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Newly released court filings show how Pepsi Inc and Walmart colluded to raise food prices across the US economy
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How to brew solar powered coffee
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Supercritical CO2 is used to extract caffeine from coffee, but this strange phase of carbon dioxide is really weird
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Tips for becoming a tea person
Sadly, I think I need to reduce my coffee intake. I only ever had a cup a day, but I've always been in to light roasts... roasted within walking distance of my house*... super fancy shit. Anyway,...
Sadly, I think I need to reduce my coffee intake. I only ever had a cup a day, but I've always been in to light roasts... roasted within walking distance of my house*... super fancy shit. Anyway, I'm trying to nail down some health things, so coffee has to go for a time.
I am now a tea person. I don't really like it, but I need something like that in the morning. I've started with Lapsang Souchong. This is pretty much the only tea I've ever had. I don't have any dairy in my diet, either, which seems to be a big part of tea-life.
Any top tips for getting into tea? I was just mocked for weighing tea... I guess that isn't as important in this scene.
* not joking about this :)
edit: thanks everybody! the first round of teas are:
- Lapsang Souchong
- Hojicha
- Irish Breakfast
- Margaret's Hope
so far so good!
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We distilled the High Life into the low life. This week we turn the champagne of beers into whiskey... or at least try to. | Will It Distill?
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Drinking coffee from a cup made of coffee
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As traditional wine regions grapple with climate change and a decline in drinking, sales of domestic produce are surging in Sweden
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Grape glut: Too much wine across the world leaves tons of US grapes rotting this crush season
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Does anyone here enjoy a whisk(e)y ?
A little background: I’m an Irish man who lived in Scotland for a long time and developed a penchant for good Scottish whisky. I’ve since moved back to Ireland and am on a quest to find good Irish...
A little background:
I’m an Irish man who lived in Scotland for a long time and developed a penchant for good Scottish whisky.I’ve since moved back to Ireland and am on a quest to find good Irish whiskey.
I’ve been looking for double distilled, single pot (or single malt) and have found a couple of nice ones, though this is somewhat counter to the Irish market which favours triple distilled and has (imo) a narrower taste profile, especially when compared to scotch.
Currently drinking: Shortcross rye and barley
Its really pleasant and quite different to the traditional Jameson/bush. There’s a bit of depth to it, some spice from the rye and a lovely classic malty finish.
Any other whisky enjoyers out there ?
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US coffee prices surge
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Coffee fortified with iron—new microparticles can be added to food and beverages to fight malnutrition
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Denmark has proposed scrapping its tax on chocolate, cake and other sweets, as well as coffee, to help consumers cope with high food prices
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Food in the trenches of World War One
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Why did the UK government nationalise this pub?
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Finland is home to some of the most prolific caffeine drinkers in the world, and now Helsinki is positioning itself as a new brew capital
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Entrepreneurs are hauling bergs from the Arctic island of Greenland, betting there are enough people willing to pay up for an extra-chilled drink
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The masterful design of the two-liter plastic soda bottle
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What are your goto cocktails?
My partner and I like to have a drink while we cook/ after work, and we've usually switch between some wine or more recently nice cocktails. I'd like to up my cocktail game when I'm hosting...
My partner and I like to have a drink while we cook/ after work, and we've usually switch between some wine or more recently nice cocktails. I'd like to up my cocktail game when I'm hosting though.
What simple cocktails would you guys suggest?
So far my favourite cocktails are Negroni, White Russian, Old fashioned, and for after dinner a friend of mine made that Im not too sure about that's a 50 50 mix of whisky and amaretto with a cherry that's surprisingly good.
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Stoop coffee: How a simple idea transformed my neighborhood
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The history and economics of frozen orange juice
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Danish deposit system: 93% of bottles and cans are returned and of those, 99.7% recycled (translation in comment)
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A daily tea routine partially protects people from heavy metals, study finds
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What do you drink with Mac and Cheese?
I’m wondering what people choose to drink with a Mac and cheese meal? This has long been a conundrum for me. Probably for 20 years I have finished making the mac only to stop for a minute and...
I’m wondering what people choose to drink with a Mac and cheese meal? This has long been a conundrum for me. Probably for 20 years I have finished making the mac only to stop for a minute and think “should I have milk? Water? Soda/pop? Something else?”
Seriously, I have this question almost every time. Doesn’t matter if it’s homemade mac or kraft box. For the last 8 years it hasn’t really come up because I just didn’t buy mac and cheese (box “dinner”), but now I have a kid coming into the age where they want it occasionally so it’s back on the menu.
Am I being weird about this?
Are there other foods that people have a hard time pairing with a drink?
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Trying cocktails from the USSR
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Extreme weather expected to cause food price volatility in 2025 after cost of cocoa and coffee doubles
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In Norway, lake-harvested cocktail ice is an old business making a quiet comeback
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Coffee futures in New York jump 6% to new record amid 'panic buying'
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Is there an alternative to Laird Coffee Creamer available in Canada?
I really like the Laird Superfood Coffee Creamer (Reduced Sugar Version) but their products are becoming increasingly hard to find in Canada. Can anyone recommend an alternative?
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The price of coffee in the US hit an all-time high
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In 2023 the Danish city of Aarhus launched a three-year trial project to curb the number of disposable coffee cups – more than 700,000 were returned last year
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Why gen Z is drinking less
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More liquor stores in Oakland California are selling produce, thanks to Saba Grocers and City tax initiative (2021)
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