When you make coffee, adding milk, sugar and cinnamon is par for the course. But mushrooms? That’s an entirely different conversation. Whether you find the idea repulsive or intriguing, mushroom ...

An curved arrow pointing right. One Belgian company is recycling coffee grounds to grow mushrooms as part of a circular system that aims to eliminate waste. More from Science One Belgian company ...

Using 3D printing, researchers have combined coffee grounds and mushroom spores to create a compostable plastic ...

Cinnamon doesn't just have to be used in the kitchen, as garden experts urgegardeners to use them on their plants as a garden ...

Luo and a UW team developed a new system for turning those coffee grounds into a paste, which they use to 3D print objects: packing materials, pieces of a vase, a small statue. They inoculate the ...

Would you be willing to switch out your morning coffee for mushrooms? You've probably heard some rumblings about people switching to mushroom coffee in the morning, but unless you've made the ...

The dark roast, which comes ground, also has a high caffeine level ... and Four Sigmatic claims the mushroom coffee can have ...

There is no one answer to this question, because mushroom coffee comes in a variety of products and recipes. Some people brew their own by adding powder made from dried, ground-up medicinal ...

Four Sigmatic revealed at Expo West a slew of products that will launch later this year, including a half-caffeine blend of lion’s mane mushroom and Arabica coffee available in ground and pod to ...