Great Britain
Coffee culture with a long tradition This week once again it is time for the annual London Coffee Festival (April 12-15) and initiate the UK Coffee Week on April 16.…
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Ice Cube Shapes – get you the coolest at home
Drink with your eyes So why pay attention to the presentation of the drink only with cocktails?! Especially with iced coffee versions you can easily achieve a big effect with…
Acrylamide
Starbucks must warn of cancer in California. In 2010, the NGO Cert sued Starbucks and around 90 other companies at the Los Angeles Supreme Court for failing to alert consumers…
Happy Easter
To celebrate this day, we gonna have our coffee with a shot. Since the obligatory eggnog is already on the table for Easter, you do not need to go shopping…
Torrefacto Method – Learn about an oldschool method
Roasting style with a long tradition Torrefacto is a way to roast coffee beans. Originally developed in Spain, France and Portugal to make coffee last longer and preserve flavor. Unsurprisingly,…
Cappuccino Stencils
Pimp my Coffee Not everyone succeeds Latte Art. But you want your milk foam not to be so naked? It’s easy with cappuccino stencils. Mostly you get a small selection…
Maroua Coffee
Today a recommendation for all mocha lovers Do you know this situation? The roaster of your trust has the best coffee, just no decent Arabic coffee blend. The Arab or…
Coffee books – these novels you must read
Coffee is not only the main protagonist at the breakfast table but also of many coffee novels. That’s why I’m introducing you to a couple of coffee book today. Coffee…
Tunisia
Ottoman and Andalusian influences Coffee came to Tunisia in the 16th century through the Ottomans. In 1846 there were already 102 cafés in Tunis, half of which were run by…
French Polynesian Coffee – 100% Local!
No. 74 of coffee producers with 20 tons French Polynesian Coffee a year. Advertisment French Polynesian Coffee: Traditional Preparation The Polynesians like to add a Tahitian vanilla pod to the…