What Is A Ristretto?
Sure, you know the difference between a latte and a cappuccino. But do you know what a ristretto is and how it differs from a regular espresso shot?
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Stories By Maria Aguirre
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The Pantry Staple That Can Help Fix Super Spicy Dishes
Sometimes we add a bit too much spice to our spicey dishes. And while you may not think it can be saved, think again. One pantry staple will help dim the fire. -
Why It's Important To Let Your Banana Bread Rest The Right Way
Banana bread has to rest after baking — here's why. -
When Did Starbucks Start Selling Food?
You might be surprised to learn the first year Starbucks began offering food. -
One Thing You Don't Want To Do While Buying Bananas
Grocery store habits, like breaking up produce, can be hard to break. But there's one thing you don't want to do while buying bananas from the grocery store. -
How To Get Perfect Smoked Meat, Without Buying A Smoker
Smoking meat typically involves a sizable appliance dedicated to cooking up those juicy meats, but they aren't required to get that satisfying, smoky flavor. -
Where Does The Caffeine Removed From Decaf Coffee End Up?
In order to make coffee decaffeinated, the caffeine first needs to be extracted from the coffee. But where does that caffeine end up? Read on to find out.
