Guide to Coffee provides information on everything there is to know about coffee, different styles of coffee, machines, espresso, drinks and more.
A small volume of liquid and concentrated coffee that has been extracted under pressure defines an espresso
Do you have coffee questions that are unanswered? Feel too awkward to ask what the difference between a Cold Brew & Iced Coffee is at your local coffee shop. We come to your rescue with our list of commonly asked coffee questions.
Read MoreFor many people a blade coffee grinder is an affordable way to grind whole bean coffee, on demand at home. For many coffee enthusiasts, a blade grinder is not a suitable option for grinding beans. However there are few options that allow the quick grinding of beans at such an affordable price point.
Read MoreRegardless of whether you are brewing coffee using a french press, espresso machine or any other kind of equipment there are a few key ingredients to ensure that you get the best tasting brew, each and every time!
By following these few simple steps each time you make yourself a pot of coffee you will ensure that you have done everything possible to control the quality of the brew.
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The ristretto shot is a coffee purists heaven, a truly enjoyable pour of coffee. But what is a ristretto and how are these highly debated shots made?
Read MoreThe term 'stretching' milk is used to refer to the technique to heat and create a desired amount of foam for a milk based espresso drink. This post will explain a little about how to create the perfect latte, cappuccino or flat white through correctly steaming and stretching milk. To ensure you get the best results it is important to start with nicely chilled milk, followed by ensuring your milk pitcher is also cold.
Read MoreWhen it comes to espresso it all comes down to variables. Consistency is the key, without this every shot that you pull on your espresso machine will be different and theres nothing more frustrating than finally getting that great shot but not being able to replicate it.
Read MoreRoasters spend a lot of time and effort in developing the perfect cup of coffee, depending on the flavour profiles that they are looking to achieve. These flavour profiles are affected by many factors including the origin of the coffee and the type of roast chosen.
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