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The ranking of coffee consumption in various countries provides an astonishing figure.

The ranking of coffee consumption in various countries provides an astonishing figure.

People who like coffee very much, have you ever calculated how many cups of coffee you drink every year? No one should do such relevant statistics! You can't imagine how much you like coffee in various countries. Now let's surprise you with an amazing figure. The cumulative amount of coffee per person per year ranks the country's consumption (cups)

2015-09-16
Well-known roaster Peet's Coffee &  Tea

Well-known roaster Peet's Coffee & Tea

On the day Alfred Peet opened his first coffee store on the corner of Walnut and Vine Streets in Berkeley, CA, he quietly began a revolution in the way Americans experienced the taste and quality of their coffee a revolution that persists

2014-07-29
Can I smoke in cafes? nearly half of the cafes and bars in the Netherlands still allow guests to smoke.

Can I smoke in cafes? nearly half of the cafes and bars in the Netherlands still allow guests to smoke.

Abstract: nearly half of Dutch coffee shops and bars still allow guests to smoke in their premises, according to data released by the Dutch Food Safety Agency NVWA on June 19th. Although most service industries have official smoking bans, 49% of bars and coffee shops still allow guests to smoke, roughly the same number as last year. The smoking ban in the disco is better. two hundred and one

2016-05-05
Sharing the steps of making French Milk Coffee

Sharing the steps of making French Milk Coffee

The first to drink coffee mixed with milk is said to be Nehov, governor of the Dutch city of Badawiya in Indonesia in 1660. He was inspired by drinking English milk tea, so he tried to add milk to his coffee. Unexpectedly, the coffee after adding milk tasted smoother and smoother. In addition to the strong aroma of coffee, there was a faint smell of milk, which was still better than milk tea. But this kind of milk

2014-09-03
Boutique coffee common sense French milk coffee

Boutique coffee common sense French milk coffee

The first to drink coffee mixed with milk is said to be Nehov, governor of the Dutch city of Badawiya in Indonesia in 1660. He was inspired by drinking English milk tea, so he tried to add milk to his coffee. Unexpectedly, the coffee after adding milk tasted smoother and smoother. In addition to the strong aroma of coffee, there was a faint smell of milk, which was still better than milk tea. But this kind of milk

2015-01-20
The Origin and making of French Milk Coffee

The Origin and making of French Milk Coffee

The first to drink coffee mixed with milk is said to be Nehov, governor of the Dutch city of Badawiya in Indonesia in 1660. He was inspired by drinking English milk tea, so he tried to add milk to his coffee. Unexpectedly, the coffee after adding milk tasted smoother and smoother. In addition to the strong aroma of coffee, there was a faint smell of milk, which was still better than milk tea. But this kind of milk

2015-04-25
Fancy Coffee Origin and production of French Milk Coffee

Fancy Coffee Origin and production of French Milk Coffee

The first to drink coffee mixed with milk is said to be Nehov, governor of the Dutch city of Badawiya in Indonesia in 1660. He was inspired by drinking English milk tea, so he tried to add milk to his coffee. Unexpectedly, the coffee after adding milk tasted smoother and smoother. In addition to the strong aroma of coffee, there was a faint smell of milk, which was still better than milk tea. But this kind of milk

2015-02-09
The Origin of French Milk Coffee Coffee making steps

The Origin of French Milk Coffee Coffee making steps

The first to drink coffee mixed with milk is said to be Nehov, governor of the Dutch city of Badawiya in Indonesia in 1660. He was inspired by drinking English milk tea, so he tried to add milk to his coffee. Unexpectedly, the coffee after adding milk tasted smoother and smoother. In addition to the strong aroma of coffee, there was a faint smell of milk, which was still better than milk tea. But this kind of milk

2015-03-06
Water drop coffee, also known as Dutch coffee, is made with cold or ice water.

Water drop coffee, also known as Dutch coffee, is made with cold or ice water.

Drip coffee, also known as Dutch coffee, the kettle was first invented by Archbishop D'Bello of Paris in the early 19th century. This brewing method is made with cold water or ice water, so that cold water or ice water is like water droplets, slowly extracting coffee essence at a rate of about 40 drops per minute, because the speed is very slow, so we should choose finer ground coffee powder to extract.

2016-05-27
Coffee Culture Amsterdam Coffee style

Coffee Culture Amsterdam Coffee style

The most famous in the Netherlands is tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, and a big coffee trading country. The Dutch began drinking coffee at home at the turn of the 16th century. Until the opening of the first coffee shop in the mid-1660s, almost no family did not drink coffee in the morning. Not only the upper-middle class, but also their servants can taste coffee. These coffee houses all have their own unique style. Especially

2015-03-16
What are the traditional ways to drink coffee? the traditional way of drinking coffee

What are the traditional ways to drink coffee? the traditional way of drinking coffee

Italy: it is a kind of espresso in a small cup, which is made and drunk quickly. People who have been in contact with the coffee for a long time can get used to its heavy taste. France: the French prefer light coffee, which is usually made from moderately roasted and roughly ground coffee beans by soaking. I like to drink it with chicory root. UK: coffee powder is usually put into a cloth bag

2016-05-26
10 different ways to drink coffee

10 different ways to drink coffee

1. Italy: it is a kind of espresso in a small cup, which can be cooked and drunk quickly. People who have been in contact with the coffee for a long time can get used to its heavy taste. 2. France: the French prefer light coffee, which is generally made from moderately roasted and roughly ground coffee beans by soaking. I like to drink it with chicory root. 3. UK: coffee powder is usually filled

2014-07-01
Dutch KEES brand Spirit model double-headed Italian semi-automatic coffee machine commercial top luxury coffee

Dutch KEES brand Spirit model double-headed Italian semi-automatic coffee machine commercial top luxury coffee

Size: 1000x 790x 450mm weight: 80kgs Hot Water / Steam Boiler: 11L Coffee Boiler (each): 2.1L Steam / Hot Water Boiler Power (W): 4800 Coffee Boiler Power (W): 900Max Power: 7000W High quality stainless Steel, full of metal texture and assembly line independent steam / hot water boiler and coffee extraction boiler heating system, PID temperature control, do not use each other

2016-01-15
Unhygienic knowledge of coffee drinking coffee can lead to a fatal risk of stroke

Unhygienic knowledge of coffee drinking coffee can lead to a fatal risk of stroke

Drinking coffee, having sex, getting angry and even blowing your nose can greatly increase the risk of a fatal stroke, Dutch scientists have warned. Daily activities such as going to the bathroom, drinking a can of coke or jumping seem harmless, but surprisingly, they all cause a sudden rise in blood pressure and subarachnoid hemorrhage, a type of stroke that kills more than half of the patients.

2014-12-01
Dutch KEES coffee machine brand Speedster standard edition single Italian semi-automatic coffee machine commercial specialty

Dutch KEES coffee machine brand Speedster standard edition single Italian semi-automatic coffee machine commercial specialty

Size: 470x530x 530mm weight: 35kgs Hot Water / Steam Boiler: 3.5L Coffee Boiler (each): 2.1L Steam / Hot Water Boiler Power (W): 1800 Coffee Boiler Power (W): 900Max Power: 3100W Dream single head Coffee Machine, made of full quality stainless steel, the whole machine is full of metal texture, newly designed stainless steel double boiler heating system, accurate and stable temperature control.

2016-01-15
Boutique coffee culture Amsterdam coffee style

Boutique coffee culture Amsterdam coffee style

The most famous in the Netherlands is tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, and a big coffee trading country. The Dutch began drinking coffee at home at the turn of the 16th century. Until the opening of the first coffee shop in the mid-1660s, almost no family did not drink coffee in the morning. Not only the upper-middle class, but also their servants can taste coffee. These coffee houses all have their own unique style. Especially

2014-12-31
10 different ways to drink coffee

10 different ways to drink coffee

1. Italy: it is a kind of espresso in a small cup, which can be cooked and drunk quickly. People who have been in contact with the coffee for a long time can get used to its heavy taste. 2. France: the French prefer light coffee, which is generally made from moderately roasted and roughly ground coffee beans by soaking. I like to drink it with chicory root. 3. UK: coffee powder is usually filled

2015-08-31
The Development of Coffee

The Development of Coffee

African shepherds discovered strange coffee fruits on the plateau in about 500 AD. Since then, humans have known coffee. Coffee was planted in Arabian Peninsula and used as medicinal and religious feed in 1554. Coffee was introduced into Europe from Venice, Italy. The colorful European coffee culture began to be born in 1616. Coffee was spread to the Netherlands from the port of Mocha.

2016-10-08
The Development of Coffee Culture

The Development of Coffee Culture

African shepherds discovered strange coffee fruits on the plateau in about 500 AD. Since then, humans have known coffee. Coffee was planted in Arabian Peninsula and used as medicinal and religious feed in 1554. Coffee was introduced into Europe from Venice, Italy. The colorful European coffee culture began to be born in 1616. Coffee was spread to the Netherlands from the port of Mocha.

2014-09-26
Basic knowledge of coffee unhygienic drinking coffee can lead to a fatal risk of stroke

Basic knowledge of coffee unhygienic drinking coffee can lead to a fatal risk of stroke

Drinking coffee, having sex, getting angry and even blowing your nose can greatly increase the risk of a fatal stroke, Dutch scientists have warned. Daily activities such as going to the bathroom, drinking a can of coke or jumping seem harmless, but surprisingly, they all cause a sudden rise in blood pressure and subarachnoid hemorrhage, a type of stroke that kills more than half of the patients.

2015-03-09
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