In the annals of Greek civilization, the so-called frappe is something of an overnight sensation. The first one (that we know of anyway) was concocted from sugar, cold water and a spoonful of instant ...

To prepare this Greek frappe coffee recipe, you will need a tall glass and a milk frother. In a glass measuring cup, add the instant coffee (Nescafe) and 2 tablespoons of cold water. You want just ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. I’ve had it on my to-do list for weeks, ever since I noticed my frappé ...

Let’s face it — dining out may be back, but it’s often an expensive proposition. When you’re craving Greek fare, why not try recreating some of your favorite restaurant dishes at home? You’ll likely ...

When asked what the drink — or, rather, drinks — of the summer are, most people would probably name some kind of fruity cocktail. That could be anything from a Dirty Shirley (after all, it does ...

Coffee drinkers are spoiled with options, from sophisticated flat whites and refreshing iced coffees to steaming mugs with beautiful latte art. To the naked eye, there may appear to be little ...