Decaf

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  Decaf Coffee: Is it Worth The Hype?

  Decaf is short for decaffeinated coffee. It is prepared with coffee beans that have had more than 97% of their caffeine removed.

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  Is Your Decaf Coffee Really Caffeine-Free? A Nutritionist Reveals The Truth

  Decaf coffee has most of its caffeine removed through a special process. But does this mean it's completely caffeine-free? Read on to find out!

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  Drinking Coffee May Not Enhance Your Creativity, Says Study

  Caffeinein Western culture is stereotypically associated with "creative occupations and lifestyles, from writers and their coffee to programmers and their energy drinks, and there's more than a kernel of truth to these stereotypes.

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  What Is Decaf Coffee? Is It A Good Idea To Replace Regular Coffee With It?

  Decaf coffee is coffee made from coffee beans whose most of the caffeine quantity is removed before the process of roasting and grinding.

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  Drinking Coffee May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk, Says Study

  Coffee lovers, rejoice! Drinking coffee, including decaf, instant and black, may decrease the risk of colorectal cancer, according to a new study which found that the benefits increase with more consumption.

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  One-two Cup Of Coffee Daily May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk: Study

  Drinking black, decaf or even instant coffee daily can lower the risk of developing colorectal cancer, finds a study.

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  Manhattan Outraged with a New All-Decaf Coffee Shop

  Much ado is being made about a seemingly harmless shop that, for just one week, dares to sell decaf only.

• Coffee May be Good for Your Liver: Study

  For long coffee has been blamed for its caffeine content but recent studies have shown that drinking coffee may help in lowering the risk cardiovascular diseases and also diabetes. Here's more good news. A latest study published in the journal Hepatology...

• Crazy Coffee Concoctions Around the World

  Mocha, Latte or for that matter our very own authentic filter Kaapi is the way to go for me. From the homely, milky versions to the contemporary hits like the decaf - it is true that there are as many coffee versions and flavours available in the market....

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  Decaf coffee: New respect and new offerings

  The new breed of boutique roasters who focus extraordinary levels of attention on finding good beans are changing the art of decaf.

• Coffee plants with less caffeine

  Researchers have engineered Coffea canephora - the species of plant that produces robusta coffee - so that it has up to 70 percent less caffeine than usual. Currently, regular coffee becomes decaffeinated through a process that