Adding sugar or artificial sweeteners to coffee attenuated its protective effect on the risk for type 2 diabetes, an analysis ...

Coffee may reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes - but only if you don't add sugar. A study looked at the coffee consumption of almost 290,000 people, among whom close to 13,000 developed type 2 ...

A study spanning 34 years has concluded that coffee can reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes – but there's a catch. It needs ...

In moderation, there is room for coffee creamer in a healthy diet. Here are the 8 healthiest brands to reach for.

A study by Harvard Medical School has found that drinking one extra cup of coffee a day without adding sugar can be linked to ...

Scooter’s Coffee, Omaha, Neb., offers an alternative, with its sugar-free “caramelicious ... its sweetening with erythritol or allulose to add back mouthfeel could take an 8-oz latte ...

Tea time might be a British institution, but The King and other members of the Royal Family do enjoy a good cup of coffee, ...

Take banana bread, for instance. Swapping out white sugar for muscovado not only boosts its moisture but also introduces a ...

Combine ground coffee with spices such as paprika, garlic powder, and a bit of brown sugar for a sweet and savory rub.