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China Coffee Information Shandong Province Coffee Association Unveiled (Photos)

China Coffee Information Shandong Province Coffee Association Unveiled (Photos)

Report from our correspondent (Reporter Li Dongyang) Recently, Shandong Province Coffee Chamber of Commerce officially unveiled in Zhongheng. At the same time, Shandong International Coffee Beverage West Point Trading Center, the only coffee professional market in Shandong and the largest coffee professional market in Jiangbei, located in Jinan Zhongheng Mall, officially opened for customers. It is reported that the establishment of the Chamber of Commerce and the opening of Shandong International Coffee Beverage West Point Trading Center mark that Shandong coffee industry has its own industry group.

2015-04-02
History of Fine Coffee Culture Coffee Culture in France

History of Fine Coffee Culture Coffee Culture in France

I have heard that France once drank less coffee because of a shortage of coffee, and immediately saw more people taking a nap. It may seem like an exaggeration, but it is true that the French are addicted to coffee. When the Gulf War broke out in 1991, France was also one of the countries participating in the war. some ordinary people in China worried that the war would affect the supply of daily necessities and rushed to supermarkets to buy them. Even the TV station was alarmed when the camera was in front of it.

2015-04-07
Ten greatest inventions of Muslims: coffee and chess

Ten greatest inventions of Muslims: coffee and chess

When it comes to coffee, shampoo, checks, torpedoes and other terms, people are no stranger, but not everyone knows who invented these things. According to a report in Russia's Truth newspaper on December 19, these are included in the 10 greatest inventions of Muslims. The 10 inventions are: 1. Coffee: in Ethiopia, an Arab shepherd found it while herding sheep

2015-06-19
Coffee training Culture: French Coffee Culture

Coffee training Culture: French Coffee Culture

I have heard that France once drank less coffee because of a shortage of coffee, and immediately saw more people taking a nap. It may seem like an exaggeration, but it is true that the French are addicted to coffee.

2014-05-16
Coffee shop is the birthplace of British enterprises, China Coffee Trading Network

Coffee shop is the birthplace of British enterprises, China Coffee Trading Network

The early English cafes had the social function of teaching and learning, listening to celebrity lectures or reading books and newspapers for as little as-pence, and paying two pence for a cup of coffee or tea. Because the coffee shop has the effect of increasing interpersonal interaction and learning, the coffee shop is also known as Penny University. Political issues-always the focus of the debate, the two sides stalemate and then get violent from time to time

2016-04-20
Coffee giant Starbucks forces breakfast

Coffee giant Starbucks forces breakfast "high price and low" industry is not optimistic

Coffee chain giants are also trying to boost the breakfast market. Yesterday, the Herald reporter learned that Starbucks robbed the morning time with four breakfasts of 15 - 20 yuan. This is another foreign brand that joined the war after KFC, McDonald's and other foreign fast food started the breakfast market. Starbucks has always had other food options besides coffee, but this is the first time it has been offered at breakfast.

2014-04-27
Nazi-themed coffee shop reopens in Indonesia

Nazi-themed coffee shop reopens in Indonesia

A Nazi-themed soldier cafe in Indonesia opened in 2011. It was pushed to the forefront in July 2013 when a British journalist living in the area published an article. As international condemnation intensified, the local government had to ask shopkeepers to close the coffee shop. According to a report in the French newspaper Liberation on June 22, the coffee shop recently regained its strength and opened again.

2014-08-04
King's Arm Cafe North America's

King's Arm Cafe North America's "British Headquarters"

It wasn't until 1696 that the first coffee shop opened in New York City. English immigrant John Hatchen opened his own King's Arm Cafe on Broadway. Hachen's coffee-house was modelled on the London coffee-houses he knew, and had a large room upstairs with tables covered with green tablecloths. Through the door to the balcony, enjoy the beautiful river view and dock, can let businessmen early

2014-12-15
History of Cafe Development North America's

History of Cafe Development North America's "British Headquarters"

It wasn't until 1696 that the first coffee shop opened in New York City. English immigrant John Hatchen opened his own King's Arm Cafe on Broadway. Hachen's coffee-house was modelled on the London coffee-houses he knew, and had a large room upstairs with tables covered with green tablecloths. Through the door to the balcony, enjoy the beautiful river view and dock, can let businessmen early

2015-01-04
The years when coffee culture cafes were banned

The years when coffee culture cafes were banned

A cup of coffee has been drunk for 350 years-in the days when cafes were banned, modern people can drink coffee as they like, but coffee has had a rough ban in history. It is said that the world's first ban on cafes can be traced back to the holy place of Mecca in 1511. The rulers thought that the parties on the coffee shop table would threaten their authority and closed all the cafes in the city.

2014-11-04
Coffee health how many cups of coffee a day will not affect your health

Coffee health how many cups of coffee a day will not affect your health

The discussion on the pros and cons of drinking coffee is often seen in the newspapers. This side is still talking about drinking coffee to prevent cancer, while there is saying that drinking coffee causes cancer. Reading many similar reports makes people wonder: can coffee be drunk in the end? The chemical composition of coffee is very complex, there are thousands of, and even nearly 200 unknown chemicals, but given that coffee is the third largest trade in the world

2014-11-04
The benefits of drinking coffee drinking coffee antioxidant can help skin sunscreen

The benefits of drinking coffee drinking coffee antioxidant can help skin sunscreen

A few days ago, an Indian research institute announced that coffee has been shown to protect against the sun in mice. It is difficult for many people to associate sunscreen with drinking coffee. Does drinking coffee really protect you from the sun? Teacher Nancy, a beauty consultant of this newspaper and a famous beauty expert in Taiwan, explained to us that there is no data to prove that drinking coffee can directly protect against ultraviolet rays, but coffee has very good resistance.

2015-04-07
Study on the role of coffee found that drinking coffee can protect against the sun

Study on the role of coffee found that drinking coffee can protect against the sun

Coffee has been shown to protect against the sun in mice, an Indian research institute has announced. It is difficult for many people to associate sunscreen with drinking coffee. Does drinking coffee really protect you from the sun? Teacher Nancy, a beauty consultant of this newspaper and a famous beauty expert in Taiwan, explained to us that there is no data to prove that drinking coffee can directly protect against ultraviolet rays, but coffee has good antioxidation.

2014-10-28
The ten greatest inventions of Muslims include coffee, chess and checks.

The ten greatest inventions of Muslims include coffee, chess and checks.

When it comes to coffee, shampoo, checks, torpedoes and other terms, people are no stranger, but not everyone knows who invented these things. According to a report in Russia's Truth newspaper on December 19, these are included in the 10 greatest inventions of Muslims. The 10 inventions are: 1. Coffee: in Ethiopia, an Arab shepherd found it while herding sheep

2015-06-17
Colonial Coffee Garden, a microcosm of cosmopolitanism

Colonial Coffee Garden, a microcosm of cosmopolitanism

Modern people can drink coffee as much as they like, but there has been a rough ban on coffee in history. It is said that the world's first ban on cafes can be traced back to the holy place of Mecca in 1511. The rulers thought that the parties on the coffee shop table would threaten their authority and closed all the cafes in the city. As a result, the ban was repealed automatically because the Sultan fell in love with drinking coffee. At the beginning

2015-11-09
French Coffee Culture World Fine Coffee

French Coffee Culture World Fine Coffee

The French drink coffee slowly, taste it carefully, read books and newspapers, talk about it, and soak it for most of the day. Because of this traditional and unique coffee culture, France gives people a rest and drink coffee all over the streets, under the shade of trees, by the side of the road, by the square, on the riverbank, on cruise boats, on street balconies, and even on the Eiffel Tower in form, style and size, there are coffee shops.

2016-05-16
The most persistent Coffee fanaticism Coffee Culture

The most persistent Coffee fanaticism Coffee Culture

A New Zealand couple living in Wellington once spent three years around the country tasting coffee, compiling a detailed guide to the best cafes in New Zealand, and setting up a New Zealand coffee guide website. the site even has a map embedded to show where to find the best cafe. This shows how much New Zealanders love coffee. According to statistics, per capita in New Zealand

2015-03-23
Coffee fans must watch! Introduction to food with coffee

Coffee fans must watch! Introduction to food with coffee

A cup of coffee after getting up in the morning will help you wake up, a light swallow during the day can make you feel refreshed, more leisure to drink a cup of coffee, eat a few cakes, chat with friends, but also enjoy the happy life of petty bourgeoisie. Coffee enriches our lives and shortens the distance between us. After a good meal, make a cup of coffee, read a newspaper, or talk to a lover or friend.

2015-09-08
Coffee on the tip of the tongue 17 things you don't know about coffee

Coffee on the tip of the tongue 17 things you don't know about coffee

one. Although it consumes 1.6 billion of the world's leading colas and 1.7 billion cups of coffee a day. Coffee wins! 2. The United States is responsible for 35% of global coffee consumption. This means that 3 million people drink about 4 million cups of coffee a day in the United States. The first coffee advertisement appeared in American newspapers in 1790. four. The coffee machine was invented in Italy in 1901. The man's name is Luigi Bezzera.

2014-09-23
The most persistent Coffee mania in Coffee Culture

The most persistent Coffee mania in Coffee Culture

A New Zealand couple living in Wellington once spent three years around the country tasting coffee, compiling a detailed guide to the best cafes in New Zealand, and setting up a New Zealand coffee guide website. the site even has a map embedded to show where to find the best cafe. This shows how much New Zealanders love coffee. According to statistics, per capita in New Zealand

2015-05-09
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