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  • Coffee-alternative-03
    Not everyone enjoys a morning cup of Joe. Some folks actually despise the taste of a latte or cup of drip blend. My brother is one of these anomalies. He can't ......... Read More

  • Try Some Worldy Coffee Makers
    Coffee Recipes By The CupYou can increase your enjoyment of an international and ancient beverage even more by experimentation. Whether cappuccino machines or ......... Read More

  • Use Your Favorite Coffee Machines To Brew For Cooking
    Coffee RecipesIf you love your cup of java then you love to try some foods that use coffee as an ingredient. Usually coffee is used in dessert, but it isn't ......... Read More

  • Using A Ceramic Coffee Mug In Your House
    The fact that ceramic coffee mugs are used for morning cups of coffee made them so popular that they can be easily found in almost all retail stores.And because ......... Read More

  • Coffee Ideas To Try In Your Kitchen
    When you think of cocktails, your immediate image is probably of highly colored fruit juices and strong spirits, dressed with a sparkly umbrella and a piece of ......... Read More

  • Unusual Uses For Coffee Machines
    So most of us love coffee as a drink, and more often that not a means to stay awake during the day, but how often do we think to use coffee as an ingredient ......... Read More

  • Coffee Maker Style Guide
    Coffee Maker Style GuideAccording to some statistics, 52 percent of Americans are coffee drinkers. This translates to more than 100 million people who drink ......... Read More

  • How A Coffee Maker Works
    How a Coffee Maker WorksWe all wake up in the morning and depend on our old friend to start our day - the coffee maker. The only effort we have to put in ......... Read More

  • Espresso S Good But Why Decaffeinated Coffee
    I love above all else to drink coffee, but I am still totally baffled why anyone would drink decaffeinated varieties. What about the needed and pleasurable ......... Read More

  • What Makes Green Mountain Coffee Special
    While almost everyone loves coffee, it is seldom that any two people have exactly the same preference when it comes to how their coffee is prepared and ......... 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.