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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Guy Fawkes Night originates from the infamous Gunpowder Plot of 1605, which failed and was then celebrated by way of lighting bonfires.
It’s been part of our British annual traditions since then, with friends, families and local communities getting together and lighting a large bonfire and setting off fireworks.
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It’s the time of year where the daylight gets shorter, the nights get darker and colder, and Autumn is well underway. Coffee shops and bakeries are taking advantage of Halloween approaching, with themed drinks and treats to get people in the Halloween spirit.
Pumpkins have been a Halloween tradition for hundreds of years. Carving scary faces into pumpkins is a popular Halloween tradition that originated in Ireland and continues on to this day, often illuminated with candles.
Previously Jack-o-Lanterns had been carved out of potatoes or turnips – until Irish immigrants arrived in North America and discovered the bright orange squash plant.
Here’s some recipes and ideas you could try; mix and match them as you need, there’s sure to be something devilishly delicious to offer to your ghosts, witches and werewolf guests!
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As with a lot of things these days, Moon Milk is one of the latest trends spreading like wildfire across the internet world, photos of peoples mugs flooding Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter.
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This drink doesn’t get its name from the Black Forest mountain range in south-western Germany, but from the speciality liquor of that region, known as “Schwarzwälder Kirsch(wasser)” and distilled from tart cherries.
