Since ancient times, maca has been used as a food for various health and medicinal purposes. It’s a Peruvian plant that grows in the Andes mountains. Being a cruciferous tuberous plant, it’s more related to broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and kale. You are probably like me and heard about the benefits of maca coffee and wondered: …
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Ember Mug Mugs are one of the items that can be found in every home. It takes hot fluids, mainly tea, coffee, and hot chocolates. A mug is more or less a formal container style and is usually not used in proper places or settings. The majority are made of ceramics because of their conductivity Ceramics …
Making espresso at home doesn’t have to break the bank. This list of the best espresso machines under $200 will give you the best options to make homemade espresso.
Non-dairy milk has been an excellent alternative to milk for many people. Can you use it to froth? Find out what types you can and can’t here.
You’ve probably been in a situation where you’ve tasted a super sour coffee and have decided that nothing was worth drinking the rest. There are reasons why the same coffee can taste completely different when prepared differently. When prepared poorly, the acidity in coffee causes undesirable effects. That’s why many people and shops try to …
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Stop using the terms cortado vs latte incorrectly. These two espresso drinks are similar but read here to see why they are different and why it matters.
It’s no secret that chocolate and coffee are closely connected. A sip of coffee after you had a piece of chocolate tastes fantastic. No wonder coffee shops often give you a complimentary piece of chocolate next to your latte or espresso. But the question remains: why are chocolate and coffee so good together? Taste plays a significant part …
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Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. The taste profile of coffee is usually associated with the four “basic tastes”: sweet, sour, bitter, and salty. I’d say most people are able to taste sweet and bitter in their coffee, and in some coffee’s sourness or acidity is present. Salty less so. …
Thinking of coffee trends in waves is generally attributed to Trish Rothgreb of Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters. Way back in 2002, Rothgreb wrote an article for The Flamekeerper, a newsletter of the Roasters Guild about the different waves of coffee. Many others have written about it since, and let me warn you: it quickly becomes …
What are the Three waves of Coffee Culture? Answered! Read More »
To be honest, it doesn’t keep me up at night. But the question of whether coffee is man-made has fuelled quite a few late-night (and alcohol-induced) discussions with friends over the past years. Let’s see if we can untangle this puzzle. Shall we? But, for the TLDR (and to please the search engine Gods), let’s …
