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Merry Christmas!
We trust that you will have a wonderful and safe holiday season. Enjoy a cup of coffee and catch up with friends and families while you enjoy your festivities. Happy Holidays! From That’s Coffee FRESH ROASTED GOURMET COFFEE BEANS View 190+ Different Coffees from 31 countries around the World. We roast and ship your 100%…
Seoul’s Novel Coffee Houses
One of the new and hip coffee houses opening in Seoul – Cat Cafe is the home to the neighborhood cats customers get to sip their coffee and cuddle up with a friendly feline. In Seoul coffee culture is booming and its tough competition for those opening coffee shops so many have become very creative…
Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer with Caffeine
A recent study performed by the University of Toronto reports that caffeinated beverages can help lower your chances to developing UV-related skin cancer. The findings are reported by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and state: “Multiple human epidemiologic studies link caffeinated (but not decaffeinated) beverage intake with significant decreases in several types…
The Rule of Five
Arabica coffee plants will take 5 years to mature before they produce their first crop. A healthy coffee plant will produce only 5 pounds of green beans per year. Only 1/5th of the crop production will pass through high sorting standards and be marketed as specialty or gourmet coffee. FRESH ROASTED GOURMET COFFEE BEANS View…
Tips for Using Old Gourmet Coffee Grounds
Ever wondered what you can do with left over gouremt coffee or coffee grounds? Well here are some great tips: Rub Coffee beans in your hands after cooking with garlic and fish – the natural coffee oils will absorb the odors from the cooking Pour a little boiling water and gourmet coffee grounds down the…
Paying More for Coffee?
You may have noticed that you have been paying more for coffee lately here are some reasons why: 1. Supply Vs Demand- more people are drinking coffee than ever before and less people are wanting to grow it. 2. Climate – like all crops coffee cultivation is affected by the climate and as a plant…