Introduction: The Coffee Cup Dilemma In our daily routines, millions of us enjoy a cup of coffee on the go, but few consider ...

Starbucks paper coffee cups are recyclable and are processed by recycling facilities to be made into cardboard and paperboard ...

But each year, one billion of us forget. Which means each year in Australia, an estimated one billion disposable coffee cups end up in landfill. The first thing you’ll probably declare is that ...

To make biodegradable water-based coatings, chemists turn to a handful of polymer types, including polylactic acid, ...

where the administration launched a borrowing scheme with 18 coffee shops last year, saving 200,000 disposable cups in two months. Taiwan has also implemented new laws requiring convenience stores ...

When I walk into any coffee ... paper or plastic. They’re also more convenient — I make my coffee and tea at home the vast majority of the time, but now, I pour it into one of the few reusable ...

Farmer-owned coffee company Pachamama Coffee recently expanded its presence stateside through a series of partnerships with ...

Owned by Janeth and Lizeth Zorrilla, La Finca offers dishes and drinks inspired by the sisters’ Mexican roots.

The cup works out slightly more expensive than the typical disposable ones containing ... the single-use plastic used for transporting coffee in bulk to workplaces. It uses an electric milk ...

In the UK we get through around 7m disposable coffee cups every day – in a year that stacks up to a staggering 2.5 billion. These cups can’t be recycled because the linings are made from ...

Discard the resulting water into the sink. 3. Once the paper filter is clean, add the coffee (1 full heaping teaspoon per cup). Pour the water slowly, just enough to make all the coffee wet.

You can never really go wrong with a coffee cake ... cake pan with cooking spray and parchment paper. Set aside. Make the crumb topping: In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, ...