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Green Curry–Glazed Salmon

Canned green curry paste does most of the work for a dish that tastes like you tried much harder than you did.

M&M’s and ‘Love Island’ Are Coupling Up to Make Watch Parties Even More Fun

A hot new bombshell has entered the candy aisle.

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How Cafes Are Using Cold Brew To Drive Sales in 2026

Cold brew can be a major revenue-driver in coffee shops. See how four cafes are using it to build menus, improve workflows, and keep customers engaged.

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Kenya Coffee Report: Production Rebounds Amid Higher Prices, Government Support

Kenya’s green coffee production is forecast to rise nearly 12% to 950,000 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, with expanded harvested area and improved farm care following two years of...

Hive Brew Introduces its Smallest Concentrate Maker to Date, the One

Cold coffee production equipment brand Hive Brew by Torr has rolled out its smallest concentrate maker yet, called the Hive Brew One. The compact countertop system is designed to brew...

Popeyes Just Dropped Its First-Ever Boxed Biscuit Mixes, and I Taste-Tested Them Immediately

My chef husband said they're the best biscuits he's ever had in his life, and the only reason I'm not offended is because I agree.

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I Made Dozens of Pints to Find the Best Ice Cream Maker (2026)

It's a tough job, but someone had to do it.

Where to Eat in Seattle Right Now

Impossibly fresh seafood, flavors that span the globe, and a casual vibe converge in the Emerald City.

Where to Eat in Philadelphia Right Now

When it comes to eating and drinking, Philly continues to punch above its weight.

The Best Outdoor Griddles Can Have You Cooking Outside Every Day (2026)

The easiest to use pieces of outdoor cooking equipment, hands down.

Where to Stay in Dallas If You Like to Eat

Between glitzy Dallas and the country vibes of Fort Worth, the DFW area has something for everyone.

The Sprudge Twenty Class Of 2026—Presented By Pacific Barista Series

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Introducing the 2026 class of the Sprudge Twenty.

37 Father’s Day Dinner Ideas for Every Kind of Dad

Like party steak with scallion salsa and our best blueberry pie.

Grapefruit Juice May Prolong The Effects Of Caffeine

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Stay buzzing with grapefruit juice?

Poulet Rôti

From chef Alexia Duchêne, this roast chicken is inspired by her Sunday suppers growing up in France.

Indonesia Coffee Report: Production Predicted to Drop 8% in 2026/27

Indonesia’s green coffee production is forecast to fall 8% to 11.38 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, with excessive rainfall hurting flowering and fruit development in key robusta areas...

Tim Hortons Outlines CA$400 Million Investment in Canadian Stores

Tim Hortons and 340 of its Canadian shop owners have a combined CA$400 million investment — approximately US$290 million at the time of this writing — to build 80 new...

The Portable Automatic Tamper Era is At Hand

The steady rise of automatic tamping machines over the past decade has transformed the equipment landscape on specialty coffee espresso bars. Now that landscape appears to be evolving further as...

The Ninja Slushi Twist Is Here—And It’s Already Selling Out

Meet the hot new product drop that's so popular it's already out of stock: the Ninja Slushi Twist Smart Frozen Drink Maker.

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Coffee News Club: Week of May 26

Meet libex, the newly discovered hybrid that is climate resistant and could save coffee. Plus, Starbucks Korea faces backlash over a controversial promotional campaign, and a grab bag of coffee health news.

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Costa Rica’s Successes in EUDR Compliance Illuminate the Struggles of Others

The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), passed in 2023, will require that traders in several agricultural commodities, including coffee, prove that their products don’t contribute to deforestation. To prepare, Costa...

Sibarist Launches Immersion Filters, B2B Services and a Brewer of Its Own

Spanish paper coffee filter company Sibarist has rolled out Sibarist Professional, a category of products and services aimed at commercial customers, while introducing a new paper developed for immersion brewing....

Spicy Mayo Recipe

Spicy mayo takes 5 minutes and four ingredients. This is the sushi restaurant version - Kewpie mayo, sriracha, sesame oil and lime juice. Better than anything from a bottle.

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BBQ Chicken Pasta

A quick and easy, one-pot pasta with BBQ chicken, bacon and cheese. This tasty pasta has it all! Bacon! Cheese! BBQ sauce! Chicken! Yum! The recipe is nice and easy! You start out by cooking the bacon, followed by the seasoned chicken, before adding onion and bell pepper. Next up is the sauce which is...

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A Coffee For Every Pot

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. A weekly curated selection of coffee from the Sprudge Roaster's Village.

Asparagus Recipes

A collection of the most amazing asparagus recipe! Ever! The local asparagus season is almost here which is great because it’s one of my favourite foods! Asparagus is one of the first vegetables to show up after a long cold winter so I always enjoy its arrival and eating plenty of it! It is a...

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Miso Chicken Thighs

Don’t let that tub of white miso sit in the back of your fridge. Mix it with butter and use it to make these miso chicken thighs with roasted baby potatoes.

I Just Had the Best Grilling Experience of My Life—Here’s How to Recreate It for Your Next Party

I've been thinking about grilling all wrong.

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Olipop’s New Flavor Tastes Like My Favorite Retro Dessert in a Can

With its tangy, fresh raspberry flavor and just enough vanilla to remind you of sherbet, Olipop's new drink is the perfect summer sipper—and worthy of a Taste of Home Award.

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I Tried the Flat Meat Fry From ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ and My Kitchen Went Full Cantina

The young Jedi in your house will be obsessed with the turquoise onions.

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It’s Strawberry Season On The Coffee Sprudgecast

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. White Chocolate Strawberry mochas and Honeymoon Coffee v60s on the Coffee Sprudgecast.

People Are Running Store-Bought Bagels Under Water—Here’s Why

It feels wrong, but your bagels will thank you.

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Will Restaurants Face a World Cup Tourism Bubble?

Plus the attempted Hooters rebrand, the wild world of stadium food, and we revisit an LA bar helping its community

Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Kansas City for Jazz, Barbecue, and the World Cup

Kansas City will host six World Cup games in June and July of 2026—but year-round, the Midwestern city’s unique blend of the old and new draw travelers.

The 10 Best Restaurants in Kansas City, Beyond BBQ

The Paris of the Plains has great French food, a Taco Trail, and so much more.

Ducati Just Made A $3,000 Espresso Machine That Only Runs On Coffee Pods

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. The Barista M3 1926 Limited Edition makes only one kind of sense.

19 Potato Salad Recipes for Cookouts, Weeknights, and More

We’ve got a version for when you’re hosting a cookout or making dinner on a weeknight.

Mexico Coffee Report: Production Rises Slightly with More Robusta

Mexico’s coffee production is forecast to rise 1% to 4.14 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, driven by expanded robusta production, improved farm management and continued investment after two...

Cinnamon Roll Overnight Oats

Prep these cinnamon roll overnight oats the night before, and in the morning enjoy a cinnamon-spiced breakfast that tastes like dessert.

Weekly Coffee News: Cup of Excellence in an App + Taco Bell Cold Brew

Welcome to DCN’s Weekly Coffee News! Subscribe here for all the latest coffee industry news. Also, check out the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. Cup of Excellence and ACE Partner With Siip Cup...

Coffee Tech Stacks: How Spro Coffee Lab’s POS Data Helped the Brand Grow to Six Locations

Rich Lee and Liza Otanes bet everything on a coffee trailer in San Francisco in 2017. Now, their brand, Spro Coffee Lab, has five locations—and is still growing, thanks to smart tech choices made along the way.

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Mexican Chicken Marinade

Mexican chicken marinade made with ancho and guajillo chili powders, fresh lime and orange juice, garlic, and cumin. Tastes like a real taqueria.

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Pistachio Cake and More Recipes We Made This Week

Like miso chicken noodles and mosaic Jell-O.

Fruit Salad with Fish Sauce Dressing

Fish sauce is the secret ingredient in this fruit salad, where peaches, blackberries and a sliced serrano get a salty-sweet Southeast Asian remix.

Cookie Dough Bark

Chocolate chip cookie dough bark is gluten free and safe to eat, making it perfect for every kind of cookie dough lover.

This Is The #1 Fast-Food Restaurant for First Dates in America

Singles are flocking to this fast-food joint.

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Are $40 Cookies As Good As $120 Cookies? We Put Both to the (Taste) Test

Should you pay $120 for luxury cookies, or are these budget-friendly alternatives just as sweet? We tried Caked and Last Crumb side by side.

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Pucker Up! We Found the Best Pickle of the Month Club

We tried out the most popular pickle of the month club to see if it's as dill-licious as it claims. Here's our verdict after three months.

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My Toddler Is Obsessed With This Lunch Box—and Honestly, So Am I

This durable stainless-steel lunch box system has become my go-to for stress-free, non-toxic mealtime prep.

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Peanut Butter Miso Cookies

Sweet but savory, tender but crunchy, and easy but impressive, peanut butter miso cookies shake up the status quo.

HelloFresh Is the Meal Kit for People Who Are Bored of Predictable Meal Kits

A new menu of over 100 weekly recipes has something to please every palate.

This French Fry Hack Will Make Your Salads 10 Times Better

Caesar salad has entered its hot-and-crispy era.

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Big Bean Ceviche

This thrifty riff hinges on canned butter beans and a juicy grated tomato marinade.

The Best Way to Keep Herbs Fresh Is Ina Garten-Approved

I'll never question Ina again.

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The Rocco Fridge Is a Hosting Game Changer—and It's $400 Off

That Instagram-viral fridge you’ve been eyeing? I tested it, and it’s actually pretty great.

Researchers Propose ‘Libex’ Hybrid as Climate Change Accelerates

Researchers from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, have proposed the formal name Coffea × libex for hybrids of the liberica and excelsa coffee species, arguing that the cross could provide...

Cosori Shakes Up Automated Home Pourovers with the Juni Brewer

Home kitchen appliance maker Cosori is diving into specialty coffee with its first automatic coffee brewer, the Juni, which offers advanced controls and connectivity for sharing and downloading brew profiles....

I Cannot Stop Thinking About This Trade Show Booth

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. An interview with Angie Davis, the VP Director of Operations & Design of Mill City Roasters.

Sheet-Pan Shawarma-Spiced Chicken

Save this meal—with juicy chicken, warm pita, and crunchy veg—for your weeknight rotation.

Researchers At Kew Gardens Just Found A Promising New Coffee Hybrid

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Coffea × libex is a hybrid of Liberica and Excelsa.

In Japan, Crying Cafes Offer Relief to New Parents

✉️ This story was featured in this week’s Coffee News Club👋 Get the Coffee News Club newsletter in your inbox weekly—sign up. Coffee shops provide coffee—obviously—but they’re often much more. Many are also third spaces, community hubs separate from home or work. Some host exhibitions and collaborate with local artists. Others run fundraisers, become donation and…

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Slow Cooker Italian Beef Sandwiches

Juicy slow cooker Italian style beef sandwiches with provolone and a tasty dipping sauce! This is a super simple and tasty slow cooker beef recipe with Italian style flavours, including spicy pepperoncini peppers, that’s perfect in sandwiches with provolone cheese! It’s as easy to make as throwing everything into a slow cooker and turning it...

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Mexican Tuna Salad

Upgrade plain old tuna by making this bold and slightly spicy Mexican tuna salad with corn and black beans.

This Classic Sandwich Is Sigourney Weaver’s Favorite for a Very Specific Reason

Sigourney Weaver's favorite sandwich comes with a Hollywood backstory.

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The Viral Dunkin’ Bucket Is Coming Back to Stores for a Seriously Limited Release

The giant 48-ounce drink bucket took over the internet earlier this year. Now, it's back for a limited time.

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Easy Grilled Shrimp With Chimichurri

Punchy, make-ahead chimichurri adds a bright, fresh finish to this easy summer dinner.

Your Coffee Will Be Better If You Get The Right Grinder (2026)

This is what you need to go from good coffee to great coffee.

Homemade Tartar Sauce

Bright, briny, irresistibly creamy—and superior to anything that comes in a squeeze packet.

The Best Meat Thermometer Will Stop You From Making One of the Most Common Cooking Mistakes (2026)

Once you have a great meat thermometer, you won’t be able to remember how you lived without it.

Banh Mi Burgers

These beef and pork banh mi burgers are what happens when your favorite Vietnamese sandwich meets burger night. Juicy pan-seared patties get piled high with tangy pickled veggies and a swipe of spicy mayo on soft buns.

Open Submissions Continue For The 2026 Build-Outs of Coffee

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Submit your new build now!

Paella de Pollo con Verduras

A crowd-friendly, crisp-edged chicken and vegetable rice from chef José Andrés.

Chef José Andrés Invites Us Over for Paella

The chef and humanitarian throws a backyard bash for his family and friends centered around the centuries-old Valencian dish. And he wants you to join in too.

Florida Coffee Shop Owner Sues New York Real Estate Giant, Alleges Fraud

The owner of Drip Coffee, a single independent coffee shop in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has accused commercial real estate giant Kimco Realty of fraudulently inducing the business to sign a...

India Coffee Report: Soluble Coffee Drives Exports but Arabica Declining

India’s green coffee production is forecast to fall 4.5% to 6.14 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, with arabica yields hurt by excessive early-year rain followed by a prolonged...

Wanderlust Coffee Turns a Corner with Second Indiana Cafe

Wanderlust Coffee has opened its second cafe in West Lafayette, Indiana, offering elements that may be be familiar to fans of Wanderlust’s original location in Lafayette while venturing into some...

The Best Sparkling Water Maker, Based on Years of Testing (2026)

This is how you transform a bad rosé into something bubbly and palatable.

A Celebration Of Top Chef Barista Champion Duyen Ha (And Barista Champions Everywhere!)

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. You get a barista championship and you get a barista championship and you get a barista championship!

Five Major Takeaways From the 2026 London Coffee Festival

The 2026 London Coffee Festival reveal some big trends, from ultra-customizable premium drinks to a maturing matcha market and growing automation.

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Hot Honey BBQ Sauce

This hot honey BBQ sauce is sweet, smoky, and spicy, ready in 20 minutes with pantry staples. Better than anything from a bottle.

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Carne Asada Vampiro Tacos

Vampiro tacos, also known as volcanes or tacos vampiros, are made with crispy corn tortillas layered with melted cheese and…

People Are Calling This Snack ‘Minnesota Sushi’—and It Has Nothing to Do with Fish

This midwestern party snack has the internet asking questions.

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I Tried 20 Electrolyte Powders—These Are the Tastiest (2026)

And after talking to a registered dietitian I also learned why they work.

What Is Ube and What Does It Taste Like?

We’ve seen this popular Filipino ingredient on menus all over the U.S., but what is ube exactly?

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7 Vibrant Mimosas, One for Every Color of the Rainbow

As much as we love a classic mimosa for brunch, it's also fun to switch it up. These pretty rainbow mimosas deserve their own table!

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Za’atar Pesto Mac and Cheese

Za’atar pesto mac and cheese proves that unexpected ingredients can elevate even the most cherished recipes.

Kale Caesar Pasta Salad

This easy kale Caesar pasta salad is sure to be the talk of the neighborhood at your next cookout.

What Are Heirloom Tomatoes? A Complete Guide

These seasonal stunners are here for a good time, not a long time.

La Marzocco’s Officine Fratelli Bambi & Nicki Lange Team Up For A One-Of-A-Kind Espresso Machine

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. A custom La Marzocco Linea Mini and Pico by Officine Fratelli Bambi.

Ecotact Introduces TraceIQ for Green Coffee Shipment Tracking

India-based packaging and storage company Ecotact has launched the Trace IQ, a real-time environmental and location monitoring device for green coffee in transit. The device was introduced at the recent...

Smashed Pork Tacos

Instead of searing one tortilla at a time, you'll cook eight at once under the broiler.

Honduras Coffee Report: Production Rising to Highest Level in Years

Green coffee production in Honduras is forecast to climb to 6.03 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, a 9% increase tied to improved plant nutrition, favorable biennial production cycles,...

The DiFluid Moment Offers a Digital Tasting Experience for Cafe Guests

Expanding upon its existing array of data-gathering and analytical tools, Chinese coffee equipment maker DiFluid is turning toward service with its latest product, a beverage thermometer called the Moment that...

Lemon Crinkle Cookies

Everyone loves the citrusy, zingy flavor of classic lemon crinkle cookies. Make these soft, flavorful treats for holidays, bake sales, baby showers and more.

A Company Gave an AI Agent Free Rein to Run a Cafe in Sweden

San Francisco-based Andon Labs opened a cafe in Stockholm, Sweden, powered almost entirely by a Google Gemini-powered AI agent nicknamed “Mona.” Results were strange.

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Martha Stewart Just Brought Back the Coke Float, and It’s Pure Summer Nostalgia

Martha's Coca-Cola float is the perfect balance between a classic ice cream float and a dirty soda.

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The Travel Must-Haves BA Editors Swear by for Stress-Free Trips

We’ve racked up an impressive number of travel hacks and tips along with our frequent flyer miles.

Poolside Dip

Celebrate the start of pool season with this creamy ranch-flavored poolside dip loaded with vegetables. It's perfect for your next summer get-together (pool optional).

THE LOST FLAVORS OF MEDIEVAL IRISH KITCHENS: FOOD, FEASTS, AND FORGOTTEN TRADITIONS

Long before modern ovens, supermarkets, or restaurant menus, the kitchens of medieval Ireland were places of smoke, fire, simplicity, and seasonal abundance. Food was deeply tied to the land, the weather, faith, and survival itself. From thick oat breads baked over open hearths to butter stored in bogs and feasts prepared for kings and monks alike, medieval Irish cooking reflected a world shaped by farming, fishing, hospitality, and tradition. While many dishes from that era have disappeared or evolved beyond recognition, traces of medieval Irish cuisine still survive in foods enjoyed across Ireland today. Behind every loaf of soda bread, bowl of porridge, or hearty stew lies a much older culinary story — one rooted in ancient techniques, local ingredients, and a way of life centered around the communal hearth. Table of Contents Food and Survival in Medieval Ireland The Hearth: Center of the Medieval Kitchen Forgotten Ingredients and Flavors Feasts, Monks, and the Culture of Hospitality The Medieval Legacy Still Found in Irish Food Today Food and Survival in Medieval Ireland In medieval Ireland, food was shaped largely by necessity. Most people lived in rural farming communities where diets depended on what could be grown, gathered, preserved, or raised locally. Seasonal eating was not a lifestyle trend — it was simply reality. During harsh winters, communities relied heavily on preserved foods, dried grains, salted fish, butter, and root vegetables stored after the harvest. Oats and barley were among the most important crops of the medieval Irish diet. Before potatoes arrived centuries later, grains formed the backbone of everyday meals. Thick oat porridges, coarse breads, and griddle cakes were common among ordinary families. Dairy also played a central role in Irish food culture, with milk, buttermilk, curds, and butter appearing regularly at the table. Meat was often less common for ordinary people than modern audiences might imagine. While cattle were highly valued in Irish society, they were often considered symbols of wealth and status rather than daily food sources. Pork was more frequently eaten, especially salted bacon and cured meats that could last through colder months. Fish and shellfish were particularly important in coastal regions and monastic communities. Salmon, herring, mussels, oysters, and eels provided reliable nourishment and became deeply connected to local food traditions. Inland rivers and lakes also supported fishing cultures that sustained communities for generations. The Hearth: Center of the Medieval Kitchen The medieval Irish kitchen revolved around the hearth fire. Most homes cooked over open flames using simple iron pots, hanging cauldrons, flat stones, or griddles. The hearth provided warmth, light, and a place where families gathered together at the end of the day. Cooking methods were straightforward but effective. Soups, broths, and stews simmered slowly over the fire, often combining grains, herbs, onions, cabbage, and whatever meat or fish was available. Bread was commonly baked on flat surfaces or directly beside hot embers rather than in enclosed ovens. Smoke played a major role in preserving food. Fish and meats were hung above the hearth to dry slowly in the rising smoke, helping families store food for longer periods. This smoky flavor became closely associated with many traditional Irish foods, especially along coastal communities. The kitchen itself was often dark, warm, and busy. Wooden bowls, iron pots, stone grinders, and woven baskets filled the space. Herbs hung drying from rafters while butter, grains, and preserved foods were carefully stored for the seasons ahead. Unlike modern kitchens built around convenience, medieval Irish kitchens demanded patience, physical labor, and skill. Every loaf, broth, or preserved ingredient represented hours of work tied directly to the rhythms of daily life. Forgotten Ingredients and Flavors Many flavors once common in medieval Ireland have faded from everyday cooking. Wild herbs, sea vegetables, sour dairy products, and foraged ingredients were once essential parts of the Irish table. Nettles, sorrel, watercress, and wild garlic were gathered regularly for soups and herbal remedies. Carrageen moss and other seaweeds were used both as food and medicine along Ireland’s coastline. Honey sweetened foods long before refined sugar became widely available, while herbs such as thyme and parsley added flavor to otherwise simple meals. Fermented and sour flavors were also far more common than they are today. Buttermilk, cultured butter, and naturally fermented grains gave medieval Irish cooking a tangy richness that modern processed foods often lack. Ale and mead were frequently consumed at feasts and gatherings, while oat-based drinks sometimes appeared alongside dairy beverages. One of the most fascinating remnants of medieval Irish food culture is bog butter — butter buried in peat bogs for preservation. Archaeologists have discovered centuries-old butter hidden beneath Irish boglands, offering a glimpse into how valuable dairy products once were in Irish society. Game meats such as rabbit, venison, and wild birds also appeared more regularly in medieval diets, particularly among nobility and hunting communities. Combined with herbs, smoked flavors, and coarse grains, these foods created a cuisine deeply connected to Ireland’s landscape. Feasts, Monks, and the Culture of Hospitality Hospitality held enormous importance in medieval Irish culture. Guests were often welcomed with food, drink, and warmth regardless of social status. In Gaelic tradition, generosity at the table reflected both honor and reputation. Feasting played a major role in medieval Irish society, particularly among chieftains and kings. Large gatherings featured roasted meats, bread, ale, dairy products, and fish served in communal settings filled with music, storytelling, and ceremony. Food symbolized wealth, power, and social connection. Monasteries also shaped Irish culinary life during the medieval era. Monks cultivated gardens filled with herbs, vegetables, and medicinal plants while preserving agricultural knowledge through changing centuries. Monastic communities often brewed ale, baked bread, tended orchards, and cared for travelers who arrived seeking shelter. Religious fasting traditions strongly influenced eating habits throughout the year. Certain periods restricted meat consumption, encouraging greater reliance on fish, grains, dairy, and vegetable-based meals. These traditions helped shape many Irish recipes that remained common long after the medieval period ended. Even among ordinary households, meals were rarely viewed as merely functional.

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SALT COD WITH PARSLEY & BUTTER SAUCE

Description: A traditional Irish-inspired seafood dish, salt cod is gently poached until tender and served with a rich parsley and butter sauce. The mild, flaky fish pairs beautifully with the creamy herb-infused sauce, creating a comforting and rustic meal perfect for colder evenings. Preparation Time: 20 minutes (plus soaking time)Cooking Time: 20 minutesServing Size: Serves 4 Ingredients 1 1/2 pounds salt cod 4 tbsp Irish butter 1 small onion, finely diced 2 tbsp all-purpose flour 1 1/2 cups milk 1/2 cup fish stock or water 1/4 cup fresh parsley, finely chopped 1 tbsp lemon juice Freshly ground black pepper, to taste Boiled potatoes, for serving Lemon wedges, for serving Instructions Prepare salt cod: Soak the salt cod in cold water for 24 hours, changing the water several times to remove excess salt. Cook fish: Place the soaked cod in a saucepan and cover with fresh water. Bring gently to a simmer and cook for 10–12 minutes until the fish flakes easily. Drain and remove any skin or bones. Make sauce base: In a skillet or saucepan, melt the Irish butter over medium heat. Add the onion and cook for 3–4 minutes until softened. Create sauce: Stir in the flour and cook for 1 minute. Gradually whisk in the milk and fish stock until smooth. Add parsley: Simmer gently for 3–4 minutes until slightly thickened. Stir in the parsley, lemon juice, and black pepper. Serve: Spoon the parsley butter sauce over the warm salt cod and serve with boiled potatoes and lemon wedges. Serving Suggestion Serve alongside buttery mashed potatoes or steamed cabbage for a comforting Irish-style seafood supper.

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DUBLIN BAY COCKLES IN BUTTER & HERBS

Description: A simple yet elegant Irish coastal seafood dish, Dublin Bay cockles are gently steamed in rich Irish butter with garlic, fresh herbs, and a touch of lemon. The delicate shellfish absorb the fragrant buttery broth beautifully, making this dish perfect served with crusty bread for soaking up every last drop. Preparation Time: 15 minutesCooking Time: 10 minutesServing Size: Serves 4 Ingredients 2 pounds fresh cockles, cleaned thoroughly 3 tbsp Irish butter 1 small shallot, finely diced 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped 1 tbsp fresh chives, chopped 1 tsp fresh thyme leaves 2 tbsp dry white wine (optional) Juice of 1/2 lemon Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste Lemon wedges, for serving Crusty bread, for serving Instructions Clean cockles: Rinse the cockles well under cold water. Discard any cracked shells or shells that remain open after tapping. Cook aromatics: Melt the Irish butter in a large deep skillet or pot over medium heat. Add the shallot and cook for 2–3 minutes until softened. Add herbs and garlic: Stir in the garlic, parsley, chives, and thyme. Cook for about 1 minute until fragrant. Steam cockles: Add the cockles and white wine if using. Cover with a lid and cook for 4–6 minutes, shaking the pan occasionally, until the shells open. Finish dish: Remove from heat and stir in the lemon juice. Season lightly with salt and black pepper. Serve: Spoon the cockles and buttery herb broth into bowls and serve immediately with lemon wedges and warm crusty bread. Serving Suggestion Serve with Irish brown bread, buttered new potatoes, or a crisp green salad for a light and flavorful coastal-inspired meal.

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Texas-Style Smoked Brisket

This low-and-slow brisket delivers barky edges, juicy slices, and real Texas barbecue flavor, even on a gas grill.

Aged Whiskey Reserve Returns To Klatch Coffee For 2026

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Whiskey-infused fresh-roasted coffee is ideal for gifting.

Best Personal Blenders for Solo Smoothies & Small Jobs (2026)

Nothing beats a bullet.

Could Paraxanthine Replace Caffeine? What We Know About the New Stimulant Appearing in Coffee and Energy Drinks

Paraxanthine, a compound the body naturally produces when it breaks down caffeine, is starting to appear in energy drinks and even some coffee products as a potential caffeine alternative. Brands...

Easy Shrimp Fajitas

Sizzling shrimp fajitas at home—in one pan and under 30 minutes.

If My Apartment Caught Fire, I’d Take My Ikea Rimforsa With Me

Or at least, I'd really, really, really want to.

The Sprudge Guide To Coffee In Taipei, Taiwan

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Where to drink coffee in Taipei, Taiwan.

My Trick for Keeping Lettuce and Berries Fresh Doesn’t Cost a Dime

It's the most budget-friendly way to keep my fridge stocked with produce.

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The Mago Maga Roma-X Promises High-Tech Roasting for the Home

Chinese coffee equipment brand Mago Maga has introduced the Roma-X, the third generation of its 300-gram-capacity Roma Pro fluid-bed home roaster. Fully automated, more powerful than earlier versions and physically...

Bitterness In Coffee? It’s A Molecular Thing

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. 3D imaging of taste receptor TAS2R43 gives insights into how bitterness in coffee is perceived.

Coffee News Club: Week of May 18

Parents in Japan are finding relief at crying cafes. Plus, a beloved coffee shop burns down just months after rebuilding due to damage from Hurricane Helene, and an AI chatbot manages a cafe poorly.

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Pupusas Recipe (Salvadoran Corn Cakes)

Learn how to make pupusas, the national dish of El Salvador, delicious corn cakes stuffed with beans, cheese, or meats, served with pickled cabbage slaw.

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Spinach and Artichoke Chicken Salad

A creamy chicken salad with all of the flavours of spinach and artichoke dip! Spinach and artichoke dip is one of my favorites and it works well in a chicken salad! This recipe is the simple combination of the chicken salad and spinach and artichoke dip recipes. The chicken salad part includes: chopped chicken, celery,...

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I’m a Newly Divorced Empty Nester. What Do I Cook Just for Myself?

Lemony red lentil soup, towering chicken and cabbage salad, and more hand-picked recipes for our Dear Bon Appétit column.

Flautas Ahogadas

Flautas ahogadas are crispy, golden chicken flautas smothered in a bold and slightly spicy salsa roja, then piled high with…

Bring Fresh Coffee Anywhere With This Travel French Press

After a month of testing, we were impressed by the bold flavor and grit-free sipping experience this travel press consistently yielded.

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Grilled Chicken Tacos

Grilled chicken tacos combine marinated, seasoned chicken with tons of toppings in warm tortillas.

Triple-Ginger Biscotti

Dark molasses, warm spices and a white chocolate drizzle make these triple-ginger biscotti a cookie worth gifting.

More Delicious Coffee Recommendations From The Sprudge Roaster’s Village

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. A weekly curated selection of coffee from the Sprudge Roaster's Village.

Juneteenth Foods: 23 Recipes for a Cookout Celebration

Smoky mains, bright sides, and icy red drinks included.

Muffuletta Potato Salad

Salami, provolone, olives, pickled peppers—need we say more?

Spring Recipes

The best Spring recipe to celebrate the season! Healthy and easy recipes highlighting local produce including asparagus, strawberries, fiddleheads, etc. It has officially been Spring for a while now but it’s just finally starting to feel like it! What’s more is that I am finally seeing some spring produce in the grocery stores and that...

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The $60 Ikea Cookware Set Deserves More Recognition

The six-piece stainless steel Ikea cookware set is affordable, accessible and surprisingly well-performing.

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Coffee Gear? Coffee Gear?! Coffee Gear!

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. This week's selection of coffee gear.

Chocolate Crunch Cake

Chocolate crunch cake is a viral treat that was made for chocolate lovers. Chocolate cake in itself is delicious, but adding even more chocolate and some crunch takes this dessert to a whole new level.

The Best Drinks to Pair with Spicy Food

These drinks know how to handle the heat.

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BOOKOO Introduces The Puckgo 3-In-1 Impact Tamper To Its Espresso Tool Lineup

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. It combines an Impact Tamper, Dosing Ring, and WDT Distribution Tool into a single puck preparation workflow.

I Tried Caesar Salad Croissants, and I’m Never Eating Caesar Salad Any Other Way

The crispy Parmesan edge alone sold me.

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Golden Cookies

I LOVE turmeric. I often make turmeric granola, and wanted to create a cookie as a spin-off to the flavors in my granola. I infused a simple sugar cookie with a ton of warm spices for flavor. —Lynne Ogg, Cedar, Minnesota

Vegan Rocky Road Peppermint Fudge

I love this recipe for its simplicity. It also adds a pretty, festive look to the table during the holidays. —Jodi Halem, Newbury Park, California

Mom’s Sour Cream Butterscotch Fudge

This was one of mom's favorite recipes. It's creamy and nutty, and has lots of old-fashioned flavor. The recipe is well over 100 years old! —Kallee Krong-MCCreery, Escondido, California

Chicago Sky Power Forward Maddy Westbeld Loves Coffee

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Gio Fillari interviews Maddy Westbeld.

Every Home Cook Needs a Salt Cellar Next to the Stove

And you should make it a good looking one.

Curried Yellow Squash Soup

Creamy, bright, and wonderfully aromatic with ginger and garlic.

Freezer Door Margaritas

Perfectly chilled, tangy, boozy and ready to drink, freezer door margaritas are worth clearing out a bit of space in your freezer.

This Is the Best Dole Whip Flavor by Far—No Disneyland Tickets Required

This Taste of Home Award pick proves Dole Whip doesn't need Disneyland.

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We're Talking About Tipping at Restaurants Again

Plus, a protein powder crisis, tomato inflation, and the wonders of Route 66.

U.S. Grocery Coffee Prices Hit All-Time Average High in April

The average price of a pound of roasted ground coffee at U.S. grocery stores reached $9.72 in April 2026, marking the highest level on record since the Bureau of Labor...

Bath & Body Works Dropped an Ice Cream-Inspired Candle That Smells Like an Old-School Summer

It will make a sweet and nostalgic addition to your coffee table.

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This BDSM Cafe Wants to Normalize Pleasure and Dining Out

Baltimore's Kink Cafe and its growing popularity represents a shift in how the public engage with BDSM culture.

Blackberry Mimosas

Serving a crowd at your next summertime brunch will be a breeze with this pitcher-ready recipe for blackberry mimosas.

Weekly Coffee News: Weber Opens European HQ + New Cup Tasters Champ

Welcome to DCN’s Weekly Coffee News! Subscribe here for all the latest coffee industry news. Also, check out the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. Weber Workshops Opens European HQ in Germany High-end specialty...

New Product: Monin’s 2026 Flavor of the Year is ‘Swavory’ Toasted Coconut

Sweet-and-savory flavors are trending in 2026, according to Monin’s data. The brand’s new Toasted Coconut syrup was designed to meet that emerging demand.

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Homemade Furikake Seasoning (ふりかけ)

Homemade furikake is a Japanese rice seasoning made in 5 minutes with toasted sesame, nori and bonito flakes. Includes spicy version for rice, eggs and more.

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Chobani’s Newest Creamer Is Basically Summer in a Bottle

Time to make your most refreshing iced coffee of the year.

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Taco Bell Just Dropped a New Mexican Pizza—Here’s When You Can Get It

Plus, there's a brand-new sweet-and-spicy sauce on the menu.

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What Actually Are Frozen Dairy Desserts?

Not every pint is what it seems.

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Cabbage Crunch Rice Salad with Peanut Dressing

Leftover rice languishing in the fridge? This cabbage crunch rice salad with peanut dressing is a great way to give it a makeover.

Mojito Margarita

This mojito margarita is bright, minty, bubbly and built for summer sipping.

El Salvador Coffee Report: Production Declining Amid Structural Challenges

El Salvador’s green coffee production is forecast to fall to 542,000 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, a 7.5% drop tied mainly to El Niño weather amid broader structural challenges,...

The Team Behind Netflix's 'Chef's Table' Is Launching Its First Food Festival This Summer

Seventy global chef luminaries like Francis Mallman and Nancy Silverton will head to Park City, Utah, for intimate dinners and master classes.

Listen to BA Bake Club’s Podcast on Strawberry Roll Cake

Shilpa reveals her roll cake secrets and celebrated author and food stylist Donna Hay joins the chat.

Noct Coffee Turns the Lights On in Vancouver B.C.

For Canadian roasting company Noct Coffee, the leap from fleeting pop-ups to a permanent home in Vancouver, B.C., has been like night and day.  “Noct started as a passion project...

Coffee May Affect Your Sense Of Touch

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Coffee may keep your brains from being overwhelmed by touch sensation.

200,000 Sharpies Later, People Hate Those Messages On Starbucks Cups

In 2024, new CEO Brian Niccol told Starbucks baristas to write fun messages on to-go cups. Turns out, no one likes them.

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Buffalo Chicken Meatloaf

All of the flavours of buffalo chicken wings in an easy to make chicken meatloaf! Buffalo chicken wings are wings that are covered in a hot sauce and often served with a blue cheese or ranch dipping sauce along with carrot and celery sticks and this is a take on those flavours in meatloaf form!...

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Chicken Breasts Don’t Have to Be Sad Health Food

This recipe leans into their nutrition without sacrificing flavor along the way.

Miso Chicken Soba Bowls

On a hot day, nothing satisfies quite like cold noodles in iced broth.

Raspberry Logs

These pale pink raspberry log cookies bursting with berry flavor, and studded with chocolate chips.

I Tried Smoothie King’s New Pickle Smoothie, and It’s Way Better Than It Sounds

Smoothie King and Grillo's Pickles came together to create the perfect tangy summer smoothie. Grab one for yourself while supplies last.

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Chocolate Panettone Cookies

These rich and buttery chocolate panettone cookies channel the deliciousness of the Italian holiday bread—with much less effort. A slathering of chocolate cream cheese frosting is a surprising and delicious topper for each cookie.

Where to Stay in Atlanta If You Like to Eat

These hotels are the perfect home base while eating your way through the ATL.

34 Beautiful Cheese Boards To Buy If You Love Charcuterie

Boards for every vibe and aesthetic.

17 Best Grilled Fish Recipes for Easy Summer Dinners

Like crispy salmon with lemon and Cambodian halibut salad.

Masienda's Masa Taquera Brings Taqueria-Style Tortillas to Your Kitchen

Get puff-every-time tortillas.

Goldfish Just Dropped New Pokemon Crackers, and I’m Obsessed

Gotta catch—and eat!—'em all.

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Where to Eat On Tulsa's Stretch of Route 66

The Mother Road’s dining scene is well worth the drive.

Mexican Street Corn Pasta Salad

This Mexican street corn pasta salad is creamy and tangy, with all the flavors of Mexican elote, but in a…

On The Menu: The Elote Flat White At Dawn Café In Nashville

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. The Elote Flat White at Dawn Café in Nashville, Tennessee.

They’re Testing Out AI Middle Management At Coffee Shops

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. What could possibly go wrong?

Blueberry Basil Smash

Fresh blueberries, basil and bourbon create a vibrant blueberry basil smash, perfect for warm-weather happy hours.

An AI Cafe Operator is Messaging Baristas at Midnight and Making ‘Weird’ Purchasing Orders

San Francisco-based AI startup Andon Labs has opened a cafe in Stockholm, Sweden, where humans make the drinks, but an AI agent named Mona is tasked with operating the business. ...

Biscoff Lasagna

This no-bake Biscoff lasagna is creamy and light, with cookie butter and speculoos cookies in every bite.

For Five Coffee Roasters Lands New Investment, Plans U.S. Expansion

Queens, New York-based For Five Coffee Roasters says it has raised a new round of growth capital to accelerate national expansion through additional roasting capacity, more cafes and wholesale and...

The New Pipp Brewing System Combines Spectacle and Versatility

A versatile commercial brewing system called Pipp — which references percolation, immersion and positive pressure — is emerging from the rugged range of western Wyoming. Capable of espresso, tea, immersion-brew...

How India’s Smaller Cities Are Rewriting the Rules of Specialty Coffee Expansion

More and more coffee businesses in India are turning away from the country’s largest metropolitan markets, and finding new opportunities in smaller, less saturated cities.

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Bourbon Chicken Recipe (Sweet, Sticky, Better Than Takeout)

This bourbon chicken recipe is comforting and delicious with tender chunks of chicken simmered in a sweet and spicy brown sugar sauce, a one-pan meal.

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Lunchables Just Dropped Mini Snacking Boards, and I’m Stocking Up

The coolest lunch on the block just got an upgrade.

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Jimmy Dean’s New Bacon Is the Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich Upgrade

This bacon bites back.

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The Best Drip Coffee Makers, Test Kitchen Vetted & Editor Approved (2026)

Coffee doesn’t need to be hard to be delicious.

Cherry Cobbler With Lemon-Cream Biscuits

With a jammy ruby-red filling and tender golden biscuits, this showstopping dessert is made for summer.

Le Creuset’s Fruit-Shaped Mini Cocottes Are the Sweetest Summer Essential

We've gone bananas over this colorful stoneware trio that looks good enough to eat.

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Explore And Promote Coffee Events Around The World On Sprudge!

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. List your event for free on the Sprudge Coffee Events Calendar.

Chicken Protein Bowls

Thanks to smoky grilled chicken, black beans, yogurt dressing and more, these bowls have a whopping 49 grams of protein and tons of flavor. Pile on whatever fixings you like. —Julie Andrews, RDN, Rockford, Michigan

Avocado Basil Dressing

This avocado basil dressing comes together in a blender with a handful of fresh ingredients, including basil, avocado, green onions, Greek yogurt and lemon juice, for a creamy, fragrant dressing.

Copycat Cafe Zupas Chicken Pesto Sandwich

Don't live near a Cafe Zupas? Never fear, you can make their chicken salad with pesto sauce at home for a convincing copycat Cafe Zupas chicken pesto sandwich.

What Is A2 Milk? A Dietitian Spills the Details

A2 milk is popping up everywhere. Consider this before you buy it.

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What Is the Best Gin? Taste Test Results

From soft and herbaceous to zesty and citrusy, these gins that stand out.

As Colombia Preps for EUDR, Challenges for Smallholders and Indigenous Growers Remain

About a quarter of coffee exports from Colombia, the world’s No. 3 producer, go to Europe, which means coffee companies need to prepare to comply with the European Union Deforestation...

Guatemala Coffee Report: Production Up as Arabica Plantings Mature

Guatemala’s total green coffee production is forecast to rise to 3.26 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, with more harvested area and more rust-tolerant hybrids bearing fruit, according to...

How to Cut a Cantaloupe: Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Juicy, cold cantaloupe season starts now.

The Lower-Cost Ikawa Go is Ready and Set

London, England-based coffee roaster maker Ikawa just launched the Ikawa Go, a lower-cost version of its signature automated fluid-bed sample roaster. Introduced publicly at World of Coffee San Diego after...

Coffee’s Best Friend The Biscoff Cookie Now Comes In Espresso Flavor

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. The Biscoff Sandwich Cookie Espresso will be available for a limited time.

Scientists Have Been Able to Prove Coffee Is Good For You—Now They Think They Know Why

Researchers have observed that coffee is beneficial, but they haven't been able to say exactly why. A new study may have uncovered at least one reason.

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The Best Wearable Blanket Hoodies to Snuggle Up In

Too warm for thick blankets? Our editors tested the best wearable blankets for spring and chilly summer nights.

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Easy Chipotle Shortbread

Shortbread is the ultimate canvas for flavor experimentation. Its high butter content and simple sugar base make it the perfect vehicle for carrying complex spices. This easy chipotle shortbread takes the classic, melt-in-your-mouth cookie and adds a sophisticated, smoky “slow burn” that catches you just ...

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Stanley Tucci Made His Favorite Childhood Dish with His Mom—and It’s the Best Use for Leftover Potatoes

They're not measuring ingredients, and they don't need to.

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Our Monthly Faves: 6 Picks Our Shopping Editors Can’t Get Enough Of

Our shopping editors rounded up their favorite spring finds. Here's a list of our top purchases, plus a peek at why we're obsessed with each.

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29 Summer Salad Recipes for Peak Produce Season

Juicy tomatoes, stone fruit, crunchy slaws—these salads were made for hot days.

Best Kitchen Scales, Tested Over a Decade of Baking (2026)

Psst: They’re not just for bakers.

12 Ways to Use Up a Jar of Marshmallow Creme

Don't worry: Eating marshmallow creme by the spoonful is still a perfectly acceptable way to use up the jar. But we came up with some solid alternatives in case you want to go a different route.

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The Best Grill Brush, Tested & Reviewed (2026)

We pitted 15 grill brushes against two dozen pounds of sticky BBQ chicken to see which was best at cleaning the grime off the grates.

Pineapple Mimosas

A pineapple mimosa swaps in pineapple juice for orange juice and, suddenly, your mimosa has vacation vibes with almost no extra effort.

The Sprudge Guide To Coffee In Athens, Greece

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Where to drink coffee in Athens, Greece.

Study Links Light Prenatal Coffee Drinking to Lower Allergy Risks

A new study from South Korea found that pregnant women who drank small amounts of coffee were less likely to have children who developed certain skin and food allergies by...

Unpacking Coffee Arrives Anew as a Free Tasting Platform

Unpacking Coffee, the popular podcast and video series from the married heads of coffee-focused creative firm Needmore Designs, has been substantially repacked, if you will, as a coffee tasting platform. ...

Sanremo Introduces D8 One Machine Plus a Grinder Link

Italian coffee equipment maker Sanremo Coffee Machines revealed the single-group D8 One espresso machine at last month’s World of Coffee San Diego, while also introducing the Sanremo Link system for...

Le Quang Cuong (Nicky) Of Vietnam⁣ Is The 2026 World Cup Tasters Champion

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. The results of the 2026 World Cup Tasters Championship.

Crispy Chili Crisp Chicken

Chili crisp chicken - crispy, golden chicken thighs tossed in a sticky chili crisp sauce loaded with garlic, ginger, soy, and sesame. This one's bold, spicy, and done in 20 minutes.

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Coffee News Club: Week of May 11

Scientists crack the code on coffee. Plus, coffee cooperatives in Brazil fight climate change, and everyone hates writing on cups, including customers.

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Chicken Picadillo

All of the flavours of a Cuban style picadillo with capers, olives and raisins with chicken! A Cuban style picadillo is a dish that typically includes ground beef, bell peppers, onions, garlic, oregano, cumin, bay leaf, tomato sauce, olives, capers, and raisins. This version makes a simple substitution of sliced chicken for the ground beef....

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Mexican Street Corn White Chicken Chili

This Mexican street corn white chicken chili tastes just like elote in a bowl! Skillet-roasted corn with chili lime seasoning,…

Easy Homemade Gochujang (No Fermentation)

If you’ve ever enjoyed the addictive, funky heat of Korean barbecue or bibimbap, you’ve encountered gochujang. This thick, fermented chili paste is the “secret sauce” of Korean cuisine, providing a complex depth that is simultaneously sweet, savory, and spicy. Note: This recipe is a “quick-method” ...

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Make Your Momma Some Coffee, Would Ya?

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. A weekly curated selection of coffee from the Sprudge Roaster's Village.

Breakfast for Dinner Recipes

It’s often fun to change things up by serving breakfast for dinner! I mean who doesn’t love pancakes for dinner! I’m not talking about some lame toast and coffee breakfast or even a bowl of cereal breakfast but a hearty and tasty breakfast that you will look forward to having for dinner! Lots of breakfasts...

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Spicy Tuna Tostadas

Made with tinned fish and topped with mango and avocado, these vibrant tostadas won't break the bank.

These Smoky Tuna Tostadas Are Delightfully Easy (and Cheap)

Made with tinned fish, they come together in mere minutes.

Carrot Habanero Sauce

If you are looking for a hot sauce that offers more than just raw heat, this carrot habanero sauce is a revelation. While many sauces rely on high acidity or sugar to balance chili peppers, this recipe uses the natural, earthy sweetness of carrots to ...

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Jalapeño Mac And Cheese

Macaroni and cheese is the ultimate comfort food, but even the classics can benefit from a little fire. This jalapeño mac and cheese takes that nostalgic, velvety cheese sauce and gives it a sophisticated, spicy upgrade. It’s rich, decadent, and balanced by the bright, grassy ...

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Pesto Beans

With 14 grams each of fiber and protein, 30-minute pesto beans will come to the rescue when everyone is getting hangry.

31 Father's Day Brunch Recipes and Ideas

From a green eggs and ham frittata to blueberry coffee cake, here’s how to go all-in on Father’s Day brunch.

I Tried the New McDonald’s Dirty Sodas and Refreshers, and They Were Made for Hot Summer Days

McDonald's just got in on the dirty soda trend, and we are so here for it.

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12 Best Coffee Subscriptions, Reviewed & Reordered (2026)

Never run out of beans again.

I Tried Michael Jackson’s Favorite Cookies, and They Deserve a Standing Ovation

Don't stop 'til you get enough.

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Asian Turkey Meatballs

These juicy Asian turkey meatballs are baked in the oven and glazed in a sweet and savory sauce. They make a perfect flavorful, yet easy weeknight dinner.

Blackberry Velvet Cake

This blackberry velvet cake is the perfect warm-weather twist on a traditional red velvet cake. With fresh berries for vibrant flavor and a dreamy purple hue, it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Sweet Potato Nachos

Whether shared as a game-day snack or served as an easy weeknight dinner, these sweet potato nachos are sure to get rave reviews.

London Broil With Baking Soda Marinade

A simple baking soda marinade helps tenderize this budget-friendly cut for reliably juicy results.

Why Some of America's Most Influential Korean Chefs Are Turning to Farming

At First Hands Farm, powerhouse chefs are growing their cultural legacy.

Copycat Iced Dunkalatte

Copycat iced Dunkalattes are a New England-inspired drink that coffee lovers will wish they tried sooner.

The 17 Freezer Finds Our Editors Always Keep Stocked

From shortcut ingredients to ready-to-go entrees, these are the freezer products that make our lives easier.

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Everything We Know About the Bourdain Biopic

Plus, Rodney Scott's restaurant closures, Delta axes some snacks, and the creator cooking with their Hinge dates

This Frozen Pad Thai Tastes Exactly Like Takeout

I've never stocked up on a freezer find so quickly before, making this an instant Taste of Home Award winner.

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Weekly Coffee News: Dean’s Beans Wins + Drinks as Self-Expression

Welcome to DCN’s Weekly Coffee News! Subscribe here for all the latest coffee industry news. Also, check out the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. Dean’s Beans Wins SBA Rural Business Honor, Posts 168.5...

Is $9 For Coffee An Affordable Premium Experience?

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. There's a lot about Starbucks to be critical of. But this ain't it.

How an Immigration Interview Turned Into 168 Days in Detention for a Coffee Worker in Hawaii

A Nicaraguan coffee worker in Hawaii, married to a U.S. citizen, was detained by ICE during a green card interview. He spent more than five months in federal custody until the ACLU got involved.

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Two-Ingredient Pizza Dough

No time for yeasted dough? This two-ingredient pizza dough takes 15 minutes.

Cajun Boiled Peanuts Recipe

These homemade boiled peanuts bring the perfect blend of Cajun spices for a wonderful spicy southern snack or appetizer - learn how to make boiled peanuts!

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Wonder Bread Has Entered the Breakfast Aisle with 10 New Products

The new products from Wonder go way beyond lunchbox sandwiches.

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Deconstructed Vanilla Lattes And Coffee Breath On The Coffee Sprudgecast

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Deconstructed vanilla lattes on this episode of the Coffee Sprudgecast.

I Tried the ‘Perfect Pancake’ Saucepan Hack, and I’ll Never Make Pancakes Any Other Way

It might defy logic, but it's definitely a worthy breakfast upgrade.

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Will Blue Apron Get My Picky Eater to, Well, Eat?

My little sous-chef and food critic weighs in on the popular meal delivery service.

The Best Breakfast Sausage, According to Our Taste Test

After tasting 19 varieties of fresh and precooked links and patties, these are the ones we’d bring home.

Standart Teams Up With Electronic Duo Satoshi & Makoto For A New Vinyl Album

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Coffee and music have a lot in common. Both are consumed, sometimes mindlessly and for another purpose, coffee…

Shakshuka Pizza with Za’atar Meatballs

This shakshuka pizza with za'atar meatballs recipe bakes eggs, mozzarella, feta, shakshuka sauce and well-spiced lamb meatballs on a homemade crust.

Miso Butter

This miso butter recipe balances salty, sweet and citrusy tastes and flavors in a multipurpose spread that will change your weeknight cooking.

Nestlé Says Robusta Trial Shows Increased Yields and Quality in Côte d’Ivoire

Multi-year field research by Nestlé and Côte d’Ivoire’s national agricultural research center found that planting a mix of six robusta coffee varieties can raise yields by up to 86% compared...

Mundo Novo Expands the World of Automatic Pourovers with the CS2

Commercial coffee equipment company Mundo Novo introduced the CS2 automated pourover machine for cafes at the World of Coffee trade show in San Diego last month. (Read all of DCN’s WOC...

This Is the Nostalgic Cookie That Jennifer Garner and Her Mom Make Together

A vintage recipe, a double boiler and one very sweet mother-daughter moment.

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I Went Through Gallons of Milk Searching for the Best Milk Frothers (2026)

Here are the ones I trust for barista-quality clouds of foam at home.

Trader Joe’s Sued for Beans Allegedly Not Having Enough Caffeine

Trader Joe’s is the target of the latest coffee lawsuit. The claim? The grocery chain’s low-acid coffee contained less caffeine than it should.

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Curried Red Lentil Soup with Chickpeas and Quinoa

A healthy and hearty lentil, chickpea and quinoa soup seasoned with curry flavours. 2026/05/03: This has been one of my all time favourite recipes! I find myself making it all the time and I thought that I would take the opportunity to update it with some new photos! Recently I have been enjoying exploring lentils...

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15 Mexican Mother’s Day Brunch Recipes

Everything you need for a Mexican Mother’s Day brunch spread, from make-ahead casseroles to fresh aguas frescas. If you want…

Is McDonald’s Really Getting Rid of Free Refills? Here’s What We Know

The announcement came in 2023, but customers are just starting to notice the changes now.

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Pesto Parmesan Crisps

These pesto Parmesan crisps are a quick and savory cracker-like snack. Just two ingredients—shredded Parmesan and pesto sauce—are melted into golden, lacy bites.

This Two-Ingredient Bread Was Made for Busy Weeknights

Making a fluffy, buttery loaf has never been so simple.

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Tomato Galette With a Flaky, Buttery Crust

Peak season tomatoes, garlic, and cheese, wrapped in a buttery, flaky crust.

Why Christina Tosi Swears by This $10 'Gem Scale' for Baking

For accuracy and precision, this scale is the real deal.

ColdPerk Introduces Commissary 70: A High-Volume Coffee Extraction System Built For Scalable Production

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. The Commissary 70 brings ColdPerk’s proprietary extraction approach into a larger-format platform.

Savory Pesto Babka

Savory pesto babka with Parmesan cheese is the delicious twist we've been waiting for. Snack on slices throughout the day, or serve a loaf with a hearty soup or a saucy dinner.

A New Study Uncovers The Mechanism Behind Coffee’s Impact On Healthy Aging

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Researchers from Texas A&M University have uncovered one potential pathway for coffee's health benefits.

We Tried the Bissell PowerClean DualBrush—And It’s Perfect for Pet Parents

We tapped our resident cat-loving editor to try out the new Bissell PowerClean DualBrush vacuum during shedding season.

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Our Community’s Best Summer Party Hosting Tips

Whether you're throwing a get-together for a summer holiday, a birthday, a graduation party or a simple backyard barbecue, follow these summer hosting tips for a successful outdoor bash.

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Meta-Analysis: Coffee Drinkers Have Lower Odds of Multiple Sclerosis

A recent systematic review and meta-analysis suggests coffee drinkers have lower odds of developing multiple sclerosis (MS) compared with non-drinkers, but the authors caution that the evidence is inconsistent across...

Royal Cup Coffee and Tea Completes Farmer Brothers Acquisition

Royal Cup Coffee and Tea has completed its acquisition of Farmer Brothers Coffee Co., bringing together two of the oldest U.S. commercial coffee companies under a single Birmingham, Alabama-based company....

Roast Master Shows Off FAB Fluid-Bed Machines

Fluid-bed roasting equipment company and green coffee seller Roast Master made its U.S. coffee trade show debut at World of Coffee in San Diego last month, launching a new generation...

Chili Crisp Recipe: Spicy Chili Oil with Crispy Bits

This spicy chili crisp recipe is easy to make, great for spooning over anything from vegetables to eggs, meats and more. Learn how to make chili crisp.

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How Ghirardelli Made Classic Flavors Feel New Again In Their World of Coffee Drink Flights

Chocolate is ubiquitous on coffee menus, but Ghirardelli shows how to create innovative specialty beverages that feel fresh through unique flavor pairings that’ll keep coffee lovers engaged.

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Rice Is the Main Course at My 'Survivor' Watch Party

Plus a tribal council tablescape, castaway dress code, and a supersized dirt cup for dessert.

Tlacoyos

Tlacoyos are a traditional Mexican street food made from corn masa stuffed with beans or cheese, shaped into a long…

The 10 Best Aldi Finds of May Include a Le Creuset Dupe and the Cutest Cutting Board

Another month, another list of fun and budget-friendly Aldi finds!

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