Happy Monday! Some interesting coffee-related news from last week (also, Hey Guys! Haven't seen you for awhile! :D ): A recently presented study looked further into the possible link between coffee consumption and a lowered risk of developing endometrial cancer, Keurig promised to start rolling out recyclable K-cups by the end of this year, and Starbucks had a busy week bringing back the S’mores Frappuccino, opening it’s first store in South Africa, and even launching their own line of emojis.

Happy Monday! It's been a bit of a slow week for coffee in the news: Starbucks announced Starbucks For Life winners, it's soon going to be easier for people to enjoy butter coffee in their home, and a new kind of coffee flour may soon be hitting the market.

Happy Monday Tuesday! Some interesting coffee-related news from the past week: Coffee prices may soon be falling, the makers of  The Ripple Maker unveiled a new app that makes it possible to turn your selfies into foam art, and the recently released U.S. Dietary Guidelines allow for quite a few daily cups of coffee in a healthy diet. Also, Starbucks added a new beverage, the Latte Macchiato, to their menu and digitally released the Starbucks Coffee Passport, previous only available to employees, as a web-based app for everyone to use.

Happy Monday! A quick recap of some interesting coffee-related news stories from the last few weeks: South Sudan will soon begin exporting coffee for the first time ever, a study recently linked enjoying your coffee black with being a psychopath, and Stumptown Coffee Roaster is being bought out by Peet's Coffee & Tea. Starbucks is getting into the holiday season, unveiling their 2015 red holiday cups and once again offering a special, limited edition Halloween-themed frappuccino. Also,  Walter's Coffee, the Breaking Bad themed coffee shop,  may soon come to the U.S. with help from their recently launched Kickstarter campaign.

Happy Monday! Here's some coffee news that made the rounds last week: Experts say a major coffee shortage is on the horizon, Starbucks is doing their part by giving away free coffee trees to farmers (they also launched a new coffee education blog). Dunkin Donuts celebrated their 65 year anniversary by adding Vanilla Cupcake Coffee to their lineup, American Eagle released a new line of jeans made from used coffee grounds, and STEEM's caffeinated peanut butter created a lot of buzz.

Happy Monday! Some interesting coffee things being discussed in the news this week: Free limited edition Col' Brew coffee to promote The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, a unique coffee lid shaped like the bottom of a face causes quite a stir, and a company packs half a cup of coffee into a single, chewable gummy bite.