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Starbucks to launch coffee brewing system

By admin on Sunday, March 11th, 2012 | No Comments

SEATTLE – The stock of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters fell Thursday after Starbucks said it will sell a different at-home coffee brewing system. Two years ago, Starbucks ditched its relationship with Kraft, which also markets an at-home brewing machine, and last year partnered with Green Mountain. Starbucks’ new machine, marketed with Germany-based Krueger and available [...]

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Money Leaks: Buying vs. Brewing Coffee

By admin on Friday, August 12th, 2011 | No Comments

It’s most commonly referred to as the Latte factor – it’s that morning cup of coffee that many of us rely on to jump start our mornings. For many, that cup comes from a machine at home. For others, it calls for a stop by your local Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks (or wherever). Whether you [...]

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Options for coffee – single cup brewing

By admin on Thursday, July 21st, 2011 | No Comments

It is no surprise that coffee seems to have taken over the world. It’s warm, delicious, and helps you wake up in the morning. When most people think about making coffee, the only thought that comes to mind is brewing a full pot of coffee. Single cup brewing in a typical drip machine often doesn’t [...]

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Neapolitan Brewing: How to Brew Coffee With a Neapolitan Flip (or Drip Maker)

By admin on Friday, July 1st, 2011 | No Comments

A Neapolitan coffee brew maker is usually a single serving device. Many people confuse the Neapolitan Flip brewer with a stove top espresso maker. Unfortunately you cannot make espresso drinks with this type of brewing device. The Flip Brewer, also commonly referred to as a Drip Maker, does not use steam to extract coffee under [...]

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A More Magical Metal Kone for Brewing Coffee

By admin on Friday, June 17th, 2011 | No Comments

coffee The coffee produced by Coava’s Kone is different: a crazy hybrid that “gives you the control of a Chemex and the tannic cup you get from a French press,” says the NYT’s Oliver Strand. Now there’s a newer, better Kone. The Kone’s original pattern was keyed to a particular super pro grinder, so paired [...]

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