An ice-cold glass of tea is the antidote to any hot summer day. Unlike traditional iced tea, which is brewed in hot water and then poured over ice, cold brew tea is made by steeping the tea leaves ...

You may think iced and cold brew tea are essentially the same based on their names, but they have enough differences to truly ...

Alternatively, you could use the Hyperchiller to make yourself an iced latte. Simply brew a piping hot espresso, mix it with ...

For caffeine-free options that still offer support on the trail, Geiger recommends herbal teas. For example, both ginger and chamomile tea have been shown to combat inflammation, making them helpful ...

If you’re feeling a cold coming on but don’t want to wait in line at Starbucks, here’s how to make the popular “Medicine Ball” at home. The “Medicine Ball” — also known as the “Cold Buster” — ...

When things get hot, there’s no beating a chilled, caffeinated drink. But while there’s no question of what temperature we want our morning cup of joe (frosty), does it matter if we choose cold brew ...