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Oh Great, Overconsumption of Tea Leads to Bone Problems, Tooth Decay

All that chatter about tea being healthy gives way to the old adage that "too much of a good thing" is, well, not that great. Just as soda rotted away the teeth of a 25-year-old, a 47-year-... read more

Patrick Dempsey's Coffee Purchase Problems and More News

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor

The Daily Meal brings you the biggest news from the food world. Woman Charged for Stealing Meatballs: A housekeeper could face up to two years in jail if found guilty of stealing a bag of frozen... read more

The Best Coffee Shops in New York City

Posted by Heather McCalla, Special Contributor

A friend describes coffee in this simplistic way: There’s brew you need versus brew you want. And, when Starbucks opened its Pike Place doors in 1971, there’s no denying its substantial... read more

Starbucks CEO Defends Marriage Equality Decision

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor

Starbucks may not be our first stop for quality black coffee, but we must admit, the CEO has some guts. Last year, Starbucks came out in favor of gay marriage as Washington state passed their... read more

Joe the Art of Coffee Opening in Philadelphia

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor

Philadelphia, your coffee scene just got a little hipper: Joe the Art of Coffee is opening its first location outside of New York City in Philly on April 2. The newest addition to the Joe... read more

Starbucks Rewards to Pay Off in Grocery Stores, Teavana

Posted by Jessica Chou, Editor

Looks like Starbucks fans will be pulling out their Rewards cards in grocery stores and Teavana in the upcoming months; according to a report on the Annual Meeting of Shareholders, Starbucks is... read more

Boiled Greek Coffee May Be the Secret to a Long Life

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor

We've finally figured it out, the secret to a long, happy life: Roquefort cheese (obviously) and Greek coffee. On top of the mounting research that coffee can help you live longer (and relieve... read more

How Green Tea Can Save Your Life

Posted by Inspiyr.com, Special Contributor

Green tea comes from the plant Camellia sinensis, which is native to China and South Asia, but has recently been cultivated in numerous places around the world thanks to its popularity. It will... read more