Olive oil coffee

Kickstart your morning the best way possible with frothy olive oil coffee!

This easy recipe for coffee infused with olive oil is amazing! This copycat of Starbucks' new drink, Oleato, is rich, buttery, & velvety.

I’m passionate for olive oil this year. I have some every day, either on my salad or drizzled of other foods. Sometimes I drink a spoonful if I neglected to put it on food. There are wonderful health benefits associated with olive oil (anti-inflammatory polyphenols, antioxidant powerhouse), and it feels so right having it in […]

Recreate the Starbucks Oleato Caffè Latte at home with this easy Starbucks copycat recipe. Olive oil coffee is made with a delicious mixture of coffee, olive oil and oat milk.

Yes, Starbucks is putting olive oil in coffee. Here's why, where, and when.

Let’s take a look at how olive oil in your coffee may contribute to improving your overall wellness!

If you ever wanted olive oil in your coffee, the new Starbucks Oleato drinks all include a spoonful. Here's a look at the new beverages, including those available only in Milan.

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Guess what? Coffee with olive oil in it is a trend right now. Why combine coffee and olive oil? Because they’re two very healthy foods. We explain what you should know about adding olive oil to your coffee.

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Don't discount this strange mix right away: it might just become your new favorite way to drink coffee!

We've got three Starbucks Oleato copycat recipes: an olive oil cold brew, latte, and espresso martini. Sound strange? Trust us — they're delicious.

At first glance olives and coffee might seem to go together like, well, oil and water. But these Italian essentials possess deep cultural similarities—not to mention complementary flavors.

Salted coffee is gaining popularity as people put salt in lattes, chocolate milk, and even teas! We cover the history, recipes, & science of salt in coffee.

Coffee grounds will exfoliate your skin as the olive oil soothes and hydrates it! Make a little extra and store it at room temperature in a jar for a few weeks.

This olive oil coffee (Starbucks Oleato copycat) is smooth and creamy with a hint of nuttiness and a buttery finish. It’s a copycat you can easily make at home before it hits the market. It’s vegan but can be made with dairy if you prefer.