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The Best Stainless Steel Coffee Makers – Buyers Guide
There are several stainless steel coffee makers on the market but, depending on what type of coffee maker you’re after, a lot are not made completely of stainless steel. Either that, or they contain plastic parts that come into direct contact with the water, and/or coffee such as plastic filters, plastic tubing, plastic reservoirs etc. As there is more awareness of the damage being done to our bodies by not only what we consume, but what we cook or store our foods and drinks in, I have compiled a list of coffee makers that have little to no plastic inside and are made from food grade, high quality, stainless steel. Some manufacturers…
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The Best Milk for Frothing – Dairy and Dairy-Free Options
If you drink milk with your coffee, then there’s every reason to indulge and elevate your cup of joe with a delicious, thick layer of froth. Take things a step further and latte art opens up endless possibilities for the creative enjoyment of coffee. We’ll be taking you through a look at the best milk for frothing, covering both dairy and non-dairy milk, so that you know all of your options when fulfilling a decadent, artistic craving and decide to whip up the perfect cup of coffee. Best Milk For Frothing, Dairy & Plant-Based Latte Art & Flavor Infusion What Dairy Milk Is Best For Frothing? Dairy milk, such as Maple…
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Coffee Dough Fossils ~ Easy Recipe and Instructions
I have such fond memories of playing with soft, warm homemade dough that my mom, my sister and I used to make. It kept us busy for hours, I’m sure much to my mom’s delight! Anyhow, I recently came across the recipe we had used in her recipe book and decided to share it with you all so that you too can have the same amount of fun with any little one’s, be they your children, grandchildren or someone else’s children! The recipe is so easy. If you don’t have coffee grounds, don’t worry, it just means that the dough will end up lighter in color and it will end…
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Can you eat coffee grounds or are they toxic?
Can You Eat Coffee Grounds Safely? It’s a question that I’m sure we’ve all had cross our mind at one point or another – can you eat coffee grounds? Leftover already-brewed coffee grounds may not at first seem like the most appetizing snack around, but, in short, they are indeed edible. This does not mean however, that you should gorge yourself on second-hand caffeine, but there are health benefits associated with limited consumption. We’ll be taking you through a look at how safe coffee grounds are to eat, the risk level associated with eating too many, and why and how you’d want to eat coffee grounds in the first place. Is It…
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Can Cats Drink Coffee? Can Caffeine Harm Cats?
Ever wondered if cats can drink coffee? We’ve got the low-down on everything to know about cats and caffeine including how to determine and treat toxicity. Animals have a far faster metabolism than humans, which makes ingesting stimulants like tea and coffee dangerous. Now, don’t panic if your feline friend has managed to get a few licks in on your cup. It’d take accidentally ingesting a concentrated caffeine pill or drinking a whole cup of really strong coffee for your little one to be at dire risk. There are, however, several danger signs to know nonetheless. We’ll be taking you through a complete look at everything you need to know,…
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How to Start an Online Coffee Business
How great would it be, combining business with pleasure? Personally, I couldn’t think of anything better and in this article, I’ll show you exactly how to start an online coffee business. There are many benefits to selling products in an online store, not least of all because you can run it alongside your day job until it becomes successful enough to become your full time job, that is. Is selling coffee online profitable? Selling coffee online can be extremely profitable. You only need to take a look at places like Etsy and Amazon to know that coffee is a great product to sell online. And, according to Statista, there were more than 166 million bags…
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Where do coffee beans come from?
Discover where coffee beans come from, how they’re processed, and which delectable varieties are globally available while learning how to grow your own. Harvesting To Roasting, A Complete Overview There are approximately 333 million people in the USA, and every day, it is estimated that 400 million cups of coffee are consumed. That’s more than a cup for every person, with current estimates averaging no less than 3.2 cups a day per coffee drinker. After all, not everyone partakes. Yet, with the ever-growing fondness for java, how many of us have ever stopped to think where coffee beans come from? We’ll be taking you through the basic types of coffee beans,…
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Catchy Coffee Names for Dogs – Get Creative!
If you’re searching for a unique dog name, why not combine your love of your favourite hot beverage and furry friend, and choose one of these coffee names for dogs. You may be wondering however, can I name my dog Coffee, or Latte? And of course you can! Try calling out aloud any of the names we’ve mentioned below to see what suits your dog best. A lot of the coffee dog names are suitable for both boy and girl dogs so it’s up to you which one you settle upon. They are also great for brown, cream or white colored dogs as their name will match their coloring. Try…
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Help! My Dog Ate Coffee Grounds
If your dog has eaten coffee grounds, first things first – don’t panic! Coffee grounds are toxic to dogs, but the size and health of your pooch determine the effect and degree of toxicity of consuming the discards of your favorite morning drink. Identifying how much coffee they’ve just had, keeping your pet calm, and contacting your vet is far more important than anything else. Don’t worry – we’ll guide you through everything you need to know to keep your best friend safe. How much coffee grounds are toxic to dogs? According to the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists, the toxic dosage for dogs is estimated at 140mg of caffeine per…
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The 6 Best French Press Coffee Makers
Rise and Grind! If your blood type is coffee, then it simply must be from a French Press. And below are a roundup of the best french press coffee makers for this year. A French Press coffee maker is definitely not just something to consider… it’s an absolute kitchen essential! Is is also known as a Cafetiere, Coffee Plunger, Press Pot, Coffee Press…. call it what you like, but this coffee making technique is a must-have. It makes the perfect home brew. Brew-tiful! You might be interested to know why it’s called the ‘French Press’. Well, ‘European Press’ might have been a better name, as it seems there’s unsettled business as to…
