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by Carol Blanchet
Natural burlap bags are made from natural fibers such as flax, hemp, or jute and break down naturally providing nutrients to your soil and plants. ...
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by Carol Blanchet
It's the best little tool you must add to your tool chest.
It stands for Weiss Distribution Technique. (WDT) and is named after John Weiss, who d...
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by Carol Blanchet
Coffee-infused oil has so many uses.
Making the oil is super easy. There are two basic methods that call for just a few ingredients and tools.
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by Carol Blanchet
Caffeine-conscious people are also often health-conscious people too. There are many health benefits of coffee, but you, no doubt, have heard that...
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by Carol Blanchet
Let's face it, every cup of coffee will taste better if it's brewed from clean equipment. All your brewing equipment will last longer if cared for...
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by Carol Blanchet
All of our delicious decafs have been decaffeinated by the Swiss Water Process, but what is that? Have you ever wondered how Swiss Water® process...
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by Carol Blanchet
How to choose a pitcher to practice your latte art.
Picture this… you stroll into your favorite coffee shop, vibey music playing in the background....
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by Carol Blanchet
Did you know that your coffee could be hurting or helping your health?
Brewed coffee contains diterpenes, which are lipids that can raise LDL chole...
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by Carol Blanchet
Let’s talk about a caffeine detox.
There are several reasons why you might want to do consider this.
Your response to caffeine has changed (you ne...
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by Carol Blanchet
It’s a new year and no doubt you have some “new year resolutions”. We like to call them goals instead. 😊 We bet improving your health is one of t...
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by Carol Blanchet
The Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony is steeped in tradition and history and begins with the story of how coffee was discovered in Ethiopia. The legend g...
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by Carol Blanchet
Cinco de Mayo is coming up. Celebrate with this DELICIOUS Mexican coffee beverage known as TRES LECHES, which means "Three milks".
2-3 Tablespoo...
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