Prometheus Organic Coffee: Michael Markie Business Plan Presentation 5-7-09
January 24th, 2010 by CoffeDealer
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Behind the Scenes at Ladybug Organic Coffee Company
January 22nd, 2010 by CoffeDealer
While in Portland, Oregon, the OrganicNation.tv crew stopped at Ladybug Organic Coffee Company, where owner Angel O’Brien made us her signature “Ladybug Latte” and took us to back to her “garbage” room, which is really a place to sort recycling and compost. Music by: Mark Andrew Boyer For more info: www.myspace.com For more videos visit: www.OrganicNation.tv
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Premium Costa Rica Sustainable (Organic) Coffee
January 20th, 2010 by CoffeDealer
Our Store: www.flccoffee.com We are providing Premium Costa Rica Sustainable (Organic) Coffee. We are looking forward to serving you.
Taste of Organically Grown Coffee
November 21st, 2009 by editor
Organically grown coffee is said to taste better. Coffee that is grown organically has not been subjected to chemicals of any kind. No artificial fertilizers have been used, and no toxic bug sprays have been applied. For those who are concerned about our environment, organically grown coffee is the only reasonable choice.
When coffee is grown organically, it is just so much better for the coffee farm land as well as for all of the land that surrounds the coffee farm. Water quality is improved for the entire area where organic coffee farms operate.
Of course, buying organic coffee can be a real challenge for organic coffee producing companies. Most coffee farms grow their coffee beans with the help of fertilizers and pesticides. Organic coffee farms are small and usually family operated or are cooperatively owned farms where income as well as tools, mills, mulches, and organic methods of raising organic coffee beans are shared. The idea of organically grown coffee beans is to produce higher quality coffee beans that simply produce a better tasting cup of…
Different Kinds of Coffee – How Many?
November 2nd, 2009 by editor
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How many different kinds of coffee do you suppose are available around the world today? I don’t know, either, but there isn’t much doubt that hundreds of thousands would be a guess that was not far off the mark.
Just go look on the shelves of your local supermarket. My goodness! There are dozens of brands and several choices of roasts for each brand. There are coffees that are made especially for drip coffee makers. There are coffees that are prepackaged and ready to be put into coffee makers. There are single servings. It’s mind-boggling, and you haven’t even scratched the surface yet — the coffees on the shelves of your local supermarket aren’t even the gourmet coffees.
To find the gourmet coffees, you will need to visit a coffee specialty shop or go surfing on the web. Now the choices are REALLY mind boggling. Unless you already know…
Have You Ever Thought From Where Coffee Came?
September 11th, 2009 by editor
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Now, when your feet first touch the floor in the morning and you are groggily making your way to the coffee pot, you probably aren’t thinking about where coffee came from or who discovered the magic stuff. But the origins of coffee are really rather interesting, and after you have finished that first cup, you might like to know how it happened that you have a cup of coffee to get your day started off right. There are several versions of how coffee was discovered.
One story is that a sheep herder from Caffa Ethopia named Kaldi noticed that when his sheep ate red “cherries” from a certain plant, they became very active. The sheep would have been bouncing off the walls, had there been walls. The sheep herder decided to try the “cherries” himself and soon he was as hyper as his herd of sheep. A monk came along and…
History Of Coffee You May Not Aware Of!
September 7th, 2009 by editor
There is no other drink that elicits as much curiosity and a sense of history from people than coffee. Coffee is interesting because it is so intertwined with many peoples’ cultures from the East to the West. It means a lot of different things for different people and even its history is filled with stories and legends both grounded and amazing.
The history of coffee is peppered with details ranging from serendipitous events to deliberate actions, from intriguing truths to incredible legends. All stories form part of people’s love affair with coffee, an affair that has transcended geography and time to form part a global coffee-drinking culture.
The use of coffee has been traced back to as far as the 10th century in Ethiopia. Before the 1000AD, the members of the Galla tribe consumed the coffee berries with animal fat and experienced a boost in energy from the recipe. How the Galla tribe came to make use of coffee is unknown except for a legend saying a sheep herder named Kaldi noticed changes in…
