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  • The Popularity Of Flavored Coffee Drinks
    While some people only drink coffee in order to wake up in the morning, others are very selective about the coffee that they drink. If you fall in the latter ......... Read More

  • How To Get Your Hands On The Best Espresso Coffee Of All.
    To get to the great flavour of Espresso that is enjoyed the world over it all starts with a top quality bean.When you settle back with an espresso coffee in ......... Read More

  • Coffee The Beverage That History Loves
    Around the time of A.D 850 legend has it that a lone shepherd and his flock happened upon a strange new plant that was growing upon the slopes of lonely ......... Read More

  • Coffee Growers Are More Important Than Coffee Makers
    Though coffee has its origin in Ethiopia, where still now the main source of coffee production is the wild coffee tree forests, coffee consumption has ......... Read More

  • Coffee Roasting
    Coffee beans are roasted to bring about the right balance between the acidity and sweetness of the beans. In other words, the process of roasting the coffee ......... Read More

  • Coffee Machines Making The Perfect Cup
    There are basically four types of coffee makers on the market today: the drip, the vacuum, the French press, and the stovetop. Each requires a different type ......... Read More

  • What Happened To Coffee
    The days when we used to wake up in the morning, grab the morning newspaper, and brew up a wonderful cup of coffee, have started to disappear. Unless you're a ......... Read More

  • Coffee Makers Need Well-grown Beans
    Coffee – Grown Around the WorldAs you prepare your morning coffee every morning in your kitchen, how much time have you spent thinking of where that coffee bean ......... Read More

  • Where In The World Is Your Coffee From
    Coffee drinking has become very popular around the world, especially since it's available on nearly every street corner coffee shop and quick mart. Coffee beans ......... Read More

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    It wasn't until about three years ago that I started drinking coffee. It all began when I visited one of those trendy coffee bars with a friend. I told her ......... Read More

The next time you are at your favourite coffee shop and someone catches your eye,
here are ten interesting coffee facts that you can use to break the ice:1)
Coffee is considered an aphrodisiac. Because it contains a high dose of
caffeine and other various alkaloids, studies have shown that coffee can
increase stamina and the overall length of intimate sessions.2) Although coffee
has been a part of the Arab culture for thousands of years, it did not become
part of the western world until the 1500s. Before that time, priests believed
that coffee was a drink of the devil. Pope Clement VIII finally ended this line
of thinking by taking a sip of coffee and then giving it his blessing.3) Japan's
official Coffee Day is October 1st.4) A single acre of coffee trees can yield
close to ten thousand pounds of coffee cherries. Once they are milled or
hulled, there are still almost two thousand pounds of coffee beans.5) Forty-nine
of the fifty states grow absolutely no coffee. The only state that grows coffee
is Hawaii. Additionally, the only United States territory that grows coffee is
Puerto Rico.6) Germany is the second largest coffee consumer in the world.
Forty-three percent of Germans add sweetener to their coffee, while only
twenty-seven percent of Americans (the number one consumer of coffee) use any
kind of sweetener in their coffee.7) The English word coffee is derived from the
Latin word Coffea. Coffea is the Latin name for a genus of trees.8) Every
single one of the fifty-three countries that grows coffee is located along the
equator, between the tropic of Cancer and Capricorn.9) On average, people who
purchase their coffee from drive-through windows before work will spend around
forty-five hours every year waiting in line for their coffee.10) Petroleum is
the only product that is traded more heavily than coffee. The amount of coffee
produced around the world is close to six million metric tonnes.