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Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2018
Monday, February 5, 2018
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Friday, September 29, 2017
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Monday, May 22, 2017
I Want To Try This Caffiene Jolt
Espresso Cola: Give Your Soda the Coffee Treatment It Deserves
First, start with the Coca-Cola. Haft and Suarez prefer Mexican Coca-Cola because it's made with real sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. All you need next is to top it off with your espresso—or a makeshift version. Compass uses 17 grams of coffee in the basket to 34 grams of pulled espresso—a one-to-two ratio. To get the big coffee taste with delightful and refreshing fizz, make sure to do it in that order: Pour the soda first, then top it off with the coffee.
But be warned that the caffeine boost is no joke. Not that we mind. Espresso Cola is so good that we're willing to sacrifice some sleep to drink it more often. Except, when we have it after-hours, we're thinking we'll spike it with a little bit of Fernet-Branca or rum.
(BonAppetit.com)
First, start with the Coca-Cola. Haft and Suarez prefer Mexican Coca-Cola because it's made with real sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. All you need next is to top it off with your espresso—or a makeshift version. Compass uses 17 grams of coffee in the basket to 34 grams of pulled espresso—a one-to-two ratio. To get the big coffee taste with delightful and refreshing fizz, make sure to do it in that order: Pour the soda first, then top it off with the coffee.
But be warned that the caffeine boost is no joke. Not that we mind. Espresso Cola is so good that we're willing to sacrifice some sleep to drink it more often. Except, when we have it after-hours, we're thinking we'll spike it with a little bit of Fernet-Branca or rum.
(BonAppetit.com)
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Friday, February 3, 2017
Caffiene Addicts Proudly Share These Tips
14 Things All Coffee Lovers Have To Try
Caffeine lovers: These tips will brighten up your day.
9. Need more protein? Want to squeeze a little extra energy out of your morning coffee? Add vanilla or chocolate protein powder instead of flavored creamers.
10. Or just go all in and pour a couple shots of espresso over your favorite liquid protein drinks.
14. Want to make your coffee into a special sweet treat? Put a piece of chocolate in the mug before you pour your coffee in.
Complete list (BuzzFeed.com)
Caffeine lovers: These tips will brighten up your day.
9. Need more protein? Want to squeeze a little extra energy out of your morning coffee? Add vanilla or chocolate protein powder instead of flavored creamers.
10. Or just go all in and pour a couple shots of espresso over your favorite liquid protein drinks.
14. Want to make your coffee into a special sweet treat? Put a piece of chocolate in the mug before you pour your coffee in.
Complete list (BuzzFeed.com)
Friday, January 13, 2017
The Savings Are There, But Will You?
McDonald's Reveals How Much You Would Save If You Buy Their Coffee
In further updates on this strategic rollout, McDonald's has revealed exactly how much money they're projected to save customers if they purchase their coffee.
For example, the fast food chain's $1 any size coffee will save customers anywhere from $84-$93 over four months. McDonald's is also lowering the price of their small specialty hot drinks to $2, which will save customers about $109-$140 over a period of four months.
Savings are calculated for someone buying coffee five days a week from January through April. The pricing is compared to that of competitors' regular coffee and popular small specialty hot beverages (lattes, mochas, and hot chocolates).
(FoodBeast.com)
In further updates on this strategic rollout, McDonald's has revealed exactly how much money they're projected to save customers if they purchase their coffee.
For example, the fast food chain's $1 any size coffee will save customers anywhere from $84-$93 over four months. McDonald's is also lowering the price of their small specialty hot drinks to $2, which will save customers about $109-$140 over a period of four months.
Savings are calculated for someone buying coffee five days a week from January through April. The pricing is compared to that of competitors' regular coffee and popular small specialty hot beverages (lattes, mochas, and hot chocolates).
(FoodBeast.com)
Monday, January 2, 2017
I Tried The Tuxedo Mocha & It's Good
Starbucks Celebrates New Year's With A TUXEDO Drink
No, Starbucks isn't coming out with a line of tuxedos... although let's revisit that awesome idea sometime in the near future. Rather, the coffee chain has introduced a line of specialty drinks they're calling the Tuxedo Collection.
The sartorially-themed collection features three drinks that follow the formal attire's black and white motif. Options from the collection include a tuxedo mocha, a tuxedo hot chocolate, and a tuxedo frappuccino.
(FoodBeast.com)
No, Starbucks isn't coming out with a line of tuxedos... although let's revisit that awesome idea sometime in the near future. Rather, the coffee chain has introduced a line of specialty drinks they're calling the Tuxedo Collection.
The sartorially-themed collection features three drinks that follow the formal attire's black and white motif. Options from the collection include a tuxedo mocha, a tuxedo hot chocolate, and a tuxedo frappuccino.
(FoodBeast.com)
Friday, July 15, 2016
More Businesses Should Do This
Virginia Coffee Shop Rewards Polite Customers With Discounts
The sign outside the shop advertises cheaper prices for a cup of coffee depending on your manners when ordering.
The sign reads:
“Small coffee”
$5.00
“Small coffee, please”
$3.00
“Hello, one small coffee please.”
$1.75
CUPS Coffee & Tea owner Olivia Byrd confirmed that the higher pricing was a joke and no one has actually paid $5 for a cup of coffee.
She added that people are being more polite and the joke has gone over well with customers.
(KTLA.com)
The sign outside the shop advertises cheaper prices for a cup of coffee depending on your manners when ordering.
The sign reads:
“Small coffee”
$5.00
“Small coffee, please”
$3.00
“Hello, one small coffee please.”
$1.75
CUPS Coffee & Tea owner Olivia Byrd confirmed that the higher pricing was a joke and no one has actually paid $5 for a cup of coffee.
She added that people are being more polite and the joke has gone over well with customers.
(KTLA.com)
Monday, June 20, 2016
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Monday, May 23, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
How Does This Help Sell Cars?
Cadillac's Opening A Pop-Up Coffee Shop
That’s Cadillac’s rationale for opening up a coffee shop on the
ground floor of their office building just above TriBeCa in that weird
office park zone before you get to the Holland Tunnel. Hudson Square?
Whatever.
The space will open to the public on June 2nd and will have Joe Coffee, Timo Weiland clothes, art exhibits curated by Visionaire, and a custom fragrance by 12.29.
(Jalopnik.com)
“Our issue is not the quality of the product,” Cadillac’s brand director Melody Lee told
Bloomberg. “Our challenge is relevance.”
The space will open to the public on June 2nd and will have Joe Coffee, Timo Weiland clothes, art exhibits curated by Visionaire, and a custom fragrance by 12.29.
(Jalopnik.com)
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Monday, November 23, 2015
Saturday, October 17, 2015
I Don't Need A List To Tell Me That I'm A Caffiene Junky
15 Signs Your Coffee Obsession Is Out of Control
You don't wear white shirts anymore
You don't wear white shirts anymore
- Let's be real, with the numbers of sips of brown caffeine water going into your system every day, there will be some missed connections. That's not even accounting for transportation issues. Too many oxfords have fallen victim to a loose slosh of coffee to justify the cleaning cost or the shame of walking around the office looking like you had a tie-dye party at a sewage treatment plant.
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