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1 day ago ago from The Dish
I am currently taking Beverage Management and Mixology lab. With my plan to open my own dessert bar; taking a beverage course seemed the best option. As it is still the beginning of the trimester we are only into coffee, tea, and other non-alcoholic drinks. Before starting the class, I considered myself with the taste-buds to know the different between good coffee and greasy-spoon sludge. After tasting over 200 types of coffee, ...
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6 hours ago ago from Cooking For a Vegan Lover's Blog
Click to go to The Roasterie website I was saddened this morning when I went to make my morning coffee and all of my Ethiopian Organic coffee from The Roasterie was all gone. This quickly became my absolute favorite coffee of the moment and if you know me I try lots of coffees but nothing (so far) has compared to this one. The coffee has this great flavor that I have never tasted with any other bean, I think that it's because of the ...
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11 hours ago ago from Kettle and Cup
Bittersweet Origins Faultline Blend is a combination of Sumatran and Guatemalan coffee beans in a city roast. This whole bean coffee was sent to me by Bittersweet Cafe to try. I looked on their site for the coffee and they didn't have it so all I can say is that if you are interested in trying it you should contact them directly. Bittersweet micro-roasts their coffee beans to maintain more control over the finished product. The ...
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3 hours ago ago from 123Lanla Coffee Shop | Just a Coffee Shop Online
To get a great mug of quality coffee, the coffee bean is the most important ingredient. Cultivating coffee requires a tedious, worthwhile process. NYBOT or New York Board of Trade is holding the New York sugar cocoa and coffee exchange which is the world forum for quality coffee futures as well as option trading. Most people who are new with the exchange think that they are the consumers of all coffee delivered. The exchange of high quality ...
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17 hours ago ago from Coffee Cache
When a small group of SCAE members reached the Big Island of Hawaii in late October this year, and we were taken to the hotel on the northwest of the island, many of us wondered how coffee could possibly grow on this barren land. All around, as far as the eye could see and right up to the great volcano of Mauna Kea, was a desert of black lava. There was a light mist, formed by fine volcanic dust mixing with the air, which the locals call ...
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