Today I will review Boston’s Best brand called “Jamaican Me Crazy”. This brew has a nice aroma brewing. It’s a medium blend of Arabica beans. Nice color, not very light or too dark. This brew reminds me of pancakes at the ihop. The taste is similar to sweet rolls orContinue Reading
OK, back to the basic reason that I started this blog. “Reviews” of all the different coffee brands in the world. Today I am reviewing “Hills Bros Premium Gourmet”. I purchased the whole bean package so I can get the best freshest cup of coffee to review. I have toContinue Reading
Women in business are a growing occurrence. Once relegated to the roles of caretakers more women are stepping up to bat in recent years and discovering that they are not only excellent caretakers and tenders but also exceptional providers and business minds. Savvy women in business often follow the path ofContinue Reading
¾ cup of your favorite ground coffee 3 ½ cups cold water Put the coffee grounds in the bottom of a French Press or large container. If you like coffee with some bite, add another ¼ cup of grounds. Slowly pour the water over the grounds and stir. Make sureContinue Reading
More than 53 percent of consumers age 18 and older drink coffee on a daily basis. That translates into 7.7 million new coffee drinkers in 2 years. With consumers enjoying a wider range of coffee drinks in offices, corner cafes and restaurants, they are also demanding better-tasting coffee at home.Continue Reading
The word “percolator” has come to mean that special coffee pot that used to sit on your Grandparent’s stove and bubble away like mad all morning long. Typically they consist of a heat proof pot that holds the water, a long tube (like a straw) that holds a filter basketContinue Reading
The Coffee Recipe eBook by CoffeeTongue.com and Manfred Schaefer is a collection of favorite coffee flavors. If you love coffee of all kinds and even from other countries, you will get a lot of use from this recipe book. Included are recipes of HOT and COLD coffee drinks. 17 recipes,Continue Reading
I am very excited to review the Lavazza Classico coffee today. I have heard a lot of great things from the internet and Youtube about this brand. Lavazza is a favorite and widely sold brand of coffee around the world. Now it’s my turn to review it here for you.Continue Reading
Keeping our brew fresh and hot is a big deal for some of us coffee drinkers. There is nothing worse than a tepid mouthful of stale coffee. How you keep your coffee hot depends a little on where you are and what you’re doing. What happens to coffee as weContinue Reading
Today I review the Steep & Brew’s Amaretto French Roast. They are roasters from Madison Wisconsin. I’ve reviewed other flavors from them and enjoyed them. This package makes up to 6 cups of coffee, just adjust the amount of water you use to make it strong or weaker. Opening theContinue Reading
Have you ever tried a single cup coffee maker? These are a great addition to any coffee-drinking household. When I look at my family and friends, it’s hard not to notice their love for coffee. My parents, they’re in their late 60s, they prefer a coffee pot drip cup, overContinue Reading
Over five hundred billion cups of coffee are consumed each year making it the most popular drink on earth. For centuries, this aromatic, spirit-lifting drink has been the beverage to serve at any and all events. Many board meetings and friendships have thrived over a cup of coffee. Extracted fromContinue Reading
For a change, a good cup of joe would be nice. It does take some time and some energy to find a great cup of gourmet coffee these days. If you do know of a perfect coffee shop, you are one of the lucky ones. But, did you know thatContinue Reading
Coffee plants grow in a number of geographical areas, and for this reason the oils and fats that determine the bean aroma vary according to temperature, the degree of humidity and the earth the plant grows in. CARIBBEAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA COFFEE BEANS Caffee Arabica is the predominant type cultivatedContinue Reading
A cappuccino is similar, in ways, to a latte. They are both made with espresso and frothed milk. The difference is that a cappuccino is made with a more stiff air froth than the latte. A cappuccino is 1/3 espresso, 1/3 steamed milk and 1/3 stiff airy frothed milk AContinue Reading
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