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After years of being told alt-milks are a path to culinary nirvana, people are realizing real dairy offers more familiar benefits.
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Mankind’s newfound desire to milk everything in existence is both awe-inspiring and dystopian. Already we have milked oats and almonds. Bananas and hemp. Soy, of course,
With an increasing number of daily coffee drinkers each year, it’s safe to say Americans love coffee. And if you’re one of the people in the crowd that’s trying to cut down on your caffeine intake but can’t sacrifice the energy boost, it can be hard to put that cup
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Tea and mushroom-enhanced drinks have become popular alternatives to coffee.
Moderate caffeine consumption may be linked to positive health outcomes, including a lowered risk of heart disease and Parkinson’s. Some people, however, do not like the jitteriness associated with coffee. Many people experience an energy crash a few
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But first, coffee. According to The National Coffee Association, 63% of American adults drink the brewed beverage