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Anaerobic processed coffee is coffee that has been fermented in an environment that lacks oxygen. The coffee is put into massive containers where CO2 is pumped in and the oxygen is forced out. Since the recent rise in the popularity of of pour-over and manual coffee, the specialty coffee industry has gone through many changes this last decade and more. …
The history of Irish Coffee began on boat in Foynes, Ireland when a chef decided to add whiskey to coffee to warm the passengers as they waited. We learn at the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum and also the Irish Coffee Centre, that the boat terminal was home to an aircraft that was a huge seaplane of the 1930s, …
Coffee creamer is a dairy free powder or liquid alternative. It comes in different varieties such as sugar free, fat free as well as flavored and put in coffee to make it sweeter and to weaken the strong taste of black coffee . Have you seen coffee creamer on sale recently? Are you wondering what is coffee creamer and should …
With all of the information out there about the history, geography, preparation techniques, and cultural practices surrounding it, the world of coffee can feel much like the world of wine: intimidating. But shopping for a gift for a coffee lover doesn’t have to be scary, since, also like wine, coffee can be enjoyed without knowledge of its most mystical details. …
It is a coffee powder made from coffee beans that have been roasted, ground down and brewed. The water is then completely removed and the result is a dehydrated coffee powder. Coffee is one of the world most popular drinks, and while you may think of your favorite coffee beans or coffee shop grounds when you think about coffee, there …
Yemen coffee has unique flavor tones that are different from those that come from beans that are cultivated in other parts of the world. Around 90% of all of the coffee in the world can be traced to right back to Yemen. As a matter of fact, the word coffee comes from the Arabic word Qahwa. This hardly comes as …
