Cold brew and iced coffee drinks are more popular than ever, with both independent and chain coffee shops offering various delicious options for their patrons.
Japanese style flash-chilled coffee, also known as Aisu Kohi or “アイスコーヒー ” (which literally means iced coffee) is a slightly different way of creating an iced coffee drink.
…continue reading Coffee around the World: Aisu Kohi
Whilst looking for some Pancake Day recipe ideas, I heard about Mocha Pancakes. It sounds so simple when you see it, but what a delicious idea! It has to be a must-try this Pancake Day.
…continue reading Mmmmm… Mocha Pancakes – Try this Pancake Day
There are a lot of words that people struggle to spell correctly. Sherbert instead of Sherbet, Barbeque instead of Barbecue and Desert instead of Dessert. It’s easy to do, but this one is a mis-spelling that we can really relate to!
Possibly one of the most delicious creations on earth, Espresso is the Italian method of forcing a small amount of nearly boiling water through finely ground coffee beans, at high pressure.
…continue reading Expresso, Espresso or Epresso Coffee?
Honoured on 8th February 2019 in the latest Google Doodle, Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge was a German chemist who’s best known for his discovery of caffeine and identifying its effects.
…continue reading The Chemist who discovered Caffeine: Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge
Tech startup Space Roasters is taking coffee beans to greater heights than ever seen before. Their plan is to roast coffee beans in space. But why?
…continue reading Coffee Beans from Outer Space
A crucially important part of owning a coffee machine is keeping on top of the servicing. It’s a great preventative measure that helps avoid your machine going down at an inopportune moment.
…continue reading Save £100 on your Coffee Machine Servicing
Coffee is on the rise, becoming intertwined with British culture more as the years go by – now over 80% of people visit a coffee shop weekly, as of 2018.
…continue reading New Year, New Coffee Trends for 2019
The meta-analyses have suggested that drinking 3-4 cups of coffee per day is associated with an approximate 25% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
…continue reading Coffee and 25% lower risk of type 2 Diabetes development
They say cats can be very therapeutic, helping people unwind or de-stress with a stroke or two and some purring. But over in Tokyo, (where all the best things are), you can have a coffee surrounded by Owls.
…continue reading Would you go to an Owl cafe?
A study was carried our by researchers from Qingdao University in China, Harvard University and Brown University in the United States.
The peer-reviewed study was funded by the Dermatology Foundation and Brown University, and found links between coffee consumption and reduced risk of Rosacea.
…continue reading Coffee linked to reduced risk of skin condition Rosacea
