink Water First Thing In The Morning
Most of us know hydration is important, so starting your day with water seems smart. This is just how important drinking water in the morning really is.
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What's The Best Substitute For Rice Wine Vinegar?
Rice wine vinegar is a staple in a variety of Asian dishes, and these are the best substitutes to reach for if you run out of the real thing.
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The Best And Worst Plastic Water Bottle Alternatives To Try
It's no secret that plastic water bottles are detrimental to the environment and to our health. Here are the best and worst alternatives to consider.
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Why Your Cooled Hot Coffee Tastes Awful
Cold brew and iced coffee can taste just fine, as does hot brewed stuff. So, why does hot coffee that's been allowed to cool usually taste so awful?
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You're 2 Ingredients Away From Making A French Connection Cocktail
Fancy as it may sound, a French Connection cocktail is actually a wonderfully simple and delicious drink that only requires you to mix two ingredients.
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Pepsi Is Buying A Controversial Soda Brand For Nearly $2 Billion
PepsiCo recently announced that it is buying a new bubbly beverage brand for a hefty price, but the acquisition isn't without a touch of controversy.
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Here's How Long Coffee Creamer Lasts Once You've Opened It
Coffee creamer is in many kitchens in the United States, but you're unlikely to consume it all at once. Here's how long it lasts once the container's opened.
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The Frozen Juice That Takes Salmon Up A Flavor Notch
If you're looking to elevate the flavor of your salmon, try cooking it with this frozen juice, as recommended by the late James Barber on "The Urban Peasant."
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The Powerhouse Baking Ingredient To Elevate Store-Bought Eggnog
Even storebought eggnog can have a complex flavor that gets close to the homemade stuff, all with the addition of a powerhouse baking ingredient.
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The Best Type Of Ice Cream To Make A Guinness Float
For a grown-up version of a root beer float, reach for the Guinness. An expert recommends the perfect type of ice cream to make this beer float a major success.
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How Club Soda Can Make Or Break Your Meat
When considering the texture of a cut of meat, preparation can quickly come into play. One expert recommends club soda, but don't forget to be mindful of time.
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Medium Roast Coffee, According To Experts
Here's some great information on medium roast coffee. Experts weigh-in on key differences, how climate and soil impacts this roast, and so much more!
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Brown Vs White Sugar In Coffee: Does It Matter?
However you take your coffee, you can add an interesting depth of caramel flavor to your morning cup of joe by switching up one simple ingredient swap.
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Why Trump's Threatened Champagne Tariffs Could Backfire On The US
President Trump has recently threatened major tariffs on Champagne imports. Here's how it could seriously backfire on U.S. consumers and the beverage industry.
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The Country That Produces The Most Whiskey Isn't The US Or Ireland
While the U.S. and Ireland are known for their whiskeys, another country actually produces more of the spirit than anywhere else every year.
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Frozen Hot Chocolate Is An Icy Twist On A Hot Drink
Frozen hot chocolate is an icy beverage that allows you to enjoy the flavors of this traditionally warm drink no matter the weather. Here's how to make it.
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Why Was New Coke Discontinued And When Did The Original Recipe Return?
New Coke was a notorious flop for Coca-Cola, but how exactly did it get to such a point and when did the company restore the original recipe?
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The Chick-Fil-A Ordering Mistake You Probably Make With Milkshakes
If you love Chick-fil-A's classic milkshakes, there may be one mistake that you're making when visiting your local location.
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Level Up Your Nespresso Drinks With Chocolate Candy
If you want an easy way to level up your plain Nespresso coffee, adding some chocolate candy to your cup will bring a sweet, decadent flavor.
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How To Order Starbucks' Viral Dubai Chocolate Drink
Taste the buzzy Dubai chocolate bar in a version you can sip. Here's how to order Starbucks' viral Dubai chocolate drink so it tastes like the real deal.
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How Sushi Rice Can Make Your Negroni More Palatable
Care for a little wasabi with your drink? Here's how to incorporate sushi rice into your next Negroni for a sip that's as smooth as Sunday morning.
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