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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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Is Blonde Espresso Stronger than Regular Espresso?
Blonde espresso has become a fixture on US coffee menus since Starbucks introduced it in 2018. At first glance, it looks like a lighter version of the espresso shot you already know. But is it actually stronger? Blonde espresso is not stronger than regular espresso in flavor, because the lightly roasted beans have a milder,
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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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Cappuccino vs Americano: What’s the Difference?
Cappuccinos and Americanos are two of the most common espresso drinks on any US coffee menu. Both start with a shot (or two) of espresso, but after that, they go in very different directions. The main difference between a cappuccino and an Americano is milk. A cappuccino is built from espresso, steamed milk, and milk
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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 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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The Best Home Cappuccino Machines: Our Top 5 Choices
Are you looking for a new cappuccino machine? We’ve cast an expert eye over the latest home cappuccino machines and carefully selected our top picks across five categories.
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Types of Coffee Drinks: 26 Coffees Explained
In this ultimate guide to types of coffee drinks, we take a deep dive into the various coffee drink types and what makes them unique from one another. Read on to discover new and unexpected favorites!
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Cappuccino vs Latte: What’s the Difference?
Cappuccino vs latte: The difference is all about the frothed milk! Find out more as we compare these two coffee drinks.
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Flat White vs Latte: What’s the Difference?
It’s flat white vs latte in this coffee comparison, as we explore the differences between two of the most popular coffees available today.
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Cappuccino vs Mocha: What’s the Difference?
The cappuccino and the mocha are both made from espresso and steamed milk, but there’s one key ingredient that sets these coffees apart.
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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?
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How Much Caffeine Is in a Shot of Espresso?
You love your espresso, but how much caffeine are you actually getting per shot? Whether you are tracking your daily intake or just curious before ordering that third double, here is what you need to know. A single shot of espresso (1 oz) contains roughly 63 mg of caffeine on average. That said, the actual
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Are coffee and cocoa plants related?
Coffee and chocolate certainly go well together, and you’ll have heard of coffee beans and cocoa beans, but are the two related?
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Is coffee an acquired taste?
Why is it that children think coffee is disgusting but adults love it? It’s all because coffee is an acquired taste.
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Why is my coffee watery? 5 reasons & fixes
Nobody wants a watery coffee, but how do you avoid it? Learn the 5 reasons why your coffee could be too watery.
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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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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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Can you make coffee with cold water?
You may be surprised to learn that making coffee with cold water is possible! Here’s the secret…
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Aeropress vs Moka Pot
There are many ways to brew coffee. There are more traditional brewing styles, such as the French press and Moka pot, and modern brewing styles, such as Aeropress or Minipresso. Are these brewing styles similar? What about Moka pot and Aeropress? Moka Pot and Aeropress are manual coffee makers requiring no electricity. They, however, differ
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Are Coffee Beans And Espresso Beans The Same?
At times, shopping for coffee beans can be a confusing experience. You may see light, medium, and dark roasted beans. On top of those, there are also espresso beans. Are espresso beans similar to coffee beans? Regular coffee beans and espresso beans are the same. However, you can consider espresso beans as a subtype of
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Can You Eat Raw Coffee Beans?
We know that coffee beans are regularly roasted or brewed to make drinks. You may also have heard of people brewing and drinking raw coffee beans. However, you may wonder if it is possible to eat raw coffee beans directly. You can eat raw coffee beans, although it is very uncommon. Raw coffee beans contain
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How Much Caffeine Is In Latte?
Latte is a popular coffee drink; many love it because it tastes milder and creamy. However, some drinkers overdosed on caffeine, as Latte tasted so good they drank more cups than they should. How much caffeine is in Latte? A cup of Latte with a single espresso shot could have 45 to 118 mg of
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Is Chai Latte Coffee?
When at a coffee shop, you may be intrigued to see Chai Latte on the menu. You ordered it, and it tastes milky, sweet, and wonderful. However, there does not seem to be a coffee taste in it. Is Chai Latte coffee? Chai Latte is not coffee. It is spiced black tea combined with steamed