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Birds and Bees for Coffee, Filter Brewing Agitation, and Grinder Burr Materials

How does agitation affect filter coffee brewing? By Vasileia Fanarioti for Perfect Daily Grind “There are a number of variables to consider when brewing filter coffee, including brew temperature, extraction ratio, and grind size. O...

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Edible Coffee Cups, Umami Flavors, and the Truth About Coffee Creamer

Chug, chug, then eat your mug: Edible coffee cup passes taste test By Carolyn Webb for The Age “Entrepreneurs Aniyo Rahebi and Catherine Hutchins tried about 250 recipes to develop their edible coffee cup. Their product had to be s...

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Shipping Times: FRC vs. The Other Guys

We hear it all the time. When I order your coffee from Amazon or Walmart, it arrives sooner than when I buy it directly from you. What gives? Well, I'll tell you what gives, valued customer. When you order coffee from a big-box store or an online ...

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3D Printing AeroPress Accessories, Qahwa Coffee, and Aged Cold Brew

The Wild World of 3D Printable AeroPress Accessories By Zac Cadwalader for Sprudge “Whether you’re making a pour-over or espresso, inverting or double filtering, the AeroPress is basically a blank canvas for a painting made of coff...

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Flavors for Every Occasion - Flavored Coffee & Torani Syrups

Yeah, you read that title right. We're now featuring flavored coffee pods and bags in addition to our famously delicious artisan blends and single-origin selections! We've always tried to do coffee a world of good, and our flavored coffee is no ex...

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How Coffee Makes You Do Things, Moldy Coffee Is Cool Now, and the Essential Knock Box

5 Unexpected Ways Coffee Influences Our Behavior By Bill Sullivan for Discover Magazine “Caffeine is the primary chemical in coffee, a psychoactive drug that alters how we feel and behave. Caffeine molecules resemble the body’s ade...