Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, in large part due to its caffeine content. While plain coffee can provide a boost of energy, it contains almost no calories. However, ...

You drink it in the morning, you drink it in the afternoon. You drink it with friends and alone at your desk. In fact, you’re rarely seen without it. And while the drink we should be talking about ...

Chances are, you'll indulge in some special—and high-calorie—foods this holiday season. You probably don’t think of the coffee you sip at the end of your meal as one of those fattening treats. But ...

Numerous studies have documented the potential health benefits of coffee consumption, making that morning cup of joe even more satisfying. New research, however, finds that many of us may be ...

These chain coffee drinks pack extreme sugar, saturated fat, and calories. See the worst offenders from Starbucks, Dunkin', McDonald's, Tim Horton's, and more.

In their unadulterated state, coffee and tea are virtually calorie-free, and therefore make wonderful beverages to enjoy as often as you like (at least within reason). But most Americans don’t drink ...

Coffee and tea drinkers who regularly sweeten and flavor their drinks with add-ins, such as sugar and milk, may be stirring in up to 69 extra calories a day, a new study finds. Coffee and tea are ...

For millions of Americans, the day doesn’t truly begin until that first cup of coffee. But as coffee culture has evolved from ...

The coffee diet encourages you to drink at least 3 cups (720 ml) daily while restricting calorie intake. Though it may result in short-term weight loss, it may not be a sustainable diet in the long ...

Some people claim that the only “true” coffee is a tiny cup of espresso. Others are die-hard fans of a simple cup of drip joe. Both are delicious caffeinated drinks, but is one better than the other?