I cannot imagine my day without coffee. Every morning, I brew Arabica beans, which I bought from the grocery. Since I love drinking coffee, I also bought my own grinder. I often buy about two kilos of coffee beans, good for a month’s use. Sometimes, this amount only lasts for two weeks, when friends come […]
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Percolator coffee and French press coffee are both great types of coffee, but have you ever wondered how they are different? Although the methods vary quite a bit, the resulting coffee is surprisingly similar in some ways. Percolator coffee is a bit of an older style of coffee, whereas French press coffee, although somewhat old, […]
Read moreI’d like to believe that coffee lovers are open-minded people who are open to trying out new coffee brands and have an interest everything about coffee. With the latest craze on healthy living, green living and naturopathy, coffee is not exempted in this “health” war. Organic coffee became the buzz and more and more people […]
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We’re all aware that one of the major problems with K-Cup coffee is the taste that it comes with – sometimes the coffee from a Keurig is too weak… and sometimes it is just fine and then all of a sudden it starts brewing highly diluted coffee for seemingly no reason at all! While k-cup […]
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One common concern that most Keurig users face at some point has to do with the expiration of k-cups. At one point or another most people buy k-cups in bulk or misplace a box somewhere in the home and then many months (or years later) they find them and get curious if their old k-cups […]
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People make it seem as though the look of their coffee equipment has an impact on it’s performance. So some, in choosing their coffee equipment, moka pots included, take that look into great consideration and go with aluminum because that’s the iconic look of a moka pot. To understand the topic of moka pot safety you have […]
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Coffee machines are designed to heat water, that’s their primary function after all. Without that function, making coffee would be significantly more difficult. What you may not have known is that most coffee machines actually have a maximum temperature they can reach. They are designed to get to a temperature just under boiling, so that […]
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Today, we’ll be comparing two of the most versatile coffee brewing methods, drip coffee and keurig style pod coffee. Drip coffee is an automatic method of making coffee that can be heavily modified to produce drastically different results, not to mention the convenience of some machines. Whereas Keurig coffee is from a single serving machine […]
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