Coffee Tips

Never heard of a breve? I got you covered. In case you are wondering what is a breve, it’s a type of coffee made with half and half.

Coffee’s history in the Americas is fascinating. Once an overlooked cash crop, there is now a Starbucks on every block. From South and Central America to the United States, this article details the history of coffee in the Americas beginning with Columbus to the present day.

The coffee with the most caffeine is technically a fine-ground, dark-roasted Robusta doppio espresso that’s been weighed out and brewed via a high-pressure machine.

In this article, we’ll explore 15 specific ways to make coffee under four big brewing umbrellas: 1) Drip/Pour Over 2) Steep/Immersion 3) Pressure 4) Boil

From Arabica and Espresso to the Latte and Iced Coffee, this guide provides the lowdown on the major types of coffee beans, roasts, and drinks.

Wondering if those leftover coffee grounds are good for plants? The short answer is YES—but with a big caveat. If you’re not careful, coffee grounds may be a risk to your other plants. The best way to add spent coffee grounds to your plants is by composting them first.

Coffee lovers, welcome to your one-stop guide to brewing the perfect Americano coffee – one of the most popular types of coffee drinks in the world.  I’m a barista based in Bucharest and I’ve been making Americanos for a long time. From understanding what constitutes an Americano to its distinct taste; making one at home … Read more

Looking for an easy tutorial on how to make an iced latte? Congrats, you’ve found the best and simplest recipe online!

All three drinks are made with drip coffee and espresso. A Red Eye has one shot of espresso. A Black Eye has two. And a Dead Eye has three shots.

The big difference between the two drinks is the milk-to-espresso ratio. Macchiatos have a lot less milk than lattes, even if the amount of espresso is the same.