The secret to a better cup of morning joe might simply be choosing the right colored coffee mug. The color of a coffee mug can alter the way coffee tastes, according to a recent study ...

making them integrate well with my cabinet graveyard of colorful but ultimately inadequate mugs that didn’t make the cut. —Chris Morocco, food director Do I need a specific mug for my coffee?

However, new research published in the journal Flavour suggests that the color of the mug can actually affect the perception of how coffee tastes, and not always for the better. At Monash ...

Studies on the associations between color and taste reveal that people ... So, if you drink coffee from a green mug, you might perceive it to be more complex and sour, and it might taste better ...

Normally this is something I wouldn’t notice. But as it turns out, the color of your mug could affect your perception of how strong your coffee tastes. The psychological impact explored here ...

Here’s your weird factoid of the day: according to new research in the journal Flavour, the color of your mug is affecting the taste of your coffee. Let’s back up. How on earth would ...

A "mug" of coffee will take less than 30 seconds to brew ... I've been reviewing it in the Aqua Mint colorway, which brings a nice "pop" of color to my kitchen. The review machine arrived with ...