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The 4 Types of Coffee Bean
Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, Excelsa… they’re all types of coffee beans, but they each have a completely different taste.
Improve your coffee knowledge with our guide to the four types of coffee beans.
Types of Coffee
Is americano the same as black coffee? What’s the difference between a latte and a cappuccino?
Learn the different types of coffee and how to make them.
Does the Type of Coffee Grinder Make a Difference?
The short answer is yes: The type of coffee grinder you use will make a huge difference to the taste and quality of your cup of coffee.
Fortunately, we’re here to help you find the best coffee grinder for you.
Coffee Articles
Explore different types of coffees and coffee beans, discover the best coffee-making equipment, and learn to make a better brew.
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The 6 Best Coffee Grinders: Burr, Manual & Electric Picks
If you only upgrade one piece of coffee gear this year, make it your grinder. A quality burr grinder transforms even cheap beans, while a great espresso machine fed with bad grinds will still produce mediocre coffee. The right grinder for you depends on what you brew, how much you want to spend, and whether…
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How to Make French Press Coffee: A Step-by-Step Guide
French press coffee is one of the most forgiving and rewarding brewing methods you can learn at home. Coarse-ground beans steep in hot water for four minutes, you press the plunger down, you pour. No paper filters, no machines, no electricity. The cup that comes out is rich, full-bodied, and tastes like the beans you…
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Iced Coffee vs Cold Brew: What’s the Difference?
Iced coffee and cold brew look similar in the glass, but they are made completely differently and taste nothing alike. Iced coffee is regular hot-brewed coffee that has been chilled and poured over ice. Cold brew is coffee that was never brewed with heat — coarse grounds steeped in cold water for 12 to 24…
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How to Make Cold Brew Coffee: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Cold brew coffee is one of the easiest brewing methods to master at home — coarse-ground beans steeped in cold water for 12 to 24 hours, then filtered. No machines, no heat, no rushing. The result is a smooth, low-acid coffee concentrate you can dilute over ice, mix with milk, or sip neat. Most people…
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Cappuccino vs Frappuccino: 6 Key Differences
Discover the six key differences between a Frappuccino and the drink it is partially named after, the cappuccino.
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The 5 Best Coffee Beans for Cold Brew: Our Top Picks
Discover 4 fantastic coffee beans that will help you make a perfect cup of cold brew coffee.
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The 5 Best Coffee Beans for Beginners: Our Top Picks
What are the best coffee beans for beginners? We explain how to get started buying coffee beans.
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What Are the Parts of a Coffee Machine? 12 Key Parts of Espresso Machines
From group heads and bean hoppers to portafilters and drip trays, learn the 9 key parts of a coffee machine.
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Can coffee be grown in the US?
Is it possible to grow coffee in the United States? Yes, it is. But where? Read on to find out…
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How to Clean a Coffee Maker: The Complete Guide (Vinegar, Citric Acid & More)
Find out how to use apple cider vinegar to clean your coffee maker.
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Americano vs Flat White: What’s the difference?
The Americano and the flat white are two of the most frequently purchased coffees available today. But do you know the difference between these popular coffees?
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Why Is My Espresso Machine Dripping Slowly? 6 Reasons & Fixes
It’s important that you don’t just ignore the problem if your espresso machine is dripping slowly. It doesn’t just mean that you have to wait longer for your espresso, it will affect the taste of your coffee too. Find out why your espresso machine is dripping slowly, and how to fix it.
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The 4 Types of Coffee Bean
Whether you are on a quest for the sweetest sip or the most energizing kick, there is much to learn about Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa coffee beans. Join us as we take a tour of the four types of coffee bean.
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Best Coffee For French Press
French press is probably one of the most popular ways to brew coffee because it is simple to use. However, a French press brews coffee differently, which may suit certain coffee beans. What is the best coffee for the French press? The best coffees for French press include medium and light roasts with natural sweetness…
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Why Are Espresso Machines So Expensive? 7 Reasons
An espresso machine can cost anything from about $500 all the way up to tens of thousands of pounds for a commercial machine. But why are espresso machines so expensive?
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Americano vs Latte: What’s the difference?
Our comparison guides help you learn the difference between popular types of coffees. In this article, we look at the difference between an Americano and a latte.
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30+ Uses for Coffee Grounds: Garden, Beauty, Cleaning & More
Coffee grounds have tons of practical uses in your home, garden, and even your beauty routine! We reveal 7 uses for leftover grounds.
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What is a Shaken Espresso?
Espresso is a straightforward drink. It is a shot of coffee pulled out from an espresso machine. But what about shaken espresso? Do you shake the espresso in a shaker as if you are making a cocktail? What is a shaken espresso? A shaken espresso is a recipe for a coffee drink made popular by…
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What To Do With Old Coffee Beans: 8 Surprisingly Useful Ideas
Don’t throw your old beans away! From delicious desserts to luxurious exfoliant, we reveal 8 surprising uses for old coffee beans.
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How Much Caffeine Is In Latte?
Lattes are one of the most popular coffee drinks in the world, and for good reason: they’re smooth, creamy, and endlessly customizable. But because the milk softens everything, it can be easy to underestimate just how much caffeine you’re getting. So, how much caffeine is in a latte? A single-shot latte contains around 63mg of…
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Wet Cappuccino vs Latte: What’s the Difference?
A wet cappuccino is a cappuccino with more steamed milk and less foam. But isn’t that a latte? Find out why the two drinks are not the same.
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Cortado vs Cappuccino: What’s the difference?
Both coffees are made by combining espresso with milk. So what are the differences between a cortado and a cappuccino?
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Cappuccino vs Flat White: What’s the difference?
Cappuccinos and flat whites are both made from espresso and milk, but they’re definitely not the same. Learn the difference between a cappuccino and a flat white…
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Americano vs Black Coffee: What’s the Difference?
When served without milk, americano is a black color. So are americano and black coffee the same thing?