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The Ship of Adventures, London

Looking for a chilled cafe to do some work in London, then check out the The Ship of Adventures, London? There’s heaps of coffee shops around - but finding somewhere that’s not too crowded, full of screaming kids, or with staff that want to turn the tables over every...

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Haus St Anton Café, Nozawa Onsen, Japan

Anybody and everybody who goes to Nozawa Onsen, Japan will inevitably stop at Haus St Anton Café,  if not for their coffee, then for their hot steamed buns which they sell on the main street. Haus St. Anton is also a jam factory and a café and you can stay … Read the rest

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28 Different Ways to Recycle Used Coffee Grounds

These are the 28 different ways to Recycle Used Coffee Grounds. These ideas will work with that instant coffee jar stuck in the back of the pantry, or with recycling the coffee grounds from your coffee maker. You can recycle coffee grounds at home, recycle coffee...

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How to make Vietnamese Coffee

Vietnamese Coffee or cà phê đá is made using the medium to coarse ground dark roast Vietnamese-grown coffee with a small metal Vietnamese drip filter called a phin or phin cà phê. A popular way to drink Vietnamese coffee is cà phê sữa đá, which is Vietnamese iced...

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Bemo Corner Coffee Shop, Kuta, Bali

Bemo Corner Coffee Shop in Kuta, Bali has been described as one of the best and friendliest coffee shops in Bali, and we would have to back that one. This appears to be a gathering place for ex-pat’s, where the locals dash in and out to have a chat. The … Read the rest

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How to make the perfect Mocha

Ever wanted to know How to make the perfect Mocha at home? Ever wondered where the term mocha came from? We will help you with this. What is a Mocha coffee, or caffe Mocha? When you order a mocha at a coffee shop, you are asking for an espresso combined with steamed...

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How to make Brazilian Cafezinho

Ever wondered how to make Brazilian Cafezinho. Brazilians drink cafezinho, which is Coffee Brazilian Style. They drink it all day, every day. This is the way you are welcomed in Brazil, 'você toma/aceita/quer um cafezinho?' do you want a cafezinho? And you cannot say...

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How to Make an Avolatte – and why would you want to.

How to Make an Avolatte. Avolatte is what is sounds like, a latte coffee inside an avocado. Of course, it came from Australia, because Australians are pretentious coffee snobs. I know, because I am Australian, and I am one of these people. And of course, Avolatte came...

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How to Make a B-52 Shooter

Learn how to make a B-52 Shooter, which makes it into the coffee category because one of the three ingredients is Kahlua. Kahlua is a coffee-flavored sugar-based liqueur from Mexico. The drink also contains rum, corn syrup, and vanilla bean. … Kahlua is used to make cocktails and as a … Read the rest

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The Ship of Adventures, London

Looking for a chilled cafe to do some work in London, then check out the The Ship of Adventures, London? There’s heaps of coffee shops around - but finding somewhere that’s not too crowded, full of screaming kids, or with staff that want to turn the tables over every...

read more

Haus St Anton Café, Nozawa Onsen, Japan

Anybody and everybody who goes to Nozawa Onsen, Japan will inevitably stop at Haus St Anton Café,  if not for their coffee, then for their hot steamed buns which they sell on the main street. Haus St. Anton is also a jam factory and a café and you can stay … Read the rest

read more

28 Different Ways to Recycle Used Coffee Grounds

These are the 28 different ways to Recycle Used Coffee Grounds. These ideas will work with that instant coffee jar stuck in the back of the pantry, or with recycling the coffee grounds from your coffee maker. You can recycle coffee grounds at home, recycle coffee...

read more

How to make Vietnamese Coffee

Vietnamese Coffee or cà phê đá is made using the medium to coarse ground dark roast Vietnamese-grown coffee with a small metal Vietnamese drip filter called a phin or phin cà phê. A popular way to drink Vietnamese coffee is cà phê sữa đá, which is Vietnamese iced...

read more

Bemo Corner Coffee Shop, Kuta, Bali

Bemo Corner Coffee Shop in Kuta, Bali has been described as one of the best and friendliest coffee shops in Bali, and we would have to back that one. This appears to be a gathering place for ex-pat’s, where the locals dash in and out to have a chat. The … Read the rest

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