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If you love the smell of coffee but are worried about the taste, we’ve got all kinds of pointers for how to drink coffee and actually love it.

If you’ve ever wanted to know the secret to how coffee gets its delicious flavor, coffee roasting is the answer. Get to know the four types of coffee types and why you should try them all.

There are endless types of coffee flavors—chocolate-y, fruity, bitter, sweet, and so much more. If you’re looking to switch up your coffee order, check out these coffees from around the world.

You may get coffee from one shop, but did you know it’s grown in specific coffee regions across the world? Learn more here about what makes the Bean Belt so special.

Coffee is called complex for a reason. A lot goes into making just one cup, and more importantly, the flavor in that cup. Discover how coffee processing methods bring out the best in each bean.

Keeping your Smoothsip® Slider coffee mug clean is essential for enjoying your favorite beverages. Discover simple tips and tricks to remove stains and odors while maintaining its sleek design!

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Your favorite caffeine boost has surprising benefits. From enhanced alertness to reduced risk of chronic diseases, coffee is a major asset to your health.

If you’ve ever browsed the coffee aisle in the grocery store and been overwhelmed by how many types of coffee beans there are, you’re not alone. Let us help you find which bean is best for you.

 Is it a fruit? A vegetable? Where does it come from? How is it made? If you’ve ever wondered “what is coffee,” we’re here to answer questions about everyone’s favorite brew.

Kids’ cups hold all kinds of drinks and get used constantly, which means they get dirty fast (and dishes pile up). To help you out, here’s how to clean your kids’ tumbler easily and quickly.

If you’re a little skeptical, you’re not alone. But warm water has tons of health benefits that might just solve all your problems (or most)—and who doesn’t want that?