Drinking decaffeinated, ground, and instant coffee was associated with a lower risk of dying early and cardiovascular disease in new research. Reading time 3 minutes Coffee: still tasty, and still ...

Put the kettle on! Our blind taste test compares how supermarket instant coffees fared against the big brew brands ...

Coffee contains hundreds of chemical compounds and comes in several forms, and according to a recent study, has a protective effect on the liver, no matter what the type. A recent report said all ...

Drinking a few cups of coffee a day -- even with sugar -- is linked to a lower risk of death, new research shows. People who drank a moderate amount of coffee every day, either plain or sweetened with ...

Coffee, whether it’s caffeinated or not, may be good for the heart and may lead to a longer life if it’s consumed in moderation, a new study suggests. An analysis of data from nearly 450,000 British ...

Millions of Americans drink decaf coffee to get that perfectly bitter taste without all the jitters. But does decaf really have no caffeine? What’s the difference between "decaffeinated" and ...

You already know instant coffee gets a bad rap. It’s often considered to be a last resort for coffee drinkers when they don’t have time to brew a proper pot in the morning. What you don’t know?

This has certainly been a good decade for coffee lovers. Far from the guilty pleasure we once believed it, coffee has in recent years not only been exonerated, but it’s practically been heralded as a ...