Top 300 Coffee News, Reviews, Resources & Services

• 3 coffees a day linked to a range of health benefits - The Guardian.
• 3 Steps to Brewing a Better Cup of Coffee - The New York Times.
• 4 cups of coffee a day could slash chance of early death - The Telegraph.
• 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Upgrade Your Coffee - "Even with quality beans, it’s hard to be a good home barista without the right tools. Wirecutter’s coffee experts can help. Here are five affordable things that can vastly improve your morning experience."
• 5 common medicines you must never have with tea or coffee - "Antibiotics, thyroid, asthma, diabetes, and Alzheimer's medications were notably affected. Caffeine interfered with these drugs' absorption, metabolism, and excretion, leading to issues such as restlessness, headache, and reduced medicine efficacy."
• 5 Tips For Creating The Best Coffee Cocktails - "The ubiquitous espresso martini has served as a gateway libation into the world of coffee cocktails. Its velvety balance of sweet coffee liqueur and bitter caffeine fuse for a sip so delightful that its renaissance is equivocal to a movement. Still, the espresso martini can’t reign forever, and there’s other coffee cocktails deserving of your time. Here are five tips for elevating your coffee cocktail game: 1. Use a quality infused coffee spirit. 2. Dry shake for a creamy foam. 3. Use Espresso. 4. Be aware of curdling. 5. Don't underestimate the garnish."
• 5 ways to use coffee pods without a machine - "1. Using a French Press. French press coffee maker. 2. Using a pour over method. A person pouring water over coffee. 3. Turn pods into 'coffee bags'. 4. Using a saucepan. 5. Use a Moka Pot."
• 5 WORDS THAT PEOPLE GET WRONG ABOUT COFFEE - "Coffee has been around for a long time, try since the 11th Century in Ethiopia, but there are still words that people get wrong..."
• 6 in 10 Wild Coffee Species Are Threatened With Extinction, According to Scientists - TIME Magazine.
• 6 of the strongest coffee blends available - The Telegraph.
• 6 ways to wake up without coffee - "An hour after you've gotten out of bed, you still feel sleepy and haven't started to tackle your big to-dos for the day. You want some pep in your step, but drinking coffee could makes you so anxious you feel like you could scale the walls. Or perhaps you're trying to kick a caffeine habit?"
• 7 Rookie Mistakes People Make When Brewing Pour-Over Coffee - "Is your pour-over coffee bitter or watered-down? These are the reasons why."
• 8 Best Drip Coffee Makers for Stellar At-Home Coffee - "Getting good coffee at home is as easy as quality beans and one of these no-brainer machines."
• 8 Ingenious Ways to Repurpose Used Coffee Grounds - "Few give a thought to its byproduct, coffee grounds, which most people unceremoniously dump into the garbage. And that's a mistake, as there are a surprising number of things you can do with used coffee grounds. Some of this versatility comes from the fact that coffee is filled with valuable nutrients. Researchers from Spain's University of Granada found coffee grounds are rich in fiber and phenols, and their antioxidant effects are 500 times greater than those found in vitamin C. The grounds' coarse texture is another advantage, as is their ability to stain. Intrigued? Here are eight creative ways to reuse your old coffee grounds."
• 10 reasons to carry on loving coffee - The Telegraph.
• 11 Best Coffee Makers 2024 - "For a solid, fuss-free way to caffeinate at home."
• 11 Hacks To Get More Out Of Your Nespresso Machine - "These tips, tricks, and hacks will help you make the most of your Nespresso machine and ensure that it's functioning optimally."
• 11 Irresistible Coffee Cocktails To Sip On National Coffee Day - "Coffee and cocktails—what’s not to love? Take the espresso martini, for example. Once a quirky favorite of London’s cocktail scene, this simple yet powerful drink has surged back into the spotlight, and people can’t get enough. It’s rich, bold and gives you that perfect caffeine kick when you need it most."
• 11 Mistakes You're Making With Instant Coffee - "Many of the unfavorable qualities that the no-fuss form is commonly associated with, such as blandness, bitterness, and acidity, are rarely a result of the granules themselves, but rather mistakes made during preparation."
• 12 Limited Edition Nespresso Pods That We Need Year-Round - "Nespresso has a pod flavor for every type of coffee drinker. Here are a few Nespresso's best-loved limited edition pods, that deserve to be available all year."
• 13 Best Instant Coffee Brands, Ranked - "It's not imitation. To do it, an extract is made from roasted coffee beans, then it's concentrated and dried with either freeze or spray drying. All the coffee crystals need is hot water or milk to rehydrate into the aromatic beverage we're familiar with."
• 13 best travel mugs - "From our friends at The Strategist, here are the best travel mugs, according to coffee snobs."
• 13 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cleaning Their Coffee Maker - "Because of the complexity of some coffee machine's designs, though, and the different materials used, it's easy to clean them improperly, lazily, or else use cleaning materials that don't suit each part."
• 13 NescafÉ Instant Coffee Varieties, Ranked Worst To Best - "Nescafé offers numerous, easy-to-use instant coffee varieties. We ranked them based on factors like flavor and aroma to determine which was best."
• 13 Nespresso Coffee Pod Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best - "Nespresso currently offers 30 original coffee varieties, 35 coffees compatible with the Vertuo design, and limited edition coffees made for both styles."
• 25 cups of coffee a day still safe for heart - "Up to 25 cups of coffee a day still safe for heart health, study says."
• 25 Science-Backed Health Benefits Of Coffee That You May Not Know - "Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world. Its great and refreshing taste has earned it countless fans. But, it’s not just taste that makes your favorite brew awesome. Coffee contains a wealth of good qualities and amazing health benefits."
• 26 Coffee Hacks You Need To Know For A Better Cup - "A good cup of coffee can mean the difference between an awesome morning and a so-so one. Depending on the brew style, getting the specifics down can get tricky. That's why we compiled a list of coffee hacks to help you brew a better cup. Whether a straightforward Americana or a fanciful French press, here are some tips to wake you up."
• 30 Best Starbucks Drinks - Ever - "I’m a Former Starbucks Barista, and These Are the 30 Best Starbucks Drinks of All Time."
• 31 Coffee Brands, Ranked From Worst To Best - "Having an underwhelming brew can spoil your day, while a flavorful one can provide an inspiring start. In today's world of depressing news, there is no time to waste on a bad cup of coffee."
• 101 of the Best Coffee Blogs & Resources - Intown Coffee.
• A coffee journey from seed to sip - "The ritual of brewing and drinking coffee is, for many of us, a small, mindful activity; one that marks the start of a new day, anchors a social interaction or gets us through a long afternoon. But how often do we reflect on how this coffee has ended up in our cups? Or consider the efforts that go into ensuring its quality by farmers on the other side of the world? Join us as we tell that story, meet some of the farmers."
• A fan of black coffee & dark chocolate? It's in your genes, a new study says - "Prefer your coffee black? Then you probably like dark, bitter chocolate, according to new research identifying a genetic basis for those preferences."
• A guide to Italian coffee - The Guardian.
• A 'heathenish liquor'? A cure for cancer? The history of coffee is full of surprises - "A new study suggests coffee could prevent bowel cancer recurring - but claims for its healing properties have abounded since the 15th century."
• A Journey to Colombia’s Coffee Belt - The New York Times.
• A little-known holiday 'latte' recipe - "Sahlab: The Middle East's answer to the latte. Inside each sip are the rich flavours of the Levant and the spices of holiday traditions that reach across religions and stretch back centuries."
• A Simple Trick To Make Better Coffee: Cut The Static - "To make richer coffee in the morning, simply spritz a little water on your beans before grinding them. That’s it!"
• AeroPress Review: Is This the Best Travel Coffee Maker? - "After years of use, we still love the AeroPress for its quality brews, portability, and ease of use. It boasts almost 20,000 five-star Amazon reviews, and the pickiest of coffee aficionados rarely have a sour word to say about this savvy product. But is it worth the hype?"
• Airline serves up coffee cups you can eat - "Air New Zealand is testing edible coffee cups on board."
• Alaska Airlines has created a coffee that it says tastes better in the sky - "Alaska has created a custom blend with Portland-based roaster Stumptown to make a coffee that’s immune from the altitude-changing effects that airborne-served coffee typically creates, including tasting bitter and weak."
• All The Ways Caffeine Affects Your Body in One Handy Infographic - "On the plus side, it also triggers the release of dopamine and glutamine in the brain, which help boost mood and reduce the risk of depression."
• An Exhaustive Guide to the Best Coffee Makers We’ve Ever Reviewed - "At Epicurious we take our coffee quite seriously. We’ve tested and reviewed close to 100 machines of different styles, sizes, and price points looking for the best coffee makers. From the most complex smart espresso makers to the simplest styles that coffee drinkers have been using in one way or another for centuries, we’ve tried them all."
• Anna Wintour may settle for less, but I've grown out of bad coffee - "I used to drink copious amounts of Starbucks, but that was when I drank lattes, or, as my friend calls them, giant cups of milk."
• Are coffee pods really eco-friendly? The truth behind the surprising findings - "Coffee capsules notoriously produce waste – but some experts maintain that reducing how much coffee you use, even with a pod, can decrease emissions."
• Artificial Sweeteners, Not Good, Not Bad - "Sugar substitutes offered no health benefits, but they didn’t do any harm, either, a review of studies found."
• Ashes of Italian coffee tycoon placed in a huge coffee pot - The Telegraph.
• Average westerner's eating habits lead to loss of four trees every year - "Research links consumption of foods such as coffee and chocolate to global deforestation."
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• BALENCIAGA - since 1917. Paris Coffee Cup in black porcelain.
• BARISTA - Wikipedia.
• barista-approved gear you need to recreate the coffee shop at home - "Don't let the quarantine stop you from having the cafe experience."
• Beginner’s Guide to Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee - Coffee or Bust.
• best coffee grinder - The Verge.
• Best Coffee in the World - "Your search for the perfect cup of gourmet coffee is finally over. Here you will find the best supplies, including coffee makers, coffee beans, and accessories."
• BEST COFFEE NEWS - "How To Make Coffee."
• Best Gifts For Coffee-Loving Dads - Forbes.
• best iced & cold-brew coffees, put to the taste test - The Telegraph.
• Best Moka Pots for Delicious Stovetop Espresso at Home - "Enjoy your coffee like an Italian with the best moka pots for making strong, intense, and flavorful stovetop espresso at home. People love their coffee, which is why there’s seemingly innumerable options for coffee makers, espresso machines, and caffeine contraptions of all sorts. Despite the myriad of options for making good espresso at home, the humble moka pot remains the preferred option for a whole lot of coffee drinkers around the world."
• best Nespresso machines in 2023, tried & tested - "Whether it’s a morning eye-opener, afternoon pick-me-up or after-dinner decaf, espresso fans take their java seriously. But if learning to become a home barista sounds overwhelming, a Nespresso automatic home coffee maker may become your new BFF."
• best pour-over coffee makers of 2024, tried & tested - "A pour-over is the best way to recreate the rich, robust, full-flavored coffee you get at a specialty shop. Besides the soothing ritual involved with making pour-over coffee, the method is favored by professional and amateur baristas alike because a precise pour can extract the most flavor out of your beans into your cup."
• Best Single-Serve Coffee Maker (2024) Tested & reviewed for a Quick & Easy Cup That Actually Tastes Good - "We don’t generally recommend pod coffee, but after testing a dozen machines we found some that were pretty good."
• Best Single-Serve Coffee Maker (Isn't a Keurig) - "To help you decide which coffee maker is best for you, we’ve rounded up all the gear we recommend that can produce a well-made, single cup of coffee, including an array of affordable, sustainable, space-saving choices that don’t involve purchasing a so-called 'single-serve coffee maker.'" Wirecutter.
• Best Ways to Make Coffee, According to Baristas - "Plus, their favorite tools for getting the job done."
• better coffee at home? I asked 3 coffee experts for their top tips - "Every coffee enthusiast needs to know these top tips."
• Black Ivory coffee - Wikipedia.
• Bored of Cold Brew? Try an Espresso Tonic - "The rising trend for espresso tonics is easily explained: they're refreshing, but with just the right amount of kick."
• Brew your coffee this way & you might live longer - "The healthiest way to brew your coffee -- and possibly lengthen your life."
• Bulletproof coffee: Would you add butter to your brew? - "The BBC's weekly The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world. This week we speak to Dave Asprey, founder of cult US coffee brand Bulletproof."
• CafÉ sells single cup of exotic coffee for $1,500 - "Its owner swears customers are brought to tears by the taste. The beans get flown in from Panama."
• CaffÈ Americano - definition & explanation.
• CaffÈ macchiato - Wikipedia.
• CaffÈ mocha - definition & explanation.
• Caffeine - Wikipedia.
• Caffeine Can Make You Anxious - "And what to do about it. Caffeine is a stimulant that affects the sympathetic nervous system."
• Caffeine may reduce body fat & risk of type 2 diabetes, study suggests - "Findings could lead to use of calorie-free caffeinated drinks to cut obesity and type 2 diabetes - but more research needed."
• can coffee really sober you up? - "You're out late at night and you've had one too many drinks. You're feeling a bit inebriated, and you're wondering if a cup of coffee can help. Many of us have been there."
• Can Olive Oil Do All That? - "Starbucks recently announced that they’re mixing this Mediterranean staple into their coffee drinks. Nutrition experts weigh in on what we know about the health benefits of olive oil."
• cappuccino - definition & explanation.
• carajillo Is Poised to Become the Caffeinated Cocktail of 2024 - "The next time you’re tempted to request an espresso martini, ask for a carajillo instead. This delightfully simple concoction is a mix of one part espresso and one part Licor 43 (a Spanish liquor whose 43-ingredient recipe has been kept under wraps since 1948, when the Zamora family first invented the saccharine herbal blend) poured over ice. Where the espresso martini is sharp and bitter, the carajillo is sweet, with notes of vanilla, chocolate, and citrus."
• Clear, colorless coffee promises not to stain your teeth - Mashable.
• Clever Way You Can Use Nespresso Pods Without A Machine - "For the easiest brewing method, simply make sure the punctured pod (or its contents) is fully submerged as you add hot water to the cup. The longer the pod is left to steep, the stronger the cup of coffee you'll have in your hands - a brew time of two to six minutes is a good window."
• COFFEE - Wikipedia.
• Coffee & Chocolate: a Winning Combo - "Both come from the seeds of tropical plants, both contain caffeine that keeps our energy levels up and, together, they increase our concentration: we’re talking about coffee and chocolate, a winning combo in every sense, especially flavour."
• Coffee & gold lure visitors to this city - "The best things to do in Bogotá, Colombia."
• Coffee a 'miracle' drink with many health benefits, experts say - "In addition, people who consumed more than 60 cups of coffee per month - or more than two a day - were found to have a nearly 70% lower risk of liver cancer, a nearly 50% lower risk for colon and breast cancers and a nearly 30% lower risk for thyroid cancer, according to a 2021 study."
• COFFEE ARABICA - Wikipedia.
• COFFEE AT AMAZON.COM'S GROCERY & GOURMET FOOD - as of May 15, 2022: 6,000+ results.
• Coffee bad, red wine good? Top food myths busted - "We’re being bombarded with conflicting advice on what we should and shouldn’t put into our bodies. Finally, here are the definitive answers, according to the experts."
• Coffee bean - Wikipedia.
• COFFEE by country - "The 'Bean Belt' is located between latitudes 25 degrees North and 30 degrees South, roughly from the top of Mexico to the bottom of Brazil. Coffee plants require a very specific climate with Arabica plants prefering cooler temperatures, frequently found at higher elevations, whereas Robusta plants can thrive in harsher temperatures. About 70% of the world's coffee production is Arabica with nearly 30% Robusta and only about 2% Liberica."
• Coffee drinkers may be at lower risk of early death, study suggests - "Even people who take sugar seem at lower risk, say experts, but results may be due to coffee drinkers being more affluent."
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• Coffee may come with a cancer warning - CNN.
• Coffee May Protect Against Cancer, W.H.O. Concludes - The New York Times.
• Coffee may reduce risk of death from stroke & heart disease - "Drinking up to three cups of coffee a day may protect your heart, a new study finds."
• Coffee naps are better than coffee or naps alone - Vox.
• Coffee percolator - type of pot used to brew coffee by continually cycling the boiling or nearly boiling brew through the grounds using gravity until the required strength is reached.
• Coffee price surges to highest on record - "On Tuesday, the price for Arabica beans, which account for most global production, topped $3.44 a pound (0.45kg), having jumped more than 80% this year. The cost of Robusta beans, meanwhile, hit a fresh high in September."
• Coffee prices seen rising nearly 25 percent by year-end - Reuters.
• COFFEE REVIEW - "The World's Leading Coffee Buying Guide."
• COFFEE TERMS & RECIPES
• Coffee Tied to Lower Risk of Dying Prematurely - The New York Times.
• Coffee war brews in the land of tea - "A new front has opened up in the country that invented tea."
• Coffee won't make your heart flutter, study says - "Worried that coffee will make your heart go pitter-patter, and not in a good way? A new study puts to rest the fear that your daily fuel will cause heart palpitations - or cardiac arrhythmia, as doctors call it."
• Coffeehouse - Wikipedia.
• Coffeemaker - Wikipedia.
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• Coffiest - balanced breakfast and your morning coffee, all in one convenient bottle. Each great-tasting bottle contains 400 calories of complete plant-based nutrition and the same caffeine as a strong cup of coffee.
• Cold brew coffee - Wikipedia.
• Consumption of coffee & tea & risk of developing stroke, dementia, & poststroke dementia - "A cohort study in the UK Biobank."
• Crema (coffee) - a thin layer of foam at the top of a cup of espresso. A layer of dense foam that forms on top of the drink. It consists of emulsified oils in the ground coffee turned into a colloid, which does not occur in other brewing methods. Crema is produced when water, placed under very high pressure, dissolves more carbon dioxide, a gas present inside the coffee that is produced during the roasting process.
• damn fine cup of coffee - FBI Special Agent Cooper's description of his favorite drink: 'Blacker than midnight on a moonless night' in the cult TV classic Twin Peaks, by David Lynch.
• Dark Chocolate Mousse with Espresso - Jen Reviews.
• Death Wish Coffee Review: 5 Things You Need To Know - "Have you heard of Death Wish Coffee? Before you drink it, make sure you read this entire post for my Death Wish Coffee Review."
• decaf coffee? - "Normal caffeinated coffee has reams of health benefits. So is there any reason to go decaf? Little to no caffeine: Forgoing caffeine allows consumers to stay hydrated while keeping blood pressure in check, potentially helping improve sleep and alleviating anxiety. Antioxidants: Like regular coffee, decaf contains lots of antioxidants that improve cellular health."
• Decaf coffee: the best solvent-free, low-caffeine, full-flavour beans - The Telegraph.
• Demitasse - a small cup used to serve Turkish coffee or espresso.
• Designers are loving the new kitchen trend for coffee niches - "These 7 show how they can improve your morning routine."
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• DeVIEHL - exquisitely designed and handcrafted coffee cups.
• Diet drinks linked to heart issues, study finds. Here's what to do - "If your heart goes pitter-patter for diet beverages, it may not be due to love. Artificially sweetened beverages, a new study has found, may be just as bad for your heart as the sugar-laden kind."
• Difference Between Nespresso Vertuo & The Original Machines? - "Original Nespresso machines use pressurized water to extract shots of traditional espresso from their capsules, similar to traditional espresso machines. Vertuo machines are more high-tech, with a barcode reader telling the machine how to best extract each pod, which gets a high-speed spin in the brew head during the making process."
• Does Coffee Make You Gain Weight? Here's What a Dietitian Has to Say - "Although coffee affects everyone differently, there are several reasons why some individuals may experience unintentional weight gain from regular coffee consumption."
• Does Coffee Make You Smarter? - CoffeeAbode.
• Does Espresso Have More or Less Caffeine Than Drip Coffee? - "If you're looking for a gentle jolt of caffeine rather than a full-on flogging, one type of coffee may be the better choice. The simple answer is that espresso contains more caffeine per ounce than a standard drip coffee. The difference between drip coffee and espresso beans comes down to how each is brewed."
• Double Espresso Nespresso Pod With The Boldest Flavor - "It's no wonder that Nespresso Scuro stands apart within the trio of double espresso pods. It's created with a blend of two Central American coffees: Arabica from Costa Rica and Robusta beans from Guatemala."
• drinking about 3 cups of coffee a day may protect heart health - "Coffee could be more than a morning pick-me-up, according to new research."
• Drinking coffee could benefit your heart & help you live longer, research finds - "Contrary to worries among some doctors and the public, drinking coffee may actually protect your heart instead of causing or worsening heart problems. Drinking two to three cups of coffee daily has been associated with a 10% to 15% lower risk of getting heart disease, heart failure or a heart rhythm problem, or dying early for any reason, according to three research abstracts published Thursday."
• Drinking coffee 'drastically reduces risk of cirrhosis' - study - The Telegraph.
• Drinking Coffee May Help You Live Longer, Study Says - TIME Magazine.
• Drinking Espresso Martinis With Neil Patrick Harris - "Emmy-award winning actor Neil Patrick Harris is coming out with his own 'The After Hours' Espresso Martini canned and bottled cocktail."
• Drinking two cups of coffee a day can help you live longer, research suggests - "Beverage has previously been found to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's."
• Drinking very hot drinks 'probably' causes cancer, but coffee is okay - The Verge.
• drip coffee - drip brewing, or filtered coffee.
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• Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug 2 - "10 Oz, App-Controlled Heated Coffee Mug with 80 Min Battery Life and Improved Design, Black." Ember Coffee Mug with Longer Lasting Battery: Our updated smart coffee mug's extended battery life keeps your drink at your preferred temperature (between 120°F - 145°F) for up to 80 minutes on a full charge or all day on its redesigned charging coaster. Smart With or Without App: Pair this temperature control mug with the Ember app to set the temperature, customize presets and more; Our self-heating coffee mug is also functional without the app and remembers your last-used temperature (135°F out of box).
• espresso - definition & explanation.
• espresso martini has nothing on these 2 drinks - "It is just as easy - if more time intensive - to make your own cold brew as it is to make hot coffee. On the other side of the time it takes lies the reward of a smooth, nuanced drink with less acidity and bitterness than its hot-brewed counterpart."
• Espresso vs. Coffee: What is the Difference? - "Espresso is thicker and more intense than coffee because of the lower grounds to water ratio, the finer grind, and the pressurized brewing method. Regular coffee uses a coarser grind, more water and gravity to extract the final brew."
• Every Nespresso Machine, Ranked Worst To Best - "Nespresso's Vertuo Lattissima model is more affordable than the Vertuo Creatista - but it's not as fancy. Looks aren't everything, though."
• expert guide to making the perfect cup of coffee at home - "Over the past six months, many of us have been trying to replicate our morning takeout in our kitchens. From beans to milk, here’s how to get the most from your mug."
• Expert mode: I found a hidden Nespresso setting & it's a game-changer - "This viral Nespresso hack is solving all my Vertuo woes. I discovered Expert Mode, which gives you the option of overriding your Vertuo's pre-set shot lengths and automatically brewing a shorter shot, no matter the size of your capsule."
• Farewell turmeric latte? Mushroom coffee is the latest caffeine trend - The Telegraph.
• Frappuccino - trademarked line of frozen coffee drinks sold by Starbucks. It consists of coffee or other base ingredient (e.g., strawberries and cream), blended with ice and other various ingredients, usually topped with whipped cream.
• Full of beans: scientists use processed coffee grounds to make stronger concrete - "Australian engineers say they can make concrete nearly 30% stronger by incorporating processed grounds into the material."
• George Clooney 'saddened' by alleged child labour on Nespresso coffee farms - "Brand ambassador pledges ‘work will be done’ after children are filmed toiling on Guatemalan farms believed to supply company."
• HARIO - since 1921. Coffee servers, kettles, mills, grinders, presses, drippers, decanters, measuring spoons, scales, thermometers & syphons.
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• Hario V60 Metal Drip Scale - "In order to brew delicious coffee, extraction quantity and extraction time is essential. The V60 drip scale is used to simultaneously measure both of these factors."
• Have that coffee after breakfast especially if you had a bad night's sleep, research suggests - "A strong coffee after a poor night's sleep is the kick-start many people need in the morning but new research suggests that it might be best to have a bite to eat first."
• Here's How Much Caffeine May Trigger a Migraine, According to a New Study - TIME Magazine.
• Here’s How Much Money You Really Save by Making Coffee at Home - "Cutting back on your Starbucks habit won’t suddenly help you afford a house, despite what some 'experts' say. But it could save you between $1,000 and $2,000 a year, according to our math."
• Here’s Some Money Advice: Just Buy the Coffee - "No, skipping your morning caffeine boost will not make you a millionaire."
• How a Lawsuit Against Coca-Cola Convinced Americans to Love Caffeine - TIME Magazine.
• How climate change is jeopardizing your morning coffee - "Your Morning Cup of Coffee Is in Danger. Can the Industry Adapt in Time?"
• How Coffee Farmers in Hawaii Fought Counterfeit Kona Beans - "On the volcanic slopes of Hawaii’s Big Island, hundreds of farmers in the Kona region produce one of the most expensive coffees in the world. A testing method borrowed from geology helped farmers sue a slew of stores selling supposed 'Kona' coffee."
• how coffee farms in Costa Rica are mixing wildlife, agriculture & tourism - "A new crop of farming co-ops are finding ways to safely open up untouched landscapes and exotic wildlife to visitors - and grow superb coffee."
• How Coffee Helped the Union Caffeinate Their Way to Victory in the Civil War - "Coffee replaced tea as the U.S. drink of choice around the time of the American Revolution. From the moment patriots tossed chests of tea into Boston Harbor in December 1773, drinking coffee - and boycotting tea - became a sure sign of loyalty to the cause of independence."
• how coffee really affects our bodies - "Every day, around the world, 2bn cups are consumed. But what actually happens after you swallow that first mouthful? Here is everything you need to know."
• How Much Caffeine in a Cup of Coffee? What You Need to Know to Stay Healthy - Daily Cupo.
• How Much Caffeine Is In A Nespresso Pod? - "While some flavors make more delicious coffee than others, Nespresso states that most lines pack between 50-100 mg per cup. Since each pod usually makes one cup of coffee, this is also the amount of caffeine per pod. But, of course, there are always some delightful exceptions."
• How Much Coffee Is Too Much Coffee? - "In most cases, you would need to consume at least 10,000 milligrams of caffeine - or the equivalent of about 50 to 100 cups of coffee, depending on the strength - for it to be potentially fatal, Dr. Hughes said." The New York Times.
• How Nespresso Pioneered The World Of Coffee Capsules - "The goal was to taste-test as many espresso drinks in Italy as necessary to uncover the core secrets of what makes the perfect espresso pull."
• How Nespresso's coffee revolution got ground down - "Nestlé’s sleek, chic capsule system changed the way we drink coffee. But in an age when everyone’s a coffee snob and waste is wickedness, can it survive?"
• How to Brew Coffee with a Moka Pot - "If you like your coffee strong, a stovetop moka pot is a simple way to brew a powerful cup of coffee: 1. Fill the bottom with hot water. Pour boiling water and let it cool for 30 seconds. 2. Fill the brewing basket to the top with medium coffee grounds. 3. Screw on the top. 4. Heat the moka pot on medium-low heat. 5. Listen closely. 6. Remove from heat & serve."
• How to Clean & Descale Your Nespresso Machine - "Follow these simple instructions to keep your coffee maker in tip-top shape, whether you use dish soap or products from the brand."
• How to do a Coffee Milk design - YouTube 12:20.
• How To Drink An Espresso Like An Italian Pro - "Focus on differentiating each one, which can range from floral and fruity to bold, nutty, and dark chocolate-like (don't sweat if you can't tell many flavor notes right away, it'll take time). And don't rush the ending, because a good espresso will leave a nice aftertaste. Take your time to savor it!"
• How to Kick Your Caffeine Dependence for Good - TIME Magazine.
• How to Make a Latte Without Milk or a Fancy Espresso Machine - Wired.
• How to Make Bulletproof Coffee ... - "And Make Your Morning Bulletproof."
• How to Make Iced Coffee: Everything You Need to Pull Off a Perfect Cup - Atlas Coffee Club.
• How To Make Irish Coffee The Foolproof Way - "A delicious and well-prepared Irish coffee is nearly impossible to find - no matter how ubiquitous it is in New York City’s bar scene."
• How to make the perfect cup of coffee - The Telegraph.
• How to turn spent coffee into a brilliant vegan dessert - "This plant-based tiramisu is a fantastic way to make your ground coffee go even further."
• How To Use a Moka Pot For Perfect Coffee Every Time - "Assemble the moka pot, ensuring a tight seal, and place it on a medium heat source. Remove the pot from the heat once you hear the coffee extraction gurgling sound to prevent over-extraction. Allow the moka pot to cool slightly before pouring and enjoy the rich flavor of moka pot coffee."
• How we all got hooked on caffeine - "It’s the world’s most widely used psychoactive drug, it disrupts our sleep, it makes us grumpy when we miss it - and we give it to our children. What keeps us coming back?"
• I CAN'T STOP DRINKING COFFEE OUT OF THIS TEMPERATURE-REGULATING MUG - Wired.
• I DIDN’T KNOW HOW DESPERATELY I NEEDED A KNOCK BOX FOR MY ESPRESSO MACHINE - "The tamping station lets you quickly tamp your portafilter, while the knock box itself lets you whack out that puck of coffee after it’s been brewed and extracted."
• I Don’t Drink Coffee. Should I Start? - The New York Times.
• I found a hidden Nespresso setting & it's a game-changer - "This viral Nespresso hack is solving all my Vertuo woes. I discovered Expert Mode, which gives you the option of overriding your Vertuo's pre-set shot lengths and automatically brewing a shorter shot, no matter the size of your capsule."
• I learned this milk steaming hack at barista school & my latte art instantly improved - "Here's a cost-effective hack that will help you practice the art of steaming milk without wasting tasty espresso."
• I never want to be apart from my home espresso machine - "Zen and the art of espresso machine maintenance."
• I'm a barista - these are the different types of coffee makers you need to know - "Your go-to guide for the different types of coffee makers. A barista explains the pros and cons of each type and how to pick the best one for your home."
• 'I'm Italian & you're drinking coffee all wrong' - "'You should NEVER have a cappuccino after lunch. It's a breakfast drink and should not be consumed past noon! When you're eating a meal, 'you've got enough going on' in your mouth and your stomach. All you need is a quick espresso.'"
• I've been using a £3k+ coffee machine to see if more expensive machines make better coffee - "The Giga 10 can handle making 35 different coffees, both hot and cold, thanks to the ability to extract cold coffee through a longer brew process. You can completely customise your drinks, from the amount of milk, strength of the espresso, and even the blend of beans."
• Iced coffee is ruining the environment - and your body - The Guardian
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• iKettle - "iKettle - Smart Kettle with Wi-Fi & Voice Activated." The iKettle 3rd Generation is a kitchen essential with lots of clever features such as 'Wake Up' and 'Home' modes. Controlling through the Smarter app the iKettle will improve your routine and control the water for your coffee or tea with smart precision.
• In North Korea a packet of coffee costs $100, and that's a problem for Kim Jong Un - "North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has bigger problems than the United States right now. He needs to feed his people, and his options are not good."
• In praise of 'cheap' coffee, the unfussy fuel of the world - The Telegraph.
• Intensity Level Of Your Nespresso Pods Matters - "Nespresso's intensity scale doesn't measure the amount of caffeine in a pod (they contain between 40mg and 200mg per cup - depending on the type of pod). Instead, it judges pods based on their concentration of coffee."
• International Coffee Day (1 October) - since October 3, 2015. "An occasion that is used to promote and celebrate coffee as a beverage, with events now occurring in places across the world. The first official date was 1 October 2015, as agreed by then International Coffee Organization and was launched in Milan."
• IRISH COFFEE - Wikipedia.
• Is Coffee Good for You? - "Yes! But it depends on the kind of coffee and the quantity."
• is coffee really an elixir for long life? - The Telegraph.
• Is Cold Brew Better Than Iced Coffee? - "If by 'better' you mean less acidic and unpredictably caffeinated, then yes."
• Is It Bad to Drink Coffee on an Empty Stomach? - "Your gut is adaptable, experts say, but there are a few facts you should keep in mind."
• Is That Cappuccino You’re Drinking Really a Cappuccino? - The New York Times.
• It’s official! Coffee causes cancer (except when it doesn’t) - The Guardian.
• It’s Time to Make a Coffee Run - The New York Times.
• Italy seeks Unesco heritage status for espresso coffee - "Italy is to apply for Unesco status for espresso coffee, claiming it is 'much more than a simple drink'. The drink quickly became an integral part of the national identity after its creation in Turin in the 19th century. It follows the art of the Neapolitan pizza-maker being added to the UN agency’s list of the world’s intangible heritage in 2017 as Italy aims to secure the worldwide status for another of its successful symbols."
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• Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee - a classification of coffee grown in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. The best lots of Blue Mountain coffee are noted for their mild flavour and lack of bitterness. Over the last several decades, this coffee has developed a reputation that has made it one of the most expensive and sought-after coffees in the world. Among the champions of Blue Mountain was author Ian Fleming. Fleming, who lived part-time in Jamaica, would not allow his literary hero - and man of superior taste - James Bond, to drink any other. As Bond sits down for breakfast in a page of Live and Let Die, Fleming declares outright: "Blue Mountain coffee, the most delicious in the world."
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• Kopi Luwak - the world’s most expensive coffee beans from Indonesia: US$700 per kilo.
• Korean Way to Make Iced Coffee Taste 10x Better - "You can add the coffee first to the ice, or the banana milk first and then the coffee. Give it a good stir, pop in your straw and enjoy a tasty, sweet drink."
• KUKU Maker: REVOLUTIONIZING COFFEE BREWING WITH CENTRIFUGAL EXTRACTION & PRECISION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY - "Take Control Of Your Coffee Taste." If you desire more than a quick cup of coffee or yearn for a variety of flavors that extend beyond a pod, the KUKU Maker is for you. It's a revolutionary machine that combines high-tech brewing and extraction features with the satisfying experience of old-school hand-poured coffee.
• LATTE - definition & explanation.
• Latte art - Wikipedia.
• Liberica: The bean that could change the taste of coffee - "The industry is now pinning hopes on another coffee species to sustain production - liberica. Native to western and central Africa, commercial cultivation is centred on the Philippines and currently accounts for only 2% of the global coffee bean harvest. Liberica has in the past been considered an inferior crop to arabica. Its large beans are harder to harvest and process due to their thick skin and pulp, and the taste is widely regarded as more bitter. Like the world's second-most traded coffee bean, robusta, it is considered more of a supplementary species than the main act. However, researchers are focusing on a subspecies of liberica with a smaller bean - called excelsa - which they believe has an improved flavour profile. Regardless, the spread of liberica may not be a matter of popularity, but necessity."
• ‘Like drinking a music festival’: this is ultrasonic coffee - but does it taste any good? - "Australian scientists have developed a method of brewing coffee by blasting ground beans with sound waves - and it produces a powerful cup."
• List of coffee companies - Wikipedia.
• LIST OF COFFEE VARIETIES - Wikipedia.
• Loewe launches its first ever espresso machine & it’s as stylish as you’d imagine - "Luxury German technology brand, Loewe has just launched its first ever espresso machine. Called the Loewe aura.pure, the new coffee machine has an integrated grinder with over 60 settings to choose from, to make perfect and precise coffee every time - and it’s easily the most stylish coffee maker I’ve ever seen."
• Lungo - "(Italian for "long") is a coffee beverage made by using an espresso machine to make an Italian-style coffee – short black (single or double dose or shot) with much more water (generally twice as much), resulting in a larger coffee, a lungo."
• Make the best espresso martini with these fantastic recipes - "Curious about the trendy espresso martini? Here are some recipes worth trying."
• Mapped: The countries that drink the most coffee - The Telegraph.
• matcha: Should you switch to matcha or stick with coffee? - "Considered by many to be superior to coffee, Matcha has been treasured for centuries for its restorative powers."
• Maths experts zero in on secret to perfect espresso - "It’s all in the grind, say mathematicians who turned to equations to solve mystery."
• mocha guide - "Coffee and chocolate sits firmly as one of the most popular flavour combinations of all time. And without doubt, one of the most delicious ways of pairing the two is in a mocha. But what is a mocha, where does the mocha originate from, why is it called mocha and most importantly, how do you make a delicious mocha at home? Our mocha guide has everything you need to know about this tasty coffee and chocolate combo."
• Moka pot, machine, filter or instant - which produces the best coffee? - "The company behind the iconic Italian stovetop gadget is in financial difficulties – is that because there are now better ways of making coffee? We put the most popular methods to the test."
• moka pots: We brewed dozens of cups of coffee & these are the best moka pots - "The Best Moka Pots, According to Our Home Tests. Manual or electric, these classic coffee brewers blend functionality with finesse."
• More Consensus on Coffee’s Benefits Than You Might Think - The New York Times.
• More Than Coffee: New York’s Vanishing Diner Culture - The New York Times.
• morning cups of coffee & tea could be associated with lower risk of stroke & dementia - "Among more than 360,000 participants studied over a period of 10 to 14 years, those who drank 2 to 3 cups of coffee, 3 to 5 cups of tea, or a combination of 4 to 6 cups of coffee or tea a day had the lowest risk of stroke and dementia, according to researchers from Tianjin Medical University in Tianjin, China."
• Moutai coffee, anyone? Luckin is adding the fiery liquor to its lattes - "Luckin Coffee has joined forces with Kweichow Moutai, the maker of China’s fiery national liquor baijiu, for an unusual offering: alcoholic lattes."
• Mug That Makes Everyone a Barista - The New York Times.
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• Multi-ccino Mug - "The Mug That Makes Everyone a Barista." This borosilicate glass mug invites coffee drinkers to learn and create various recipes. Measure ingredients and change the proportions of espresso, milk and water using the handy indicators printed on the outside of the mug. Recipes include espresso, macchiato, cortado, caffé au lait, Americano, flat white and cappuccino.
• My Honest Review of the Most-Hyped Coffee Maker of All Time - "Celebs, chefs, and designers sing its praises."
• Nespresso is launching paper coffee capsules & they're going to change how you drink coffee - "It's the moment we've all been waiting for. Here's everything you need to know."
• Nespresso Tip That Transforms Any Coffee Pod Into Espresso - "It can turn a coffee pod into double espresso or a double espresso into a single shot."
• Nespresso Vertuo Creatista: the best single-serve machine I've used - "All stainless steel and style the Nespresso Vertuo Creatista is an incredible single-serve machine. It makes excellent single-serve coffee in minutes."
• Nespresso Vertuo Trick That Makes A Stronger Cup Of Coffee - "The process is as simple as it gets. Just press the brew button twice. When you do this, the button will turn blue, signaling that your Vertuo machine is now in Expert Mode. It's a subtle yet powerful modification that allows you to extract a more concentrated coffee from your chosen pod."
• Never boil water twice when making a cuppa - The Telegraph.
• Nitro cold brews tipped to re-energise coffee shops - The Guardian.
• No safe level of coffee drinking for pregnant women, study says - "Cut out caffeine to help avoid miscarriage, low birth weight and stillbirth, paper advises."
• Now You Can Brew Your Nespresso With an App - Wired.
• Nutshell’s Iranian-ish coffee - "A reimagined Irish coffee infused with Middle Eastern spices."
• Ordering coffee in Italy: the 10 commandments - The Telegraph.
• proffee principle: Is it really a good idea to add protein to your morning coffee? - "Caffeine is a stimulant, protein helps muscle recovery, and thousands of people are posting online about combining the two for a sludgy beige take on breakfast."
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• Pumpkin Spice Latte - "Our signature espresso and milk are highlighted by flavor notes of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and clove to create this incredible beverage that's a fall favorite. Enjoy it topped with whipped cream and real pumpkin pie spices."
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• Queens of Mayfair - 17 Queen St, Mayfair, London W1J 5PH, England, U.K. "UK's Most Expensive Coffee. Experience for One." This is the award winning Cup of Excellence from Ethipoia. Served through a v60 filter after being ground table side by our Head Barista you will enjoy some of the finest coffee in the world. Not only is this a rare commodity but the farmers were paid more than 150 × the usual trade price for these award winning beans, makign a real difference to comunities in Ethiopia.
• recipe for chocolate-coated coffee semifreddo - "An imperfect but joyful summer treat that bears more than a passing resemblance to a velvety iced cappuccino covered in dark chocolate."
• Researchers one step closer to growing decaffeinated coffee beans - "Resulting varieties could find commercial success as an alternative to current decaf requiring artificial processes."
• Review: Nespresso Vertuo Creatista takes at-home coffee to the next level - for a steep cost - "Offering six different coffee sizes of many different varieties with adjustable heat and froth levels for the milk steamer, it is the most premium and feature-rich Nespresso Vertuo model yet. Each pod has a barcode on it that tells the machine how much water to put through and exactly how to create the best coffee for that type, consistently, every time."
• Rimowa Suitcase Can Now Make Espresso (Sort of) - "The German maison added its signature grooves to La Marzocco’s Linea Mini espresso maker."
• ROBUSTA COFFEE - Wikipedia.
• Role of Caffeine Intake on Erectile Dysfunction in US Men - PLOS.
• Ruby Wax: Why coffee shops are key to fighting mental illness - The Telegraph.
• Science may have found the secret to a better, and more sustainable, espresso coffee shot - "Espresso is one of the most popular ways to drink coffee, but it's also the most complicated to make."
• Scientists figured out the optimal cup of coffee - "You don't always need the dark roast. Researchers believe they identified the blend of factors comprising the perfect cup balancing flavor and zing - and dark roast diehards may want to finish taking a sip before finding out the results."
• Scientists reveal the secret to a coffee without the spillage: the claw grip - The Telegraph.
• Should Parents Worry About Kids Drinking Coffee? - TIME Magazine.
• Should You Delay Your Morning Caffeine? - "Some influencers say that doing so can offer benefits. We looked at the evidence."
• Single Origin Coffee: What You Need To Know? - Daily Cupo.
• Sleep, exercise & heart health: The impacts of coffee, according to a new study - "Coffee drinkers get more steps but also less sleep, study finds."
• SoufflÉ Espresso Martini - "Put a twist on the classic espresso martini and add a whipped coffee topping. Like a soufflé, the airy, slightly sweet topping slowly rises as the espresso cocktail is poured into the glass, creating a stunning visual effect that will impress any guest."
• Starbucks new boss under fire for 1,000-mile commute by corporate jet - "The newly announced boss of Starbucks, Brian Niccol, has come under fire after it was revealed he will commute almost 1,000 miles (1,600km) from his family home in Newport Beach, California, to the firm's headquarters in Seattle on a corporate jet."
• ‘Stop drinking fake coffee!’ Your most annoying things about TV - "We asked you to name your pet peeves of the small screen. Here are the things that rile you up - from empty cups to far too easy parking."
• 'Succession' star glues hand to Starbucks counter in protest - "Actor and activist James Cromwell has gone from 'Succession’s' Uncle Ewan to real-life supergluin’ - pasting his hand to a midtown Manhattan Starbucks counter on Tuesday to protest the coffee chain’s extra charge for plant-based milk."
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• S'well Bottle - "The Best Reusable, Insulated Double Walled, Stainless Steel, Insulated Wine, Tea, Coffee and Water Bottle - Cold for 24 hours, Hot for 12."
• Switzerland's plan to stop stockpiling coffee proves hard to swallow - "The Swiss are nothing if not well-prepared. Theirs is a country with a nuclear bunker for every household, a country that tests its air raid sirens every year, and a country that, although one of the wealthiest in the world, stockpiles thousands of tonnes of goods in case of an emergency - including coffee."
• synthetic coffee revolution: are ground date seeds really as delicious as the real thing? - "Your daily caffeine habit is not good for the planet. Thankfully, researchers are finding alternatives to ground coffee beans."
• That essential morning coffee may be a placebo - "Scientists testing coffee against plain caffeine found that plain caffeine only partially reproduces the effects of drinking a cup of coffee, activating areas of the brain that make you feel more alert but not the areas of the brain that affect working memory and goal-directed behavior."
• The AeroPress Just Got Even Better at Making Coffee on the Road - "The World’s Best Portable Coffee Maker Just Got Even More Travel-Friendly. If coffee lovers don’t already own an AeroPress for brewing coffee on the road, the company’s latest release may finally sway them."
• The Case Against 'Good' Coffee - "Instant coffee tastes ... just OK. And that's fine by me."
• THE COFFEE COMPASS - "The Coffee Compass exists to help you navigate the world of craft coffee."
• The coffee snobs banning milk & sugar - "A bitter customer service experience for some?"
• The country calling 2022 the 'year of coffee' - "Coffee isn't just a drink in Saudi Arabia, it's an ancient tradition of hospitality - and as the country opens to tourism, it's also one of its most interesting draws."
• The invisible addiction: is it time to give up caffeine? - "Caffeine makes us more energetic, efficient and faster. But we have become so dependent that we need it just to get to our baseline."
• The One Country Where All Nespresso Coffee Is Made - "Every single Nespresso coffee pod is made in Switzerland, so it's perhaps not a surprise that the country's coffee export has surpassed its cheese and chocolate exports."
• The Pakt Coffee Kit is a nearly perfect pour-over solution for travel - "Skip the hotel lobby on your next trip."
• The Right Way to Make Cold-Brew Coffee - The New York Times.
• The rise of decaf: why are people giving up all the jittery fun of coffee? - "Decaffeinated joe has leapt in popularity because the real stuff is keeping everyone awake - but surely that’s the point."
• The Secret to a Better Workout Is Probably Already in Your Kitchen - "Used correctly, caffeine can help you lift more, run faster and cycle farther."
• The Secret To Better Gut Health & Boosted Brain Function? It Could Be Your Morning Cup Of Coffee - "The energising benefits of coffee are well documented, but less so is its impact on everything from improving your gut health to reducing inflammation and protecting against liver disease. Keep reading for all of the benefits of your daily brew."
• The Technology Behind Good Coffee - The New York Times.
• The Tiny Tool That'll Make A Keurig An Actually Respectable Coffee Maker - "Reviewers say it’s a 'game-changer' for elevating the home coffee experience."
• The truth about caffeine: how coffee really affects our bodies - "Every day, around the world, 2bn cups are consumed. But what actually happens after you swallow that first mouthful? Here is everything you need to know."
• The Ultimate Guide To Becoming a Barista in the United States - Barista Better.
• The ultimate power nap! - "Drinking coffee BEFORE a 20-minute sleep is the best way to improve alertness."
• The Verge’s favorite coffee & tea gadgets - "For some of us, caffeine can be almost as necessary as air, but the way to prepare it can be a real point of contention among enthusiasts. Here are some of the ways we prepare and enjoy our hot liquid."
• This Is The Key To Perfectly Brewed Moka Pot Coffee Every Time, According To A Pro Barista - "For the best-tasting coffee, clean your moka pot after every use. The grind size will affect the strength of your coffee's flavor."
• This machine makes cold brew coffee in less than 10 minutes
• Top 7 Strongest Coffee Brands, Ranked - "We at StudyFinds read through eight different expert sources to determine the top seven strongest coffee brands for all you coffee lovers."
• Touchless lattes & self-service kiosks: office break rooms go virus-proof - "Out with grimy microwaves and sticky coffee machines with worn-out buttons, in with stylus pens, QR codes, no-touch water coolers and mobile apps that pick what brew the machine will make for you."
• Trieste: Italy's surprising capital of coffee - "Home to the Mediterranean's biggest coffee port and one of Italy's biggest coffee brands, Trieste is a city built on caffeine."
• Types of coffee beans & their characteristics - "In this guide you are going to find a detailed breakdown of the three main types of coffee, including: Arabica, Robusta & Liberica."
• Vertuo coffee machine – a haughty home barrista - The Guardian.
• Vietnam lockdown adds to global coffee supply concerns - "Vietnam is a major producer of robusta, the bitter tasting bean used in instant coffee and some espresso blends."
• Vietnamese coffee is taking over the world - "Why the world is waking up to Vietnamese coffee. Vietnam is the world's second largest exporter of coffee (after Brazil)."
• Warren Buffett's wife grumbles about $4 coffee at Sun Valley - "The wife of legendary investor Warren Buffett was overheard at Allen & Co’s annual 'summer camp for billionaires' complaining to a resort staffer about having to pay $4 for a cup of coffee."
• What Am I Ordering - Different Types Of Coffee Drinks And Their Taste - "What is the difference between a latte and a macchiato? I often find myself standing at Starbucks, wondering what coffee best suits my needs for the day. Essentially, different types of coffees have different caffeine content and are made differently."
• What Happens When You Quit Caffeine? An Expert Explains The Hidden Benefits - "Caffeine is the most consumed psychoactive compound in the world. Even if you don't drink coffee or tea, you probably still regularly consume caffeine since it's found in everything from fizzy drinks and cold remedies to decaf coffee and chocolate. Caffeine withdrawal can cause headaches, fatigue and tiredness. This is because the body develops a tolerance to caffeine. Caffeine binds to a receptor in the brain used by adenosine. The binding of caffeine to these receptors causes the body to delay the onset of fatigue."
• What Makes Nespresso Vertuo Coffee Machines Unique? - "Nespresso's coffee capsules created for Vertuo machines are considerably larger, made of metal, and have a round shape. These pods come with barcodes imprinted on the rims, which are part of the Vertuo machine's unique patented  Centrifusion extraction technology."
• What your latte says about you - The Guardian.
• What's The Difference Between Nespresso XL Coffee Pods & Regular Ones? - "The core difference between Nespresso XL coffee pods and regular ones is that the XLs produce more coffee. Most deliver 12 ounces, but one pod pumps out a whopping 18 ounces. They're also available in only a handful of coffee types, four to be exact."
• Where to find the world's best coffee - "International Coffee Day 2020: Where to find the world's best coffee and how they make it."
• Why a barista received nearly $80k in tips - "A Starbucks barista received nearly $80,000 in tips after being singled out for refusing to serve a customer not wearing a mask."
• why a flat white costs more than other coffee - The Telegraph.
• Why Are Some More Affected by Caffeine Than Others? - The New York Times.
• Why Britain’s 2.5 billion paper coffee cups are an eco disaster - "With only one in 400 cups recycled, and even those barely ‘green’, the hunt is on for an alternative."
• Why coffee could be good for your health - "In the past, coffee was associated with increased health risks. But research from the last decade finds that drinking coffee may actually benefit your health."
• Why did England try to ban coffee? - "How coffee forever changed Britain. Coffeehouses helped spread modern democracy, spur the Enlightenment and birth periodical literature. So why did King Charles II’s cronies try to ban them?"
• Why does coffee make you poop? Experts explain - "Coffee's effect on colon activity might have more to do with special compounds than just caffeine."
• Why grind on demand? - Five Senses Coffee.
• Why It Pays To Use Coffee Concentrate Instead Of Espresso - "Not everyone has their own espresso machine at home - it is a luxury that few can afford. With café drinks costing upwards of $6 in some cases, getting your daily fix of caffeine can seem like quite the investment. One solution you might want to consider is coffee concentrate. This magical concoction is essentially a coffee extract, and you can dilute it as much as you'd like. You'll get the same amount of caffeine as you would from an espresso shot (or more if you want), and it won't cost you an arm and a leg."
• Why Olive Oil-Infused Coffee Is Your New Morning Ritual - "Launched at Milan Fashion Week, the Starbucks Oleato beverages prove two timeless Italian flavors are better together."
• Why You Should Release Nespresso Pods Immediately After each brew - "The pods themselves are easily discarded, but the metal machine spikes that pierced those pods can be exposed to growing mold from the wet coffee grounds. You don't want those musty creepy crawlies finding a home in there."
• Wi-Fi coffee grinder sorts the beans from the has-beens - The Verge.
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• WORLD BARISTA CHAMPIONSHIP
• World Health Organization Warns Against Using Artificial Sweeteners - "Continued consumption doesn’t reduce weight and could increase the risk of Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and mortality in adults, the W.H.O. said on Monday."
• YOU MAY BE DRINKING COFFEE GROWN UNDER SLAVERY-LIKE, LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS - Danwatch.
• Your Morning Cup of Coffee Is in Danger. Can the Industry Adapt in Time? - TIME Magazine.
• Your mug could impact the flavor of your coffee, experts claim - here's why - "In curating your overall coffee experience, the mug from which you drink it is just as important as the way you brew it. The ritual of drinking coffee, which includes what mug one drinks out of, can experientially influence a person's perception - thereby altering taste."
• Zero-calorie sweetener linked to heart attack & stroke, study finds - "A sugar replacement called erythritol - used to add bulk or sweeten stevia, monkfruit and keto reduced-sugar products - has been linked to blood clotting, stroke, heart attack and death, according to a new study."
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• Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug - "Offers the best balance of heat retention and versatility. In our latest round of testing, after a full eight hours the coffee we kept in it was nearly as hot as the coffee we had in the previous version of the container and 26.2 degrees hotter than the next-best mug in our test group—just enough to make the difference between drinkable and lukewarm."- The Sweethome.