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'Nectar of the gods' that is fine espresso coffee.
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Health Benefits of Coffee

Health Benefits of Coffee | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

Coffee often gets something of a bad rep – as a drink that makes you a bit hyper, something that you’re likely to get easily hooked on, or a treat that should be saved for special occasions because it’s not worth the calories. In actual fact, like everything else in life, if you drink too much coffee then, no, it’s not going to be good for you, but consumed in moderation – the way that it’s meant to be drunk – coffee is absolutely fine. In fact, more than that, it can actually be good for you. Whilst this may come as a bit of a shock to those who feel guilty about their daily caffeine hit, there are some pretty impressive health benefits of coffee.

Cordel Littlejohn's comment, December 31, 2014 12:53 AM
This is really some pros about coffee. Because coffee can be a painkiller, help your memory, keep away disease and help digestion. So on the bright side of coffee is right here. Coffee isn't even all that bad. I'm really glad I read this today.
Emma Gaines's comment, April 27, 2017 9:59 PM
This article is about all the benefits coffee can give you. It can act as a painkiller, improve your memory, reduce disease, help with digestion, and reduce the risk of a stroke. I thought this article was cool because I really like coffee and drink it quite often so im glad to know it has a lot of benefits.
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Museum of coffee history!

Museum of coffee history! | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
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Caffeine craving is in the genes

Caffeine craving is in the genes | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

Why do some people need 10 cups of coffee just to make it through the day, while others feel wired from just one cup? Part of the answer may be in your genes.

Researchers from UNC Chapel Hill, the Harvard School of Public Health, and five other institutions have pinpointed two genetic variants that may help explain why some people crave more caffeine than others.

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The botany of the coffee tree and cherry

The botany of the coffee tree and cherry | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
This article is all about the botany of the coffee tree and cherry. It covers coffee's place in the botanical world and explains the components that make up the coffee cherry including the two coffee beans at its heart.
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Why does espresso taste sour sometimes?

Why does espresso taste sour sometimes? | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

It's poorly made espresso ... The 'sour' taste from espresso coffee comes from the Tannic acid that occurs naturally in coffee beans as a plant polyphenols ( a defense against insect attack).

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What is the difference between coffee, cappuccino, espresso & frappuccino?

What is the difference between coffee, cappuccino, espresso & frappuccino? | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

Definitions of each can vary depending on the country where the question is asked. Having established and operated over 20 outlets in Australia serving coffee, I would identify the differences in the following way:

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What is a Barista?

Find out what it means to be a barista at Equal Exchange Cafe in Boston, MA.
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Coffee: What are the most common coffee faults, and how do you detect them?

Coffee: What are the most common coffee faults, and how do you detect them? | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
The most common coffee faults are usually detected and removed long before the extract from the ground coffee beans are enjoyed by us at our favorite cafe or at our home espresso maker. Still, in spite of the scrutiny, a few common faults make it through the grading processes at the farm, processing center, importing agent and roaster and so end up in the consumer's roasted coffee bean mix.
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All about robusta: what it is, and what it might be — Coffee & Conservation

All about robusta: what it is, and what it might be — Coffee & Conservation | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
A primer on robusta coffee on a blog with over 400 posts seems a little tardy. For the most part, the message to consumers who are looking for high-quality coffee grown in a sustainable manner has been to simply avoid nearly all readily-available coffees containing robusta. But the world is changing, and we may all be getting to know robusta a little better in the future. It seems fitting to offer a little introduction.
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Coffee prices are getting a jolt - Los Angeles Times

Coffee prices are getting a jolt - Los Angeles Times | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Los Angeles TimesCoffee prices are getting a joltLos Angeles TimesRoasters are passing on the soaring cost of coffee beans to retailers, which in turn are charging consumers more.
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How To Make Latte Art by Ted Bendixson

How To Make Latte Art by Ted Bendixson | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
A great resource of 30 tutorials on Latte Art Techniques by barista Ted Bendixson. He covers the introduction to espresso and latte art and then provides tutorials for the beginner, intermediate and advanced learners.
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Coffee: The Greatest Addiction Ever

A YouTube video by C.G.P Grey that researches the history, consumption and health issues relating to coffee.
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Drinking Coffee To Benefit Prostate Health

Drinking Coffee To Benefit Prostate Health | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
A study conducted at the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston showed that regularly consuming six or more cups of coffee daily can reduce your risk of developing lethal prostate cancer by 60 percent.
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Caffeine Quiz: Is It Good for You?

Caffeine Quiz: Is It Good for You? | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Take this WebMD quiz and see if you know the facts about caffeine.
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How To Find The Best Coffee Grinder For Espresso

How To Find The Best Coffee Grinder For Espresso | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

This article is meant to be a "buying guide" on how to select the best coffee grinder for espresso. It will provide you with crucial information on making the most out of your espresso coffee grinder investment, including what to look for, what to avoid, and where to find detailed coffee grinder reviews.

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Origin of the word “Coffee”

Origin of the word “Coffee” | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

Coffee is a term used most every day by people in the English speaking world, yet few would understand the origin of the word coffee. Anyway … Why do we call it coffee? Where did the term come from and who decided to call it so? These are questions that this article researchers.

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Barista Art - a gallery on Flickr

Barista Art - a gallery on Flickr | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world.
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Coming to Your Senses: How to Really Taste That Cup of Coffee

Coming to Your Senses: How to Really Taste That Cup of Coffee | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it

Coffee is extremely complex chemically and physically, each green bean containing around 500 aromatic and flavor components. And that's just for starters. Roasting increases that count three-fold, the heat creating entirely new components while also intensifying the elements present prior to roasting. Length and temperature of the roast ultimately determine how fully the raw bean is transformed. Wine, considered among the most complex and nuanced beverages, has but 300-400 components. In tech terms, coffee is data rich, bursting with sensory information that taste alone can't process ...

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The 4 Most Popular Coffee Brewing Methods

The 4 Most Popular Coffee Brewing Methods | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Coffee Brewing Methods range from popular Espresso or French Press methods to lesser used methods like Turkish. Here we explore the four most popular Coffee Brewing Methods.
Let’s start with the Drip Filtration style.
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The Entrepreneur's Guide to Coffee Shop Etiquette

The Entrepreneur's Guide to Coffee Shop Etiquette | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
The ultimate guide for entrepreneurs hoping to mind their Ps and Qs while working from their local café.
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latte art

Experience Latte art with World Latte Art champion and Australian Barista Champion, Scott Callaghan...
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Fresh Cup Magazine - Are single-origin robustas in specialty coffee’s future?

Fresh Cup Magazine - Are single-origin robustas in specialty coffee’s future? | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Fresh Cup Magazine, providing specialty coffee and tea professionals with unique insight into the trends, ideas, products and people that shape their world.
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Espresso Coffee Brands

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The coffee bean trade is over 500 years old and today it represents the 2nd most traded product in the world. Is it any wonder then, that each of the big food brands (Nestle, Proctor & Gamble, Kraft and Sara Lee) have a stakeholding in this significant Food & Beverage category. Each of them, by acquisition and promotion, have achieved significant brand recognition in the coffee consumer category.

This Knol touches briefly on this area but choses to look back one step in the supply chain at the countries and their green coffee bean brands which they promote and sell to these big four companies. This Knol would interest anyone wanting to appreciate more the espresso coffee experience as it would speciality coffee retailers, home espresso makers, baristas and their cafes. So, here is the Knol on Espresso Coffee Brands ...
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The Top Ten Places in NYC for Coffee

The Top Ten Places in NYC for Coffee | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Coffee is a subject that engenders much debate because everyone has preferences as to how their coffee should be brewed, how it should taste and what kinds of grounds should be used. Some prefer stronger coffee or espresso without sugar, while others want their coffee sweetened. New York City is home to many coffee houses known for different things: their coffee, their fair trade policies, their noise levels or their weekend entertainment.
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Espresso & Coffee Guide — Everything you need to know about Espresso and Coffee

Espresso & Coffee Guide — Everything you need to know about Espresso and Coffee | Best Espresso Coffee | Scoop.it
Starbucks Stock – From Starbux, Starbuck to Starbucks History and Gossip.
The world had become a different place since that very first Starbucks opened in Seattle’s Pike Place Market in 1971. When the writer and two teachers go together and created Starbucks Coffee, Tea and Spices they surely had no idea they would be creating an empire and changing the face of the world.
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