TweetHow many cups of coffee do people drink around the globe each year? Did you know? From Ethiopia to Seattle, the whole wide world drinks 500 Billion cups of coffee per year! Over half of these cups are drunk at Breakfast! Now you know. Related Posts Do Good, Drink Coffee Enjoy this Post? Subscribe to Future Posts Here photo by [...]

TweetDid you know? The #1 Coffee producing country is Brazil followed by Vietnam and Columbia. After that the metric tons per year dramatically decreases. Top 10 Coffee Producing Countries   1.) Brazil produces 17,000,000 Metric Tons per year 2.) Vietnam 16,000,000 3.) Colombia 9,500,000 4.) Indonesia 5.) Ethiopia 6.) Mexico 7.) India 8.) Peru 9.) Guatemala 10.) Honduras Now you [...]

TweetMany people have their 1lb coffee bag ground when they buy it at the store. It’s understandable. It is an accurate grind and easier. But how long is the coffee good once it’s ground? How long is it good once I open the bag? Should I freeze my coffee? refrigerate? Let’s answer these questions. Ground Coffee Once you grind your [...]

TweetWhat Happens – “the grind” If your like a lot of people you grind your beans at home in order to preserve more of the freshness of your coffee. Great! But if you have a blade grinder you may have noticed that it can sometimes be a laborious process when trying to get the grind “just right”. So you try [...]

TweetWhat kind of coffee would you say has the most caffeine? The darkest, strongest tasting ones right? Not actually true. Did you know? Mild coffees actually contain more caffeine than dark roasts coffees. This is because they are “cooked” a shorter amount of time thus leaving more off the caffeine “intact”. Now you know. Related Article: How Much Caffeine is [...]

TweetFirst a Little Background I have had so many conversations over the past few months in regards to getting good coffee at home. People ask me all the time, “How come I cannot get my coffee to taste like such and such coffee shop at home? I grind it properly, I use the dosage they say to. What’s wrong? Is [...]