Cold drink- or food-induced atrial fibrillation/flutter, termed “cold drink heart,” is understudied and underrecognized, but ...

Two shades of this 30-ounce tumbler are on sale — key lime and wild vine red. It can be used for hot or cold beverages and is ...

There's nothing better than an ice cold drink on a hot day but imagine this—you're enjoying a refreshing iced tea, and ...

Cold drinks are hotter than ever. At Starbucks, cold drinks made up 75% of US beverage sales last quarter. Cold espresso drinks in particular rose 13% last quarter from a year ago, and drinks with ...

According to my observations, a new generation of consumers is rediscovering foam—but this time they’re trading the plate for ...

Cold drinks can indeed create a temporary sensation of coolness in the mouth and throat. This is because cold-sensitive receptors are stimulated, creating the illusion of cooling down.

Cold drinks are hotter than ever. At Starbucks, cold drinks made up 75% of US beverage sales last quarter. Cold espresso drinks in particular rose 13% last quarter from a year ago, and drinks with ...