You wouldn’t know it from all the love we shower on it, but coffee has its drawbacks—and no, I’m not just talking about its deep, rich color. I’m talking about heartburn, acid reflux, and all those other unpleasant side effects
Coffee typically has a pH ranging from 4.85 to 5.10, making it slightly acidic. While this level of acidity is generally well-tolerated by most coffee drinkers, those with acid reflux or sensitive stomachs might experience discomfort. Opting for darker roasts
What Are Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans? One of the great things about chocolate covered coffee beans is that they’re a concentrated source of caffeine. A small handful, about 28 beans, can provide 150-200 mg of caffeine—similar to two cups of
Did you know that coffee’s acidity can vary depending on the beans and brewing method? I’m here to share my findings, whether you’re curious about why coffee might cause an uneasy feeling or how it compares to other drinks. This
