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1: Coffee: How It Reaches Your Table

Its morning and you automatically reach out for your first cup of coffee! Coffee has become an integral part of daily diet in some societies, especially in the US and one hardly ever gives...

By: Mel Ng

2: Coffee Caffeine: How Much in your Cup?

Coffee is a complex mixture of chemical components of the coffee bean. Some of these components are partially destroyed by the roasting process; however, many of these components are not. Caffeine ...

By: Matthew Hick

3: Coffee Beans: What Type Should you Choose?

The two main types of coffee beans are the Arabica and the Robusta beans. These grow in many regions between the Topic of Cancer to the North and the Tropic of Capicorn below the equator (the higher q...

By: Matthew Hick

Where in the World is your Coffee From?

Coffee drinking has become very popular around the world, especially since it’s available on nearly every street corner coffee shop and quick mart. Coffee beans are grown in many regions between the Tropic of Cancer to ...

By: Matthew Hick

Origins Of Our Espresso Machines Coffee

Coffee requires very special climatic conditions to thrive, and it only grows in tropical areas with a steady supply of rain and sunshine. Even so, from its origins in Ethiopia, where most of the beans are still harvested fro...

By: Clinton K. Maxwell

Making Food With Your Coffee Maker

So most of us love coffee as a drink, and more often that not a means to stay awake during the day, but how often do we think to use coffee as an ingredient in the food we eat? You could be using that coffee maker to prepare ...

By: Robert K. Carlton

When Jessica Ontiveros stepped off the stage at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 2010 World Champion Barista competition, she burst into tears. The young barista wasn’t crying because she thought she ...

ADRIANA Ivtingioski knows how to whip up a good cup of coffee.

To celebrate his visit to Canada, Giorgio Milos, master barista for Trieste, Italy-based Illycaffe, has created three espresso-based beverages using maple syrup.