Showing posts with label ground beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ground beans. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Why Antique Coffee Grinders Are So Great For Grinding Coffee Beans

For coffee lovers, the rich smell of freshly ground coffee beans in the morning is enticing. The aroma fills the house and you can almost taste the coffee before you pour it in your cup. The delightful aroma increases as the coffee brews and you stand ready with your mug in your hand just waiting to take that first delightful sip. For coffee lovers such as this, an antique coffee grinder is a welcome kitchen appliance.

Reasons to Buy an Antique Coffee Grinder

You can buy pre-ground beans in packages or cans, but there is no comparison to the taste of the freshly ground ones. You can also buy whole beans at the grocery store and grind them there, but if the person who used the machine before you ground a different flavor of bean, then that flavor could change the flavor of the ones you choose to grind.

You also have to grind all of the beans at once, instead of grinding them as you need them. Grinding them all at once will still allow that fresh taste to come through in the first cups that you brew but the flavor may decrease with each successive cup that you make. That's why it's better to own your own coffee mill. A lot of people purchase electric coffee grinders. They work well but they make a lot of noise. There's also the chance that it may heat up the beans and take away from the great flavor.

Unlike their electric cousins, antique coffee grinders grind the beans to the proper texture with the added benefit of not overheating the beans. Another reason to own one is that they are beautiful objects, rich in history. Since they come in different styles, you can find one that will go well with whatever decor you have in your kitchen.

What Styles do They Come in?

Some antique coffee grinders mount on the wall, while others are countertop models. They are made from a variety of materials, one of which unpainted wood. These have handles that are made of cast iron and have intricate designs painted on them. There are other collectible coffee grinders, such as the Parker Nation Coffee mill. This mill was created circa 1905, in Connecticut. The beautiful bronze finish at the top sets them apart from other antique coffee mills. Another popular one was made in the 1920s, during the famous Art Deco era. Its sleek design makes it an attractive addition to any kitchen.

An antique coffee grinder is a great investment, not only for the wonderful coffee it provides but also because it's attractive and lends a sense of history to your home

Gregg Hall is an author living in Navarre Florida. Find more about this as well as Gourmet Coffee Gifts at http://www.gourmetcoffeeplus.com

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Sunday, October 26, 2008

Folgers Coffee Pods: Great Way To Get Your Coffee Fix

What a better way to start the day than with a perfectly brewed cup of coffee. Want a quick, no-mess way to enjoy your favorite coffee before you have to rush out the door?

Folgers coffee pods bring the taste of classic coffeehouse coffee and a very easy way to brew java to the comfort of your own home. Coffee pods are quickly becoming the hottest new method for home coffee brewing, and Folgers coffee pods are leading the way.

It's also no coincidence that this system makes consistently a top-notch, single serving of coffee in under a minute. It's also no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. It's also no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. It's also no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. It's also no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. It's also no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. It's no coincidence that this technique is the one that most leading coffeehouses use the most. This technology is an exclusive system that forces hot water through the ground beans at an extremely high pressure. It is an amazing technology that allows you to take the self-contained, individual Folgers coffee pods and turn them into a delicious pot of coffee that you'll be proud to share with your houseguests.

Choose a light breakfast blend, an afternoon pick me up strength, or the toe clenching, rocket fuel variety of brew. Pick from a cup size, for instance, of seven ounces, nine ounces, or 14 ounces. The Folgers coffee pods system also allows you the chance to customize the size of your cup of joe, as well as the strength of your brew.

Plus, a single cup of coffee means you won't have the face the problem of wasting an entire pot of coffee. The coffee pods are easy to clean up after, leaving no messy coffee grounds, soggy filters, or dirty baskets. It gives you a freshness every time you make java, which would only be attainable normally if you opened a can of coffee each time you brewed. What's more, the Folgers coffee pods system makes it easy to brew a precisely measured portion of coffee.

You can buy Folgers coffee pods in a variety of flavors, such as mild, medium, and dark, along with regular and decaffeinated varieties. Folgers also has its most popular roast blends, like Classic Roast, Classic Decaf, 100% Columbian, and French Vanilla. In the future, you may also be able to purchase pods that make cappuccinos, lattes, and many other hot beverages. Forget about the future for now, though. Jump on this delicious opportunity now, in the present.

A simple search on the web or in your favorite grocery or specialty shop will bring up plenty of great options to choose from, with more new ones coming all the time. Of course, Folgers isnt the only company producing coffee pods now.

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