Maria wakes up, takes a shower and gets dressed. She goes in the kitchen and opens the fridge to grab a bag of beans that look curiously like coffee — just not brown or black. Maria is drinking green coffee, or coffee from unroasted coffee beans.
You know you Drink too much Coffee when…
I, like everyone else I know, tend to pick up phrases and other amusing things concerning practically anything. This then is a list of silliness regarding the act of drinking coffee. It's not original and I've weeded out the worst of the worst. Enjoy!
The Top Five Hot Beverages Served at Cafes
In the cold winter months there is nothing like having a hot drink served in your favourite cafe. Relax where you are warm and comfortable with the world rushing by and settle back with a good book or the paper. Even sit out on the outdoor pavers under a gas heater and feel warmer with a hot cup of tea made with healthy water straight from a water purifier. Whether you choose tea, coffee, a hot chocolate or one of the more unusual flavours of hot beverages, nothing warms your soul better than a good hot drink.
Drinking Hot Tea vs. Hot Coffee
One of the things I've noticed about myself lately is that I drink way too much coffee. It's not really a bad thing, in my opinion, because what I consider too much isn't what others might consider too much. I don't like cold coffee (iced coffee or anything like that) because then I drink more than when I drink hot coffee. Although I've cut down to under 10 cups of coffee in a 24-hour period, I have a different reason for saying it's too much. All types of coffee (whether flavored or not) are starting to taste the same to me.
Hotel Mini Bar – Mostly Bad for Your Health and Diet
Unless you stop and have a think about it, you have probably never realized that your hotel mini bar is an abomination for your health. For those who are regularly traveling and working, this is a very serous issue, especially when you consider that is their option normally 5 days out of every week. Here is an obvious look at those items in most hotels and other paid accommodation, in a hope that something will be done about it.
Hot Coffee in a Can?
I recently received an e-mail message from a visitor concerning "ready-to-drink" coffee and tea. I didn't know he was talking about self-heating cans. I thought he was talking about iced coffee, or cold coffee in a can. I plead ignorance – innovations like hot coffee in a can wouldn't appear as quickly in my neck of the woods, the Philippines, as they would in Australia or the United States.