Roasting coffee beans may seem like an impossible task! It doesn’t have to be as long as you’re willing to follow instructions, find the right tools, and get started immediately. The basics are easy to understand once the process gets underway. Key Details to Note Down Before starting, let’s take a look at a few …
There are many ways to brew a cup of coffee, but some methods are better at extracting the rich flavour of the beans better than others. While traditional drip coffee is made by pouring nearly-boiling water through ground coffee beans, cafetiere, or “French press” coffee, fully immerses the grounds in hot water before plunging the …
Why To Choose Coffee Subscriptions Moving away from buying coffee from your local supermarket can bring lots of new and exciting coffee to your life. Instead of buying coffee that would of been roasted weeks or even months ago, you can now order coffee made to order that can be delivered right to your door. …
Making The Best Coffee! There are so many ways to make the best coffee. They said this way, they said that way, but in this blog, we are going to go through making the best coffee. Tip 1: Always Buy Fresh Beans Coffee is definitely best when being used within days after roasting, which is …
One of the biggest way a coffees flavour can be impacted is where it is grown, which is why you will see on the side of your coffee, and Tank Coffee’s packaging, the country and region where it was grown. Another aspect of the geography of where the coffee is grown which affects the quality …
The idea of Christingles came from Germany in 174o’s. At a service a lighted candle with a red ribbon around it was given to the children to represent Jesus being the light of the world. The custom went around the world with the church. The Christingle Service is usually held on the Sunday before Christmas …
Mexicans like to start early and finish late – they celebrate from 12th December to the 6th January, though the final celebration is Candelaria or Candlemas on 2nd February! They like to follow the main elements of the traditional Christmas story highlighting the search for a place to stay, the arrival of the shepherds, the …
Kenyans travel and gather together at Christmas time. They’ll travel back to the villages where they grew up, from the cities where they live and work. It is often the only time in the year large families can gather together. People try to be home by Christmas Eve so they can help with preparations. Midnight …
Germans have many Christmas traditions – the season of Advent that prepares for and leads up to the celebration of Christmas itself is important. Advent calendars that count off each day from the beginning of December are popular, commonly hiding a treat or chocolate behind each numbered door or box. Advent wreaths with four …
Dominican Republic of Congo ‘Mbotama Malamu’ is the Merry Christmas greeting spoken in Lingagla, the language of DRC. The majority of people in DRS are Christian, celebrating Christmas as more of a religious festival than a commercial opportunity. Most people won’t exchange presents, though if they are afforded, they are at best a new set …
