If you’re brewing coffee at home, you can reuse your grinds for many purposes. Here are some ideas.
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- Alejandro Escobar, founder and owner of Pare de Dormir, finds value for his business, his customers, and the environment through a reusable packaging solution.
- The newest Onyx cafe serves oat milk as the default for espresso drinks. What US Barista Champion and Urnex Ambassador Andrea Allen found were unique solutions to sustainability issues.
- If you’ve heard of the hills of Nandi county, Kenya, it may be thanks to Eliud Kipchoge, a native of this region, who recently became the first person in the world to run a marathon in under two hours. But this part of western Kenya boasts another gem you may not have heard about: its coffee. Among the recent Kenyan entrepreneurs in Nandi county is Dr. Rosebella Langat, who, alongside her husband, started a coffee estate business named Chepsangor Coffee in 2018.
- Give your coffee a second life by composting - Rory Van Grol of Ugly Duck Coffee will show you how.
- All three have different applications—here’s how to know which to use to keep your space and equipment safe
- Scale can slowly deteriorate your coffee equipment — learn what scale is, what causes scale and how to remove scale from any single serve, filter coffee or espresso machine
- Measuring coffee and water to brew a pot of coffee isn't rocket science. But it does take a bit of math.
- How the proliferation of digital events will create a more equitable and accessible future for the coffee community.
- Most coffee professionals know they contribute a high level of carbon emissions from their coffee travels. 2018 World Barista Champion Agnieszka put a number to it - and it is staggering.