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!
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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…
The RITI coffee printer is an exciting new eco friendly printer currently being designed. It hopes to use old coffee grounds in its ink cartridges. Ink cartridges create a lot of non biodegradable waste that more often than not ends up in land fill sites. Ink is also a petroleum based product so in time will…
Coffee was introduced to Vietnam by the French in the late 19th Century and has been a popular beverage ever since. A French dark roast is used and ground finely, chicory may also be added and is in fact quite similar in taste to Cafe De Monde coffee and South Indian filter coffee. Vietnamese filter…
Every November New Orleans hosts a coffee festival. It is a celebration of all things coffee complete with food and live music. Last year over 5000 people attended. It takes place at the Feret Market on November 6th from 12 noon – 5pm. Attendees will have the chance to learn about the origin of coffee…
This week’s coffee fun fact addresses caffeine’s super-energizing powers. Caffeine has actually been added to International Olympic Committee’s list of prohibited substances. Any athlete testing more than 12 micrograms per milliliter of urine risks being banned – which is about five cups of coffee. Have you ever gotten such a buzz from coffee that you…
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…
