Showing posts with label Coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coffee. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2013
NYTimes: Learning to Create the Perfect Cup of Coffee
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Good News in the Daily Grind
This month alone, an analysis in the Archives of Internal Medicine found that people who drink three to four cups of java a day are 25% less likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than those who drink fewer than two cups. And a study presented at an American Association for Cancer Research meeting found that men who drink at least six cups a day have a 60% lower risk of developing advanced prostate cancer than those who didn't drink any.
WSJ:
Good News in the Daily Grind
Your Coffee May Have Some Health Perks, but Can Brew Trouble in People With Certain Conditions
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
No Percolators for Xmas!!! The Lowdown on Brewing Coffee
Brew Study
A friend requested a percolator for Christmas this year, and I replied about the inefficiencies and general bad treatment this particular instrument gives the bean. So here's a little info on the java jive.
How many cups? Coffee pots, be they drip or perk, are used for multiple servings here in America. Quite ubiquitous is the Bunn-O-Matic burning away in an office. For single or 2 cup servings, I prefer an espresso maker with a steamer or the French Press.
BREW Much study has been done about the science of brewing coffee - the primary goal being extracting the ambrosia by having the water at the correct temperature interact with the bean for the correct amount of time.
Resources:
Coffee and Caffeine FAQ
How many cups? Coffee pots, be they drip or perk, are used for multiple servings here in America. Quite ubiquitous is the Bunn-O-Matic burning away in an office. For single or 2 cup servings, I prefer an espresso maker with a steamer or the French Press.
BREW Much study has been done about the science of brewing coffee - the primary goal being extracting the ambrosia by having the water at the correct temperature interact with the bean for the correct amount of time.
Resources:
Coffee and Caffeine FAQ
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Italo Guapissimo,
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