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  • Notebooks are banned in cafes? America comes first

    Notebooks are banned in cafes? America comes first

    Cafes used to be a good place to enjoy lunch or afternoon tea. Later, with the development of science and technology, more and more cafes began to connect to the Internet. since then, free Wi-Fi has become a sharp weapon to attract guests. Cafes that have until now not deployed the Wi-Fi network are seen as outdated.

    2014-07-25 Coffee news coffee shop operation banning notebooks
  • Coffee is about to enter the universe.

    Coffee is about to enter the universe.

    The International Space Station will usher in its first coffee machine, the ISSpresso. Coffee will be placed in sealed plastic bags and astronauts will need straws to drink.

    2014-07-25 Coffee News Universe Technology
  • Biodiesel or coffee grounds

    Biodiesel or coffee grounds

    A new study by the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technology at the University of Bath suggests that spent coffee grounds can be used to make biodiesel and have the potential to be a sustainable source of second-generation biofuels. The findings were published in the latest issue of ACS journal Energy and Fuels.

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  • Waste coffee grounds can be used to produce biodiesel.

    Waste coffee grounds can be used to produce biodiesel.

    The latest issue of the ACS journal Energy and fuel published the latest research by the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technology of the University of Bath in the UK, showing that waste coffee grounds can be used to produce biodiesel and have the potential to become a sustainable source of second-generation biofuels.

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  • Use coffee as car fuel

    Use coffee as car fuel

    I have to say that foreigners are really very creative, not only using cola bottles and tomato skins to build cars, but also want to use coffee as car fuel. Whether these ideas are practical or not, it shows people's demand for energy efficiency in cars.

    2014-07-25 Coffee news coffee fuel car fuel
  • The ideal life for Brazilian men: either playing football or drinking coffee!

    The ideal life for Brazilian men: either playing football or drinking coffee!

    Brazil is a football kingdom, the national team ranks first in the world all the year round, and almost every Brazilian can play football. Brazil is also a famous coffee kingdom, with at least 4 billion coffee trees in the country, making it the world's largest coffee producer, consumer and exporter. Like football, coffee is a part of Brazilian life, just as Chinese people can't live without tea. In Copacaba.

    2014-07-25 Coffee news Brazilian coffee football
  • The real reason for Starbucks' price increase

    The real reason for Starbucks' price increase

    For some coffee lovers, it is dark to adjust the price of coffee again. Yes, Starbucks officially came into effect after it announced an increase in store prices in the United States.

    2014-07-25 Coffee news Starbucks price increase reason
  • A new way to drink coffee in Australia

    A new way to drink coffee in Australia

    Coffee is a favorite drink for many people. Some people like to add sugar, milk and even wine to espresso, but have you ever heard of putting butter in coffee? The latest health trend among proponents of the primitive diet is beginning to emerge in Australia. And the local coffee shop sells the coffee for 8 Australian dollars (46.9 yuan) per cup.

    2014-07-25 Coffee news Australia new way to drink coffee
  • Recyclable coffee cups are coming soon.

    Recyclable coffee cups are coming soon.

    Coffee cups for takeaway coffee are always transported to landfills as office waste, but now Martin Myerscough, the British inventor, has invented a method of making coffee cups that can be recycled up to seven times, like newspapers and cardboard. According to Martin Myerscough, a small difference in the mode of production may be significantly reduced because coffee cups

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  • Subtle sentiment: Sulawesi and Papua New Guinea

    Subtle sentiment: Sulawesi and Papua New Guinea

    This month's review includes coffee growers in two Indo-Pacific regions, Indonesia's Sulawesi Island and Papua New Guinea. Our original plan included Java Coffee from several other Indo-Pacific Islands, Bali, East Timor, but we were unable to prove that their sufficient sample sources included. It doesn't matter; we found some excellent and raw coffee from these two places.

    2014-07-25 Coffee News Papua New Guinea Sulawesi
  • bottled iced coffee

    bottled iced coffee

    North American cafes for some years have been brewing coffee in advance refrigerated and served over ice on warm summer days. Brewing, Refrigerating Coffee is usually prepared by the cold brewing method: Coffee is steeped in cold or room temperature water for about ten to twenty-four hours, and this continues after extraction, filtration and storage in the refrigerator until it is placed on ice. Japanese cafes and traditional kissaten

    2014-07-25 Coffee News Bottled Iced Coffee
  • History of Chocolate (History of Chocolate)

    History of Chocolate (History of Chocolate)

    600 cocoa and civilization 600 AD, with the Mayan migration from Central America to the north, also spread their civilization there. On the Yucatan Peninsula, they established early cocoa plantations. There is no doubt that the Mayans knew about cocoa centuries ago. 600 Culture and Cocoa A.D. 600 the Mayas undertook a massive

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  • Coffee dictionary

    Coffee dictionary

    When tasting the term Testing Terms, it is necessary to distinguish between the taste, taste, acidity and aroma of coffee. The following are the judgment criteria of most tasters. While tasting the coffee, you should try to discern whether the flavor, body, acidity and aroma of the coffee is pleasant, or unpleasant.

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  • A brief History of Coffee

    A brief History of Coffee

    Coffee was first found in present-day East Africa Ethiopia. The popular saying is that a shepherd named Kaldi found that the goat was agile after eating a kind of berry. Out of curiosity, Kaldi tried to eat a little himself. He found the berries refreshing him. This energetic berry soon became well known in this area. Coffee was first disco

    2014-07-25 A brief history of coffee coffee history coffee culture
  • Barista introduction

    Barista introduction

    Barista occupation definition: a person engaged in coffee blending, production, service, coffee industry research, cultural promotion, etc. Career profile: since Venice opened its first coffee shop in the world in 1645, the coffee industry has spread rapidly and spread all over Europe and all over the world. Coffee has become a necessity in people's lives. Coffee is one of the three major drinks in the world, and so is coffee.

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  • How to preserve fresh coffee beans

    How to preserve fresh coffee beans

    The quality of coffee beans directly affects the taste of coffee. The key to ensuring the quality of coffee beans is how to preserve coffee beans. Frequent contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans, so try to use sealed bottles and cans with rubber pads to preserve coffee beans and store them in a dry place away from direct sunlight. And because of the decrease in the number of coffee beans, the gap in the container will increase.

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  • Brief introduction of the three famous Coffee products in the World

    Brief introduction of the three famous Coffee products in the World

    There are many kinds of coffee, such as Brazilian coffee, American coffee, Russian coffee and so on, but when it comes to the three top famous coffees in the world: blue Mountain Coffee, Amber Coffee and Kopi Luwak, I believe very few coffee lovers do not know. Blue Mountain Coffee is the best known coffee breed. It is produced only in the Blue Mountain region of Central America and Jamaica, and only those grown above 1800 meters can be awarded.

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  • What are the coffee rituals?

    What are the coffee rituals?

    How do I get a coffee cup? Coffee after meals is usually served in a pocket-sized cup. The ears of this cup are too small for fingers to pass through. But even if you use a larger glass, don't put your finger through the ear before holding it. The correct way to hold a coffee cup should be to pinch the cup handle with your thumb and index finger and then lift the cup. How to add sugar to coffee? When adding sugar to coffee, sugar

    2014-07-25 Coffee etiquette Coffee encyclopedia Coffee knowledge
  • The scenery Coffee pull in the Coffee Cup

    The scenery Coffee pull in the Coffee Cup

    There are two main types of Latte Art: Free Pour, which draws patterns while pouring hot milk into espresso, and Etching, which, after making the latte, is carved directly on the foam on the surface of the original cappuccino or latte with accessories such as chocolate sauce and toothpicks. There has been no ten about the origin of the coffee flower.

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  • Take stock of coffee pedigree culture of countries all over the world

    Take stock of coffee pedigree culture of countries all over the world

    Not only human beings have pedigree theory, red wine has pedigree theory, in fact, even coffee has pedigree theory. Like red wine, the quality of coffee beans has a lot to do with the origin. Brazil Santos Coffee is the world's largest coffee producer. One of the most famous is Sandos Coffee, which tastes mellow and neutral and can be boiled directly or mixed with other kinds of coffee beans into comprehensive coffee. Other

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