by Ken Feighner | May 16, 2015 | Coffee Info
Over the years I have purchased several coffee grinders, each one fitting my needs at the time. Thinking about it now, I wish I would have looked forward to see myself getting deeply involved in making the perfect cup of coffee. I started with a blade coffee grinder,...
by Brutus | May 16, 2015 | Coffee Info
Storing Coffee at home, the question that will try your soul Storing Coffee at home,”Freeze or not to freeze , tis the question, on your beans”. Now that I have done my poor version of Shakespeare, lets get to the heart of this question. If you spend any...
by Brutus | May 16, 2015 | Coffee Info
Roasting your own coffee at home Well, I finally did it. I started down the slippery slope of being a total coffee geek. I am now roasting my own coffee beans. It is perhaps the cheapest part of my passion for coffee that could also be the most expensive. After...
by Ken Feighner | May 16, 2015 | Coffee Info
Coffee Foam, it means it is fresh Coffee Foam: after many years of drinking coffee I have made some discoveries and some observations about how to determine when your coffee is still fresh or when it is way past its prime. What does it mean? First of all fresh...
by Ken Feighner | May 16, 2015 | Coffee Info
A question was emailed to me last week, asking about the right measurements for a French Press, here is what I use. I like my coffee on the rich side, so I will give you my Coffeeken light, medium measurements. The coffee scoop that I use is a 1/8 cup measurement or...
by Ken Feighner | Apr 27, 2015 | Coffee Info
A question was emailed to me last week, asking about the right measurements for a French Press, here is what I use. I like my coffee on the rich side, so I will give you my Coffeeken light, medium measurements. The coffee scoop that I use is a 1/8 cup measurement or...
