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Burger King in Talks to Buy Tim Hortons, Canada's Biggest Coffee Chain
Burger King is in talks to buy Tim Hortons in hopes of creating a new, publicly traded company with its headquarters in Canada, according to a report.
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OMFG It's the PSL!
The pumpkin spice latte got plucked from the dust heap of market research to become a full-fledged fall obsession.
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How Bob Marley's Son Learned From Failure And Started A Multi-Million Dollar Coffee Company
Marley Coffee is still a relatively small company, having churned out $6 million in revenue in 2013. But founder Rohan Marley, one of Bob Marley's children, has big plans for his Jamaican-born coffee business. In 1999, Rohan Marley was 27. He had played linebacker for the University of Miami before moving on to the Canadian Football League. Now he found himself in New York City, wanting to do more with his life--to make a name for himself as a Marley.
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Scientists agree: Coffee naps are better than coffee or naps alone
If you're feeling sleepy and want to wake yourself up — and have 20 minutes or so to spare before you need to be fully alert — there's something you should try. It's more effective than drinking a cup of coffee or taking a quick nap. It's drinking a cup of coffee and then taking a quick nap. This is called a coffee nap.
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Science confirms what you already know: coffee is basically crack
If you start to see hallucinations, step away from your fifth cup.
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How K-Cups Might Damage Your Metabolism, Reproductive Health, and Cause Cancer - Complete Health and Happiness
Are you a Keurig fan? I am NOT. My partner has been begging for a Keurig machine for the past year and I have refused to allow one in my house. Why? Simple, it’s toxic and wasteful. Oh sure you can make yourself feel better by saying you are going to use the refillable option …
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Interesting Facts About Coffee - Infographic »The Bank Blog
Spannende Informationen rund um Kaffee, nicht nur für Mitarbeiter und Führungskräfte von Banken und Sparkassen.
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How Caffeine Evolved to Help Plants Survive and Help People Wake Up
Every second, people around the world drink more than 26,000 cups of coffee. And while some of them may care only about the taste, most use it as a way to deliver caffeine into their bloodstream. Caffeine is the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world.
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Why are names always misspelled on Starbucks coffee cups?
Why Starbucks Spells Your Name Wrong - Agitators Ep. 1
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Starbucks experimenting with new latte that tastes just like Guinness
The multinational company is testing consumer reaction to its formula: a creamy latte inspired by Irish stout.
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At CIA Starbucks, even the baristas are covert
The new supervisor thought his idea was innocent enough. He wanted the baristas to write the names of customers on their cups to speed up lines and ease confusion, just like other Starbucks do around the world. But these aren’t just any customers. They are regulars at the CIA Starbucks.
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If You Read This, You Might Never Drink a Latte Again
@5secondsrusher To some, drinking one makes you a snob. To others, it makes you a spendthrift. But neither of these perceptions may be particularly
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Keurig faces $600-million Canadian lawsuit over coffee pods
Toronto-based Club Coffee LP is launching a lawsuit against Keurig Green Mountain Inc., alleging the U.S. giant uses anti-competitive tactics and misleads retailers and consumers to maintain its grip on the fast-growing single-serve coffee market.
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Would You Like a Subscription With Your Coffee?
A new app hopes to unite local coffee shops while helping you find a cheap cup of good coffee.
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Why are lattes associated with liberals?
The phrase "latte liberal" is a familiar pejorative in the US. What is it about milky coffee that people associate with left-of-centre politics?
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When Keurig fights “coffee pirates,” who actually loses? Consumers.
As you may have heard, Keurig is engaged in a battle with a host of companies that aspire to provide consumers with ‘pirate’ coffee pods. And who is losing this battle? The consumer.
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Coffee is good for your body
In news that will have coffee lovers reaching for a cup, a new study has found that the beloved brew may help to protect our livers. The research, by the National Cancer Institute, found that those with higher coffee consumption had lower levels of abnormal liver enzymes. This was the case even for those who drink decaffeinated coffee so it is not the jitter part of the juice that is having...
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Healthy Energy-Boosting Replacements for Coffee
So you’ve kicked your morning coffee habit but are looking for something healthy to fill its place in your daily routine—and an energy boost would be a good bonus.
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Keurig's Controversial Java 'DRM' Defeated By A Single Piece Of Scotch Tape
You'll recall that earlier this year, news leaked out that Keurig's latest pod-based coffee maker (Keurig 2.0) would come complete with the java-bean equivalent of DRM, preventing the device from using third-party pods -- or reusable pods that allow users to simply use regular ground coffee. After the story gained traction, Keurig quickly went into damage control mode, insisting that the DRM was necessary to bring consumers "interactive-enabled benefits."
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Keurig Recalling Nearly 7 Million Coffee Makers
Keurig Green Mountain is recalling more than 6.6 million hot beverage-brewing machines in the United States that could overheat liquids and burn users. Keurig says its Mini Plus Brewing Systems, with model number K10, can overheat and spray water during brewing. Keurig says it had received about 200 reports of hot liquid escaping from the brewer, including 90 reports of burn-related injuries.
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