Artist uses coffee grounds skillfully to create oil paintings
Coffee is covered in treasures-Navarro, a new artist in Baguio, Philippines, has produced amazing works of art by using coffee grounds left over from people making coffee as oil paints for portraits. After doing detailed field research, Vincent recycled discarded coffee grounds from a large gourmet coffee shop and began his artistic journey of turning waste into treasure.
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The ultimate espresso bowl cleaning method-ultrasonic
Originally wanted to drink a cup of espresso Italian espresso coffee, picked up the coffee filter bowl, inadvertently looked at the light, suddenly feel collapse! The espresso filter bowl is nearly clogged in the light and most of it is opaque; this can lead to abnormal pressure in the espresso extraction, so how can a cup of strong espresso flow smoothly? Start the ultrasonic cleaning machine immediately. It shook twice.
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Starbucks plans to open a number of Zhenxuan coffee shops
Starbucks, the world's largest coffee chain, announced two new types of stores on Friday to meet growing consumer demand for selected coffee, Reuters reported. In addition, Starbucks will open an express store in Manhattan to provide fast services to the city. Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Blue Bottle Coffee, Intelligentsia and other boutique coffee
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