Archive for August, 2009



Choosing Unique Coffee Mugs

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am



Choosing Green Mountain Coffee

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

There are many different brands of coffee available for consumers to buy, and while store shelves are full of the most recognized and historical brands there is another name appearing on an ever-widening basis - Green Mountain Coffee. Unlike the bulk of the other familiar names, this one has been around since only 1981, but it was one of the first to recognize the public demand for high-quality and fresh roasted coffees.

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Making Stovetop Espresso

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

If you want to enjoy the same strong espresso coffee drinks served in fine restaurants and numerous coffee shops around the world you are going to have to invest in some additional kitchen equipment. The standard coffee maker can use espresso coffee, but for a true pot of espresso you will need either a full-blown machine or a simple Moka pot.

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An Introduction to Ethiopian Coffee

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

If you have ever wondered where coffee first came from you can look to the Kaffa region of Ethiopia. It is here that the plants grew wild and where the “bun” or beans of the plants were frequently chewed by the natives.

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Buying Cappuccino Mugs

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

People who find themselves becoming more and more interested in espresso and coffee beverages tend to begin acquiring unique equipment and serving pieces to hold the delicious drinks they brew. Why can’t someone simply serve a good cup of cappuccino in one of their standard kitchen coffee cups?

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The Benefits of Espresso Pods

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

There are all kinds of official and unofficial theories about making a perfect cup of espresso coffee. Some argue that a Moka pot on top of a stove creates the best results, and many more insist that they electric espresso makers yield optimal beverages.

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Using Coffee Filters

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 2:08 am

Perhaps you start your day in the exact same way as billions of other people - you head to the kitchen, grab the coffee filters and canister of coffee, and whip up your morning brew. Though you probably get the same results from this procedure almost every single time, you could actually improve the taste of your coffee simply by considering a different sort of filter.

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The Hazards of the Kentucky Coffee Tree

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 12:08 am

If you are interested in growing your own coffee, or a plant that produces a good substitute for coffee you are best to avoid the Kentucky Coffee Tree. This is because the seed pods that it yields contain high amounts of a toxin known as cytisine that will cause respiratory failure if consumed in measurable amounts.

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The Benefits of Travel Coffee Mugs

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 12:08 am

Not long ago the primary benefit of travel coffee mugs were that they allowed you to safely sip your coffee or tea while on the move or in a vehicle. They didn’t necessarily come with insulation or the best designs, but they did allow you much more stability than a regular household mug.

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Is Coffee Good For Children?

Friday 28 August 2009 @ 12:08 am

If I ask you to sit back and analyze how many cups of coffee do you have in a day most of you might come up with a figure of 3 or more; A cup with breakfast, another during the morning commute, a few lattes at the office, and an espresso after dinner. Children tend to copy what their elders do and it shouldn’t come as a surprise to you if one day your child asks you for his/her cup of coffee to give you company.

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