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Other warm beverages have some health benefits as well. The cocoa in hot chocolate, for example, may improve blood pressure ...

With more and more cafes raising prices to remain viable, there are also more products on the market for making your own ...

Whether you’re omitting alcohol for good or for now, these tea and coffee products will brighten up your Dry January.

It’s a dark and cold month and everyone is off the booze, so create some mocktails for those on a health kick and and warm up ...

Sans Bar’s menu includes its own signature drinks, plus nonalcoholic twists on classic cocktails like the Nada Colada.

Coffee and tea lowers head and neck cancer risks. Four cups of coffee daily cuts risk by 17%, while decaf drinks also offer ...

The study also allowed for factors like smoking and alcohol consumption to better isolate the effects of coffee drinking. Researchers found that drinking around three cups of coffee a day was ...

But that doesn’t mean they don’t want to have fun, or that they want to feel left out, and it certainly doesn’t mean that restaurants can’t develop delicious, premium, alcohol-free beverages that ...

“I ain’t dead, I just can’t drink,” he says. That’s why he’s thankful for nonalcoholic spaces like Eli Tea Bar in Andersonville, which serves coffee, tea, mocktails and other alcohol ...