Coffee
Father Frans van der Hoff obituary
Dutch missionary who co-founded the Fairtrade movement through guaranteeing prices for coffee farmers in Mexico
Oliver Balch
15, Apr, 2024 @9:56 AM
Australian supermarket instant coffee taste test: the worst is ‘what we’ll drink during the apocalypse’
In a high-wire act, Nicholas Jordan sips his way through 11 instant coffees – from the ‘weak yet palatable’ to the ‘unanimously average’
Nicholas Jordan
09, Apr, 2024 @10:00 PM
Brew-haha: should Australians be paying $5.50 or more for a cup of coffee?
One large wholesaler says the industry is under pressure amid inflation, rising prices for beans and wages growth
Nino Bucci
09, Apr, 2024 @3:00 PM
‘We would not survive without coffee’: how rules made in Europe put Ethiopian farmers at risk
Coffee is the country’s biggest export, but millions of smallholders are being asked to provide paperwork to prove their land is not deforested
Fred Harter in Kafa, Ethiopia
09, Apr, 2024 @4:00 AM
How much coffee is OK for me to drink in a day? I asked the experts
The morning brew has a ‘bad boy reputation’ but is it really harmful? A breakdown of the benefits and hazards
Madeleine Aggeler
08, Apr, 2024 @12:00 PM
A ‘heathenish liquor’? A cure for cancer? The history of coffee is full of surprises | Jonathan Morris
A new study suggests coffee could prevent bowel cancer recurring – but claims for its healing properties have abounded since the 15th century, says historian Jonathan Morris
Jonathan Morris
02, Apr, 2024 @3:00 PM
Coffee drinkers have much lower risk of bowel cancer recurrence, study finds
Exclusive: Scientists say people with disease who drink two to four cups a day are less likely to see it return
Denis Campbell Health policy editor
23, Mar, 2024 @6:00 AM
Ravneet Gill’s recipe for coffee madeleines | The sweet spot
Devour these caffeine-laced morsels warm, especially if they’re dipped in chocolate spread or jersey cream
Ravneet Gill
01, Mar, 2024 @12:00 PM
What happened when a colleague made me a cup of tea? I almost died of shame | Adrian Chiles
When I started out in journalism, my bosses expected me to get the kettle out whenever they were thirsty. Thirty years on, the very idea makes me queasy
Adrian Chiles
07, Feb, 2024 @4:21 PM
No more chocolate, coffee or wine? ‘Last supper’ shows stakes of climate crisis
Former White House chef Sam Kass hosts a four-course dinner featuring dishes that could drastically change – or disappear
Rachel Leingang in Minneapolis
03, Feb, 2024 @2:00 PM
Don’t tinker with tea, but salt in your coffee is fine | Letters
Letters: It may just be boiling water and leaves, but readers have decided views on the best brew – or mash
02, Feb, 2024 @4:53 PM
Our days of joyful lunacy with the hippy capitalist Nicholas Saunders | Letters
Letters: Nick Murphy, Jennifer Potter and other readers recall the anarchic but principled Nicholas Saunders, whose actions changed the lives of many
28, Jan, 2024 @6:27 PM
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