http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk A Taste of Coffee for Everything related to Coffee: from coffee makers to mugs and much, much more Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:22:51 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Coffee berries and their seeds undergo lots of steps before becoming the roasted coffee we are familiar with. First, coffee berries are picked, generally by hand. Then, the flesh of the berry is removed, usually by machine, and the seeds, or beans, are fermented to remove the slimy layer of mucilage ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/facts/the-process-of-coffee-production/ The first thing that has to happen to produce a cup of coffee with to ground the beans. The important thing to remember is that coffee grounds deteriorate quite fast so it is always best to ground the beans just before you want to use them in order to get ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/facts/the-preparation-of-a-cup-of-coffee/ Coffee Shops these days have an amazing variety of different types of coffee making it nearly impossible to decide which coffee is best for you. The one common element is that they tend to begin with a shot or two of Espresso. Here are the main coffee types and how they ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/facts/whats-your-cup-of-coffee/ Can the average person taste the difference of a high end cup of coffee. I am going to rule out McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts and refer to the more exotic blends from your Starbucks and Caribou's and other Specialty Coffee Shops. Can a person discern between Sumatran and Columbian, Kona ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/coffee-can-the-average-person-taste-the-difference/ What does roasting do for the coffee? I am thinking about juicing beans, to create a very strong cup of coffee, that does not have any burnt taste. For this I believe that I should use un-roasted green coffee beans. I have a lot of ignorance in this area though and need help ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/why-do-coffee-beans-need-to-be-roasted/ I have a pot of coffee left over from yesterday. I usually save the grinds for my raised bed garden, and it just occurred to me to just use the stale coffee. What do you think? http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/if-coffee-grinds-are-supposed-to-be-good-for-plants-what-about-just-watering-plants-with-stale-coffee-sometim/ Just wondering, how DO you drink your coffee with whipped cream on top? Do you: ~Mix it into your coffee for it to get a lighter frothier taste? ~Drink the coffee as it is, (risking the whipped cream moustache) ~Eat all the whipped cream and then drink your coffee? Because I've only drank regular ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/how-do-you-drink-your-coffee-with-whipped-cream-on-top/ I've always had good coffee makers but this last time I bought the cheapest one and even if I use good ingredients it doesn't come out so well and after an hour the heater plate burns the coffee bitter. Is there a way to make good coffee and make it ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/how-to-make-good-coffee-in-a-terrible-coffee-maker/ I try making coffee, but it always taste like crap. How much coffee should I use on my coffee maker? http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/how-much-coffee-do-you-put-on-your-coffee-maker/ Hey there. Can anybody tell me, why coffee tastes better, if I buy it in a coffeeshop? For example: If I make myself coffe with exactly the Dunkin' Donuts coffee ground, they use to make their coffee it doesn't taste as good as the coffee they sell, by far not. Why? ... http://www.tasteofcoffee.co.uk/index.php/questions/why-is-the-same-coffee-taste-better-from-a-coffeeshop-than-homemade/