 Any time a friend asks me to recommend a sleek-looking electric kettle, I tell them they absolutely need the Stagg from a brand called Fellow. It's got ultra-precise temperature settings (did you know fresh coffee should be brewed at a different temp than older grounds?), a perfect pouring spout and it's also just insanely beautiful (seriously, look at the pink one with the maple handle). But what other coffee gadgets are out there that can brighten up our mornings? This week we got some picks from a pro, plus we dug into the debate between whole vs. ground beans. Read up and drink up — here's to better mornings!
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The 5 coffee gadgets you need in your home  Coffee gadgets can completely change the way you look at your morning cup, and they don’t have to be expensive. We asked Anthony Ragler, regional developer at Black & White Coffee Roasters in Raleigh, NC, to recommend some of his favorite gadgets to help you craft your perfect cup.
Why you should buy whole bean coffee  If you care about more than convenience, you'll want to consider making this switch. Your mornings could get a whole lot more satisfying. Want to lower your carbon footprint? Here are the foods to eat (and avoid) Meat, dairy, almond milk ... there's a host of foods that we know wreak havoc on the environment, but how much do we need to cut back in order to make an impact? Experts explain, and it's not as complicated as you may think.
Sinus-clearing foods that'll help with your seasonal allergies  You probably already know that spicy foods like jalapenos and wasabi can make your nose run. But have you wondered why? And are spicy foods actually helpful for allergies in the long run? What if you’re not a fan of a good burn? Are there non-spicy foods and drinks that can help, too? We spoke with experts to get the answers and to debunk some myths you may have been buying into (ahem, expensive honey).
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