Tag Archive 'coffee'
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 09 Apr 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Those who know the ins and outs of gourmet coffee know of a very special kind of coffee…a coffee that can transport a gourmet coffee lover into Paradise. It’s called Kopi Luwak, and if it sounds rare and exotic, well…that’s because it is. Kopi Luwak is a Southeast Asian coffee. Its name is often translated [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 05 Apr 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Different types of cells in our bodies divide and multiply in an orderly way. This is a perfectly normal process that takes place where new cells replace older cells. Cell birth and cell renewal is a constant activity in our bodies. The problem with cancer or malignant growths occurs when some of the cells in [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 01 Apr 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Great coffee requires that you measure the right amount of ground beans, based on the amount of water you are using. This is the most basic of all brewing fundamentals but one that is skipped by many beginners. Getting the correct proportion of coffee to water isn’t easy. Getting the right coffee scoop is the [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 24 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
If you are anything like most people, then you likely love coffee. Coffee lovers can’t go more than a day, sometimes even a few hours, without wanting a cup and badly. Making your favorite in a coffee maker may get the job done, but there are definitely other ways to go about getting your favorite [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 20 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Regular espresso beans are not necessarily produced in the same way as Fair Trade Coffee. This does not mean the quality is absolutely compromised. It means that the Fair Trade Coffee group ensures that the plantation workers who do the harvesting and bean organising get completely fair treatment. Americans drink a lot of different types [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 16 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Nespresso, which stands for “Nestle Espresso”, was actually one of the earlier machines to use coffee pods. The reason many people don’t associate them is simply because Nestle did not call them as such, instead calling them capsules. However, being a type of single serve, single cup coffee pretty much makes them the same as [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 12 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
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Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 08 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
And what’s the difference between extra bold coffee k-cups, dark coffee k cups, and medium roasts coffee k-cups anyway? No matter what brand you love, from Tully’s to Green Mountain Coffee Roasters to Gloria Jean’s, the options for home brewing on your Keurig single cup coffee brewer are endless. Use this guide to find exactly [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 04 Mar 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Jamaican coffee is one of the most expensive, classy and sought-after coffees in the entire world. It comes from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. Jamaica blue mountain coffee is sheltered internationally as an officially recognized trademark implying that only coffee qualified by the ‘Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica’ can be branded as such. It comes [...]
Posted by Coffee Fundraising Ideas on 28 Feb 2011 | Filed under: Coffee Basics
Whenever I have a friend traveling to Hawaii I insist they bring me back a bag of the famous Kona Peaberry Coffee. Kona coffee is known for its smooth and mellow yet full-bodied flavor, a very deep and rich bean producing a very aromatic cup of coffee. Kona’s elevated location is perfect for growing the [...]
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