Keurigs are the epitome of ease in the world of coffee brewing. One-click of a person paired with a premade Keurig cup and you can be out the door in seconds. That being said, there is one issue with Keurigs that seems everything but easy.
Keurigs are a handy and helpful coffee maker option to have if you don’t like fooling with cleanup, maintenance, and setting aside lots of time to brew yourself a cup of coffee. However, keurig cups can get pricey after a while. Not to mention the waste that comes from disposable k cups, but did you know that you can use refillable k cups?
Have you ever noticed that each one of your coffee mugs seems to come in radically different sizes? Is there any rhyme and reason for this or are coffee mug companies just getting creative?
Learning the differences between an americano and a latte is less about the subtleties than most drinks. They are actually quite different when you look into their ingredients.
Today we are comparing a latte vs café au lait in the ingredients, the flavor, and pros and cons of each. If you are well versed in the coffee lingo, you have most likely heard of each of these drinks, but you might not be familiar with the real differences between a cafe au lait and latte.
Today, we are talking about two fan favorites: the mocha and the latte. While there are loads of reasons to love each of these drinks, it can be difficult to understand what’s the difference between a mocha and a latte.
Today, we are talking about two drinks specifically: the cortado and the latte. What are the differences between a cortado and latte and what are the similarities? We will dive into all of this in the most simple way that keeps the confusion to a minimum.
While it definitely is not a waste to utilize coffee beans to create our delectable drink of choice, some of you may have wondered if there is more to do with old coffee beans.
You’ve nailed down how to make a great batch of cold brew coffee. The next step is learning how to sweeten it without taking away from the natural flavors and aroma.
Whether you’ve tried them or not, chocolate covered espresso beans are worth appreciating. This treat is the combination of two of the most craved things in all of the world: chocolate and coffee.
