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9 Bad Habits that Are Good for You
Posted on March 15, '12 by Katie Jimenez.
Coffee is affirmed, yet again. In an article by Woman's Day | Healthy Living, author Jessica Girdwain tells us that downing coffee can actually help you improve your health, feel better faster and boost your mood. Girdwain says...
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Caffeination Graduation
Posted on February 02, '12 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted on Blogcritics Culture.
For many adults, the whistle of the espresso machine is the alarm clock that rouses them from half-consciousness, gets them shuffling on their feet and out the door to start another working day. It's a co...
Coffee no longer grounds for beheading
Posted on January 31, '12 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted on Seattle's Big Blog.
We all know coffee powers us. Now, it’s helping to power the
planet. Thankfully, it can no longer get you executed.
Starting with that last part, NPR’s
Adam Cole just recounted the history of co...
Light or Dark Roast Coffee?
Posted on September 01, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
So, what's your preference? Do you like light roast or dark roast? Do you even know?
Before making up your mind, you may want to know a little more about the two roasts. First, the types of roasts has nothing to do with the actu...
Exploring the Wonders of K-Cups
Posted on August 30, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
By Gretchen Zukunft
Back in 1992, the introduction of K-Cups was pretty much a breakthrough in the coffee world. This idea that a single serving K-cup could be easily made within a minute or so was beyond unthinkable especially due to the conveni...
The Four Basic Types of Iced Coffee
Posted on August 11, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
According to Barismo, there are four basic types of iced coffee: standard, double strength, cold drip, and cold brew. Click here to read its summary of each type. The blog also includes directions for making your own!
Mood-enhancing dose of Costa Rica
Posted on August 03, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Nature affects the senses in ways that can improve our moods: Sunshine warms us, lifting low spirits. Balmy breezes caress us, soothing weary souls. Melodic birdsongs and rhythmic tides comfort us, calming frayed nerves. Floral hues and fragrances...
Do I Detect a Hint of ... Joe?
Posted on July 26, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally published in The New York TImes.
THOUGH wine tastings seem to have become less pretentious in recent
years, it’s still rare to hear a top varietal compared to Cinnamon Toast
Crunch cereal. But at coffee tastings — known to aficiona...
SPEACIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON WITH A COFFEE PRODUCER IN COSTA RICA
Posted on July 22, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Sat, Jul 23, 2011
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Global
Exchange Fair Trade Store4018 24th Street [ 1 block away from Castro
St.]
San Francisco, CA
Global Exchange Fair Trade Store in San Francisco is welcoming Gilber...
More health benefits - fend off liver cancer with your daily dose of coffee
Posted on July 19, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
We keep reading about the health benefits of coffee, which is a nice change (coffee has long been blamed for many health-related issues, like heart disease). Most recently, evidence has indicated that coffee may actually help preve...
Tips for Brewing the Perfect Cup of Coffee
Posted on July 15, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Anyone can brew the perfect cup of coffee, we just recommend following a few basic steps.
First, we suggest using cold, filtered water. If there are less impurities in the water, you are more likely to taste the true flavor of the co...
Thoughts on Coffee Shop Etiquette
Posted on July 14, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted on Mashable.com.
In their early stages, when dedicated office space is unrealistic,
unnecessary or too expensive, small businesses and startups tend to frequent
coffee shops for their working and meeting needs. It’s nice to ...
Coffee lovers, rejoice: It really is good for you
Posted on July 08, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted on STLToday.com by Dr. John Morley.
As a coffee addict, I have spent most of my life wincing every time I hear how bad coffee is for me. It's hard to imagine life without my coffee, which keeps me awake, helps me focus and reduc...
To freeze coffee or not? 7 myths about making coffee answered
Posted on July 07, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted in EatingWell.com.
If you’re a coffee drinker, you know how much a bad cup of coffee can ruin the experience. Here are 7 coffee-making myths to watch out for to ensure you brew a perfect cuppa joe.
Click here to read the full...
Just How Much Caffeine is in that Cup of Coffee
Posted on July 06, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted in Coffee Zen.
Coffee isn’t simply just coffee, it’s actually a mixture of the
different components that make up the coffee bean. Some of these
components which are chemical are destroyed while the coffee bean is
being roa...
Don't have a garden? Recycled coffee grounds have other uses.
Posted on June 21, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Odor Eating Fabric Made from Recycled Coffee Grounds is Perfect for Athletes
Originally published in Inhabitat.
Wearing a cup of coffee sounds more like a morning disaster than a fashion statement. But Taiwanese company Singtex / S. Cafe is d...
Use coffee grounds to give garden a jolt
Posted on June 14, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted on NewsLeader.com.
Spent coffee grounds are a superb source of organic matter and plant food for vegetable gardens. That was the result of research conducted by Virginia State University a few years ago. Scientists determine...
Meet the Coffee World's Newest Superstar
Posted on June 08, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally posted in Fresh Cup Magazine.
BOGOTA—Alejandro
Mendez has come a long way in a short time. “Three years ago, I didn’t
know anything about coffee,” says the reserved, perma-grinned
23-year-old. Mendez built his coffee knowle...
Arabica Coffee May Extend Gains to $4 a Pound in 1st Quarter, Hackett Says
Posted on June 06, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Originally reported in Bloomberg.
Arabica coffee prices may be set for
a “straight up vertical spike” to a record $4 a pound by the
end of the first quarter with daily gains of 50 cents a pound
after climbing to a 13-year high last week, resea...
More Cups of Java a Day Keeps Deadly Cancers Away?
Posted on June 02, '11 by Katie Jimenez.
Those of us who feel guilty reaching for a second cup of coffee during the day may admit that we have a love-hate relationship with the drink. Some of us may need it to stay awake, and some of us, try as we might, just can't quit.
Click here to r...





