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Labels & Fair Trade: Is my coffee ethical and sustainable?

Coffee consumers have become increasingly more conscious of sustainable and ethical practices, such as the preservation of natural resources and labor rights. Some segments within the industry have implemented Fair Trade business models to ensure fair wages, sufficient training, and adequate working conditions for farmers. Other notable factors while shopping sustainably include the ‘Organic’ Label and certifications like UTZ, Rainforest Alliance, Proudly Made In Africa, and Direct Trade. While labels are telling, make sure to conduct your own research before buying.

How Many Different Ways can you brew coffee?

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How Many Different Ways can you brew coffee?

The coffee brewing method you choose will significantly impact your cup's flavor. After all, coffee brewing is about juggling heat, time, and pressure to reach the desired outcome. Different tools and processes will ultimately make these three factors vary from start to full extraction. Nowadays, you can try innovative methods like single-serve pour-over coffee bags, classic tools like the Stovetop Moka, or cultural traditions like Turkish coffee and the Vietnamese phin.
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What's the difference between coffee and espresso

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What's the difference between coffee and espresso

Similar to the term "coffee", espresso holds more than one definition. Espresso is a beverage, but it can also refer to a specific brewing method. A standard shot of espresso is typically 1 oz and made from a pressurized extraction using finely ground coffee. It has a wonderfully rich body with a top layer of crema, or microfoam, which reveals its freshness and preparation accuracy. Espresso is also the starting point for popular drinks like the Cappuccino when mixed with foamed milk or the Americano when diluted with hot water.
 
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