Coffee has come a long way. Fifty years ago, folks were limited to a drip coffee maker or pour-over to curb their caffeine ...

If you’ve seen people all over your feed ditching coffee for a matcha latte, you’ve probably also done some window-shopping ...

Cha chaan tengs — frenetic, no-frills eateries where bankers share tables with builders — bring together local dishes and western imports in a uniquely delicious mix ...

Read 'Blood Brother' by Jeremy Haworth, Best Short Story selection for the second annual Best In Rural Writing Contest.

For the many women who prefer menstrual cups to tampons and pads, the payoff is undeniable. Reusable menstrual cups are less wasteful; they don’t have to be changed as often; and they save a lot ...

A whole range of products have been banned as the clock struck midnight on Wednesday January 1 including plastic straws, cups and stirrers. An existing plastic ban on single-use bags was introduced in ...

This would be like locally sourced organic milk if possible, as well as raw cheese,' she said ... F water releases roughly 11 ...

Sipping on a brew could release billions of microplastics into your body, research from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona suggests.

You can use hemp milk to replace cow’s milk in coffee, tea, cereal, smoothies, and any other recipe that calls for milk. Hemp milk is an excellent option not just for those avoiding dairy ...

Consuming tea from plastic tea bags can also lead to behavioral, developmental, and reproductive health issues. Nanoplastics are everywhere and bottled water is no exception. In a study published ...