All things coffee
This is a guest post by Courtney Denning, Education and Media Manager at Winans Chocolates + Coffees. In this article Courtney shares fond memories of her coffee-loving grandma. My grandma was as vibrant as her name, Ruby. She was colorful, a real character, she could be loud …
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Hidden amongst Prague's Golden Age, Rennaissance, and Baroque treasures are the pre-war 19th-century cafes. These cafes were started during a period of growth in Prague - The National Revival, per BBC's article Prague's historic coffeehouses, the temples of caffeine, creativity, …
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Since opening in November of 2016, Primer Coffee has propelled itself to a top shop for filtered and espresso coffees in Bellingham, Washington. Primer, a specialty coffee bar in Bellingham takes pride in featuring Onyx coffee at the establishment. The in-house menu includes a …
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Started our coffee journey without much expectations, but we really wouldn't trade where we are today for anything! Along the way, we've learned to rise up from the little falls and celebrate the little wins as we push forward. So today here's one worth celebrating - …
No one likes to clean, but everyone loves a good cup of coffee. If you're searching for easy to clean coffee makers, here are five that will make you smile. 1. French Press Brewing Bags The French press brewing bag is the answer to eliminating messy used grounds on the …
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Cuenca is 8,400 feet above sea level, a city in the Andean highlands of Ecuador. It is an eight-hour drive south of Quito and a four-hour drive southeast of Guayaquil. The city is an expat haven and the third largest city in Ecuador. Over 7,000 expats live with the 350,000 …
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This is a guest post by Idecaf Coffee Co. For those who are sensitive to caffeine and just love the taste of coffee or plan on going to bed soon, decaf coffee is a must. Caffeine sensitivity comes in several forms. Some may get alarmingly anxious, an upset stomach or for those …
By Noreen L. Kompanik Who knew coffee tasting could be this fun? That’s exactly what we asked ourselves after our experience with “coffee cupping” at Bird Rock Coffee Roasters. Jeff Taylor is the brand new co-owner of Bird Rock Coffee Roasters – the company responsible for …
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If you're familiar with Larry the Barista of Bricksburg, a fictional character developed by Lego, you would know this: Here you go. That's $37! Yes, $37 for an average coffee made precisely using only one method, just the way everyone in Bricksburg likes it. The citizens of …
As a coffee lover, I get excited over unique brewing gadgets, but none of them had me as excited as when I laid my eyes on a vacuum coffee maker (also known as a siphon coffee maker) for the first time. I was mesmerized when I first saw a vacuum coffee maker in action. …
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