Keeping up with the latest drinks at Starbucks® is fun. It seems that there is something new to try every week. Which makes this hobby expensive. 

That is why we make ours at home instead. Making Starbucks drinks at home can save tons of money and time. You just need a recipe. 

We have made almond milk honey flat white, vanilla sweet cream iced coffee, and salted honey iced coffee (so easy) at home. Up next, cold brew with cocoa almond milk foam!

In this article, we will teach you how to make cold brew with cocoa almond milk foam at home using your Keurig® brewer. 

There is so much chatter about K-Cup® coffee that tea drinkers often feel ignored. Or may not even know tea pods for Keurig® brewers exist.

Much less, which ones are the best.

We hear you and promise to do better. The good news is, there are very high quality, artisan companies producing tea in pods. Twinings and Celestial Seasoning are our favorites!

In this article, we will teach you all about K-Cup® teas. Including, which ones are best and how to make tea with your Keurig® brewer. Plus, you will learn a secret trick to reuse your K-Cup® tea pods!

We know you are intrigued by Starbucks® iced coffee concoctions. Us too, especially the salted honey iced latte! But, like you, we don’t want to risk spending $4.00 on a drink we hate. 

Luckily, most of these specialty coffees can be made at home. Even better, you can whip them up in a few minutes with your Keurig® brewer. 

In this article, we will teach you how to make a salted honey iced latte at home using your Keurig® coffee maker. You probably already have the ingredients on hand, and the cost is minimal!

Like you, we were once intimidated by K-Cup® dark roast coffees. We clung to our breakfast blends and french vanilla’s because that dark stuff is only for millennial hipsters. 

Until we took our sip of a gourmet French roast or Italian blend. When we took time to explore dark roast pods, we fell in love, and think you will too.

In this article, we will teach you all about dark roast coffee K-Cup® pods. By the end, you will know what dark roast means, the taste, health benefits, and more. Plus, we will share our ten favorites! 

What Does Dark Roast Coffee Mean

Coffee that has roasted deeply is labeled dark. Dark roast beans are exposed to more heat for a longer time than their light or medium cousins. The result is a blackish brown, shiny appearance. This process causes different characteristics to emerge in terms of density, caffeine level, flavor, and body.

Starbucks iced coffee is an addiction for many (yours truly included). Somehow they seem to make it better each year. One of the best improvements has been the addition of vanilla sweet cream. But, maintaining this vice can be hard on the wallet and the waistline. 

What if we told you that you can make it at home instead, using your Keurig® brewer? 

In this article, we will show you how to do just that. It is surprisingly easy and requires only a few simple ingredients. The best part is, you will save money and calories too!

It is hard to find a good coffee house creation with an almond milk base. Probably because the texture of the milk is not perfect for frothing. But, in our opinion, the nutty flavor is just right to pair with espresso-based drinks.