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GMO Coffee, "Too Much Coffee Man" Artist Interview, and the Weiss Distribution Technique

Does GMO coffee exist? By Leah Bowman for Perfect Daily Grind “Today, there are around 120 identified species of coffee, which means there is an almost endless number of different varieties – especially when we consider wild variet...

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The Best Brew Methods for Every Origin

Before we get into it, these are just our preferred methods for brewing each origin. This is how we (mostly me (Christopher) and Roastmaster Dave) make coffee in the office, lab, and at home. We're not saying it's the only way to do it. We're sayi...

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Lab-Grown Coffee, Infused Coffee, and Coffee Breeding

Is this the future of Coffee? By Stuart Ritson for Caffeine Mag “Scientists in Finland recently recreated coffee in a lab, using just a coffee plant and equipment that could replicate cells on a massive level. ‘‘Artificial coffee’ ...

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The Manuscript Cafe, Studying Coffee Consumption, and Is Specialty Coffee Outpacing Consumption?

Coffee, with a Side of Deadline Hectoring By Ann Tashi Slater for The New Yorker “Since 2019, [Takuya] Kawai has tried out several other themes in the space—a coffee-and-cigarettes café, a video-editing café, a café to sort receipt...

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Ode to the Diner Mug

I've been with Fresh Roasted Coffee for several years, and while I've been happy with our selection of merchandise, I always thought there was something lacking. I wanted a diner mug. In this day of technologically advanced, double-walled, ceramic...

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Liberica, Holiday Coffee Traditions, and Weighing Milk in Coffee Shops

Liberica, a rare type of coffee, could dominate by the end of the century By Ross Pomeroy for Big Think “Rising temperatures and more frequent disease threatens the popular Arabica and Robusta species, which respectively make up 55...