The type of beans you use in your coffee can without a doubt make a profound difference in how it tastes and how long your beans last. If you’re a coffee aficionado, you have more than likely heard of Robusta and Arabica. Now, if you aren’t familiar with with these two names, they are the terms […]
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Keurig has gotten way to complicated in recent years if you ask me. They used to be simple to understand, you pop in a k-cup and hit a button and you have a cup of coffee in a minute or so. These days the simple machines from other brands are forcing Keurig to make fancier […]
Read moreMany people use the Aeropress as a method of making a crude Espresso, eliminating the need to go out and buy an expensive machine to do so. With this in mind, you may wonder if Espresso and Aeropress coffee are different at all. It can often be hard to find reliable answers to questions such […]
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Wide base travel mugs are deeply underrated if you ask me. They are great for both the office and for the commute. The thing is if you are at a desk a wide bottom mug won’t tip over so easily due to a flying elbow and if you are driving they sit safely on in […]
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Most coffee carafes are built with either a double wall or vacuum wall insulation. They are either made of plastic or stainless steel and although both styles work just fine there are always people who swear they can taste plastic or metallic flavors in their coffee. That is probably the number on reason why you […]
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We’re all familiar with what thermal carafes are. We all know that they are all insulated to one degree or another – some are double walled while others are glass lined and vacuum insulated for even better heat retention. However, although people are aware about that some carafes are better insulated than others there’s one […]
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There are over 100 million daily coffee drinkers in the United States and 54% of Americans over the age of 18 drink coffee everyday. Most make it from the home and most want to drink good coffee… and that’s where coffee grinders come it. I have purchased a lot of different coffee grinders and I […]
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One of the really sad things is that the coffee you make from your K-cups is actually pretty acidic which can be a major cause of concern for many people. For some, it’s a typical cause of heartburn, ulcers, and acid reflux. There are however a large assortment of low acid k-cup coffees that are […]
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