The question of "regular or decaf?" is a familiar one, but less often do we think about how decaf coffee is made. The post How is decaf coffee made? Inside the process that takes caffeine out appeared ...

When you sip on decaf coffee, you're hoping not to get a jolt. But is decaffeinated coffee really completely free of all ...

In order to be labelled as decaf, coffee beans have to have 97% of their caffeine ... compounds are added to remove the stimulant. “This process can sometimes use some pretty potent chemical ...

If you love a cup of joe but don't want the jitters, decaffeinated coffee is probably your go-to. Unfortunately, some health experts are concerned that the process required to remove caffeine from ...

Coffee naturally contains caffeine (as do tea, chocolate and lots of other plants) so to make decaf you’ve got to take the caffeine out of the coffee bean ... after the process is over is ...

Nearly three-quarters of Americans drink coffee every day, and for some, that daily pleasure comes with a side of pain.

Ryan Blosmer of Staunton is a self-described coffee nerd, not a coffee snob but you may not see him cradling a cup at ...

Decaffeinated coffee still actually contains some caffeine, however studies have shown that the amount of caffeine in a decaf coffee is minimal. Researchers have found that the process of ...

Tea farmers in Kenya are set to earn big from heightened value addition as Kenya prepares to host Africa’s first decaffeination facility that will see the country export the flavour to global energy ...