Coffee prices fell to their lowest level in a year as drought relief comes to Brazil. The Wall Street Journal writes about expected weather and how coffee sinks to a one year low. Coffee prices tumbled to the lowest level in nearly a year, as investors recalibrated their expectations for supplies amid signs that weather […]
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Add a Little More Zip to Your Chocolate Mocha Latte
By Tim Thompson on Saturday, February 7th, 2015 | No Comments
Chocolate mocha latte is a popular coffee house coffee. A way to add a little more zip to your chocolate mocha latte is to add an ounce of two of Kahlua. You probably will not get the Kahlua with you mocha at the coffee house but you can make it at home. And, don’t forget […]
Read More...Natural Coffee Brands
By Tim Thompson on Thursday, January 15th, 2015 | No Comments
If you are interested in natural coffee brands you are looking for healthy organic coffee. In fact you really want organic shade grown coffee because under the shade of trees is how coffee grows naturally. Shade-grown coffee comes from coffee plants grown under a tree canopy. Coffee growers plant both coffee and a variety of […]
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Indian Filter Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Friday, December 26th, 2014 | No Comments
A unique kind of coffee is Indian filter coffee. Known as Kaapi (phonetic coffee in Hindu), Indian filter coffee is a popular drink in the Southern states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Indian filter coffee is three fourths coffee and one forth chicory. Local coffees are used in this drink. In order […]
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Rüdesheimer Kaffee
By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, November 25th, 2014 | No Comments
A nice drink on a cold day is Rüdesheimer kaffee. Rüdesheimer kaffee comes from Rüdesheim, Germany. In 1957 Hans Karl Adam made coffee with sugar and brandy and topped it off with whipped cream. Hans Karl Adam was a German television chef and very popular at the time. He dreamed up this drink and it […]
Read More...Café Bombón
By Tim Thompson on Saturday, November 22nd, 2014 | No Comments
Café Bombón originated in Valencia, Spain and spread throughout Spain, Europe, Asia and the Americas. As the popularity of café Bombón spread variations in how to make it also occurred. When made in Malaysia as Kopi Susu Panas or in Thailand as Gafeh Rorn it is commonly made with ground coffee and sweetened condensed milk […]
Read More...Wholesale Organic Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, November 5th, 2014 | No Comments
There are many small coffee plantations that grow and process excellent organic coffee. But the vast majority of these growers are dependent on exporters to get their product to an international market. If you want great coffee you want healthy organic coffee. And if you want coffee in bulk you need wholesale organic coffee from […]
Read More...Best Brewed Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, October 28th, 2014 | No Comments
The best brewed coffee starts with the best coffee beans, properly stored and ground immediately prior to brewing. The best brewed coffee is free of the many impurities too often found in regular coffee. The best brewed coffee is healthy organic coffee, preferably one of the excellent Colombian organic coffee brands. Old Time Family […]
Read More...Why Buy Arabica Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Friday, October 10th, 2014 | No Comments
Why buy Arabica coffee? If you are looking for a pick me up, robusta coffee beans contain more caffeine than Arabica beans. And Robusta coffee futures are sitting at around $1.10 a pound while Arabica futures are more than $2 a pound for lowest quality Arabica beans. So why buy Arabica coffee? People buy Arabica […]
Read More...How Much of the Cost of a Cup of Coffee Are the Beans?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, October 8th, 2014 | No Comments
How much of the cost of a cup of coffee are the beans? This question comes to mind as the price of Arabica coffee goes up again. We wrote previously that the Brazil drought drives coffee prices higher. But if the price of coffee beans goes up ten percent does the cost of your coffee […]
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