Starbucks offers a wealth of cold drinks these days and it's easy to get overwhelmed. So, what's the flavor difference ...

Instead, the coffee grounds are steeped in cool water for several hours ... hot water -- even if the same coffee beans are ...

Starbucks fans often debate the differences between iced coffee and cold brew, but the key distinction lies in the brewing ...

You can make iced coffee at home by using whatever method you normally use to make hot coffee, such as a drip brewer or pour-over, allowing the coffee to cool ... your cold brew or your traditional ...

How you store coffee beans can drastically affect their freshness. A coffee roaster we spoke to recommends avoiding this one ...

There are numerous brilliant ways to reuse coffee grounds around the house; however, brewing a second pot of coffee isn't one ...

Here's what you need to know before you get started: Choosing the beans ... your coffee cool, strong, and flavorful. Quick tip: Sugar or sweetener may not dissolve in the cold brew.

The espresso martini might feel like the perfect chilled-out pick-me-up, but a lot of bartenders are frustrated about making ...

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Strain into a martini glass and garnish with coffee beans. A tropical take on coffee, with cold brew, coconut cream ... Simmer for 6-8 minutes, then strain and cool. Instructions for cocktail ...

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