Saturday, August 11, 2007

Discovering Organic Coffee


Discovering Organic Coffee
Many people have turned to organic fruits and vegetables (and even meats) in recent years, striving to live healthier, longer lives. You may be one of these people. But did you know that organic coffee is now available, too? If you can't find it at your local health food store, then you can definitely find it online.How Organic Coffee Differs From Traditional CoffeeThe coffee plant has traditionally been grown in the company of shade trees and other food and cash crops. This approach made for he

Steaming Milk for Beginners
Frothing is probably the most underappreciated part of coffeehouse culture. After all, without the foam, your cappuccino or latte is just plain espresso.

Southeastern Coffee Culture on the Skids
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to try to introduce cat as a food in the US? How about cow manure as an energy source?

Travel Light With A Travel Coffee Maker
You love your coffee. You have your own personal blend. You love your brewer, and have it set on a timer when you don't forget. But the mornings when you do forget are always hectic, and more often than not, you're in a rush just to get out the door with enough time to swing by the nearest 7-Eleven to grab a cup of coffee on the way to work. Not quite the cup of coffee you prefer, but better than nothing.Tired of settling? Then it might be time for a travel coffee maker. More popular than ever

Frozen Coffee Parfait
Recipe for making a frozen coffee parfait.

Naturally Flavored Coffee
Purists say that traditional flavored coffees are nothing more than a foo-foo way of covering up and obfuscating the natural flavors of coffee varietals.