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Welcome to Coffee Online! Here I would love to offer you a trip to Guatemala, where you can pick your own beans by hand from the rich volcanic ash, but I just don’t have that kind of budget. Instead, I will to offer a few tips on how to create the best pot of coffee to kick off my welcome to our site.
Grind your own: If you love coffee and want only the best, then I would recommend that you only purchase whole coffee beans. Then when you are ready to make a pot or even a cup of coffee, you only need to grind what you need. This will keep the flavor and aroma in your coffee beans.
Find more tips below our recent posts below:
Nov 03 2011
I have many friends who swear by Topeca Coffee. They say it is the most delicious, most satisfying cup of coffee around, and sadly I have not tried it. Topeca coffee shops are currently located in EL Salvador and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Their products are also available online. I did a bit of research and read [...]
Nov 01 2011
(NC)—One pot luck, two office parties, three wine and cheeses, and the list goes on… Holiday entertaining has become rather predictable, but Laura Sliapnic, product developer in the coffee category for the President’s Choice brand, is encouraging Canadians to think outside the box for holiday celebrations this year. “Invite your friends for a traditional German [...]
May 11 2011
Some might think the perfect cup of coffee is something that can only be found at a favorite coffee shop, but it is possible – and much more affordable – to brew gourmet-quality coffee right in your kitchen. The following brewing guide will help ensure you start every day off right with a delicious, bold [...]
Mar 24 2011
It’s no secret: Americans love coffee. Every day it seems a new coffee shop opens around the corner, and it’s nearly impossible to walk a block without passing someone with a cup in hand. Despite the rising cost of specialty coffee drinks in these difficult economic times, Americans continue reaching for that cherished cup of [...]
Feb 24 2011
Excellent video detailing the process of espresso-making – “Tastemakers — Episode One: We begin in Venice, California over a coffee grinder…” Espresso, Intelligentsia from The D4D on Vimeo.
Dec 22 2010
Behind every terrific cup of coffee is the host who serves it. When shopping, therefore, it’s worth remembering as well: behind every terrific cup of coffee is the intensity of the equator. “This is where the world’s premium Arabica beans are cultivated,” says Nick Mattiace, spokesperson for Tchibo, the top selling brand of Europe. “Grown [...]
Sep 07 2010
Have you ever brewed a cup of coffee at home and wished it tasted as good as the cup you get from your favorite cafe? A lot of steps go into making the perfect cup of coffee, but they are all simple ones you can follow at home. “Baristas use a set of quality standards [...]
Sep 03 2010
Looking for some cool weather coffee recipes? Then head over to Coffee-Recipes.com and check out the latest tasty recipe for Mexican coffee! With cinnamon, vanilla, and chocolate-y goodness, this rich, flavorful treat is sure to satisfy family and friends on cool fall days as well as over the holidays! This makes for a sweet beverage [...]
Aug 06 2010
“A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems.” -Paul Erdos
Jul 03 2010
The popularity of coffee shops across America has led to an explosion of tasty and exotic coffee-based beverages. They come in variety of delicious flavors, from chocolate to espresso, mint to strawberry, vanilla and nutmeg. One of the common denominators of all these drinks, besides their frothy appealing appearance, is their price tag. Many cost [...]
Storage is important: Whatever you decide to do, whether you keep coffee beans or simply buy ground coffee, how you store it will greatly affect the end result. Use air tight containers and never store your coffee where there are sharp aromas from other foods. The coffee will pick up the taste of the aroma, making it bitter, and you do not want a breakfast onion blend. Also, keep your coffee in a cool place. Many people use the fridge but it doesn’t have to be refrigerated.
The machine: You will want to have a high quality machine to brew your coffee. See our article on what to look for in a coffee maker to learn more.
The water: I have seen people really play around with the water that they use for their coffee. Some people only use the finest spring water available, others use a generic bottled water and others are just fine with tap water. All of them work and the only important element to creating a good cup of coffee is in the temperature you use. You might think that you need to use hot water to make your coffee but, the fact is, you should use cold water. For every degree colder, the water will have more oxygen. The more oxygen, the better the coffee.
And there are some tips to help you brew the best cup of coffee. For more tips and advice, please feel free to browse our site.
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