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By Jennifer Warner WebMD Feature Reviewed by Brunilda Nazario, MD Depending on how you use it, coffee can be a pick-me-up or a real downer. A cup of coffee with breakfast, another during the morning commute, a few lattes at the office, and an espresso after dinner — is this a healthy habit or an addiction? The Good Coffee’s [...]
. PORTLAND, OR — Thousands of coffee professionals from more than 40 countries will converge on Portland, OR, to discover the latest trends and products and new ways to deliver a better experience for coffee drinkers. The Specialty Coffee Association of America’s 24th annual exposition will be held April 19-22 at the Oregon Convention Center [...]
The Xpress Lid The Xpress lid by SmartCup is a one-use interpretation of a French press, which is a filterless coffee brewing device invented in France in the 1850s. Enthusiasts feel that French press coffee is the best way to experience the flavor and aroma of quality coffees because the coffee grounds remain in direct [...]
The Specialty Coffee Association of America’s (SCAA) 24th Annual Exposition & Symposium will be held . At the annual Exposition thousands of coffee professionals from more than 40 countries will converge at the Oregon Convention Center to focus on specialty coffee, learn about the latest innovational trends and products in the coffee marketplace, and engage [...]
Coffee and Your Health By Neil Osterweil SOURCE: WebMD Feature Reviewed by Jonathan L Gelfand, MD Coffee may taste good and get you going in the morning, but what will it do for your health? A growing body of research shows that coffee drinkers, compared to nondrinkers, are: Less likely to have type 2 diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, [...]
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Wine Spectator reports on changing tastes of coffee drinkers in America – For its part, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, a coffee roaster that started in the Bay Area, introduced lighter-roasted beans in 6,400 grocery stores this past summer and will soon serve a lighter-roast coffee in its 197 stores. That the likes of Peet’s, which acquired a near-cult following for its extremely dark–roasted beans, is now embracing a lighter roast is as astounding as hearing that North Korea will hold free elections.
Dr. Brian Cowan presented his paper titled “Transnational and Comparative Hisotries of Coffee and Sociability” at a workshop Monday afternoon. Cowan is a professor of Early Modern British Hisotry at McGill University in Montreal.
Moderate consumption of coffee everyday may lower a person’s chances of developing type 2 diabetes, a new study has found.
By MOTOKO RICH While a weak economy may have driven consumers to cut back, we know that they are still indulging on the little things. As we’ve been told over and over, those indulgences add up. According to a new survey, half of all American workers buy coffee regularly during work hours, spending more than [...]