Starbucks has finally got its claws deeply into Worthing. Where next?
Category Archives: Coffee
Morning coffee
Enjoying a Tom Foolery coffee while catching up on e-mail and feeds on this beautiful morning…
Demoted by Starbucks
Ah, the shame, the shame. Starbucks have demoted me. No more free extra shots for me. The good news? I managed to go to Starbucks less than once a week last year. With some real effort, I’m sure I can beat that record – and go even less…
Pod coffee’s bad taste for the planet
The pod problem: But what bugs me most about pods isn’t the marketing. It’s the needless waste. Those 186m capsules used in Britain last year all had to go somewhere. So far, most aren’t going in the recycling. Dolce Gusto mixed-plastic capsules “cannot currently be recycled in the UK”, though a spokesperson says Nestle is …
The Coffee Chair
My dream chair. Oh, yes.
The Coffee Ritual
I've become a great fan of the process of starting with roasted coffee beans and ending up with a glorious cup of coffee, and I have at least three methods I regularly use to make brew up. Much as I enjoy the coffee itself, the ritual of making it is part of the jy. It takes me away from whatever I'm working on a gives me a break as I focus on the moment. In this fast-moving, hyper-connected, screen-based lifestyle, that's a valuable few minutes.
This video captures the ritual beautifully:
[vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/40980282 w=750&h=423]I strongly recommend an AeroPress
I’m amazed I haven’t got this until now…
Coffee Break
Coffee & Computing
Coffee Moment: the Caffé Nero cup
Thanks to a quick visit to Sutton town centre today, I had the rare chance to enjoy my favourite of the chain coffee sellers in the UK – Caffé Nero.
I find their Americanos a vast improvement on any of the others.
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