http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com There Is No Life Before Coffee Tue, 23 Aug 2011 14:35:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/628/gloria-jean-s-coffees/#comment-11875 I Love Vanilla Coffee Coffee Art: Would you Drink it, or Frame it? Tue, 23 Aug 2011 14:35:42 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/?p=628#comment-11875 [...] While this discipline gains adepts in coffee houses all around the world, one may wonder if it is worth the effort (and the money) invested. Would you pay twice as much for your cup of coffee only to take a glance at its cute design, and then let it slip between your lips? Somehow, it reminds me of sand art, although coffee art lasts even less, since you have to drink it before it cools down! According to coffee house owners, coffee art provides a touch of sophistication, and proves the high quality of the coffee they provide, since coffee art is not possible without the perfect espresso and steamed milk. [...] [...] While this discipline gains adepts in coffee houses all around the world, one may wonder if it is worth the effort (and the money) invested. Would you pay twice as much for your cup of coffee only to take a glance at its cute design, and then let it slip between your lips? Somehow, it reminds me of sand art, although coffee art lasts even less, since you have to drink it before it cools down! According to coffee house owners, coffee art provides a touch of sophistication, and proves the high quality of the coffee they provide, since coffee art is not possible without the perfect espresso and steamed milk. [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/296/starbucks-history/#comment-11522 Videos - The Complexities Of Life Simplified by Prisqua Wed, 10 Aug 2011 10:44:40 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/?p=296#comment-11522 [...] Life without Losing Its Soul. It was after reading it that I decided to do some research about the history of Starbucks…. This title has just been published, but it isn’t the first book that Schultz writes. Back [...] [...] Life without Losing Its Soul. It was after reading it that I decided to do some research about the history of Starbucks…. This title has just been published, but it isn’t the first book that Schultz writes. Back [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/296/starbucks-history/#comment-11448 I Love Vanilla Coffee Gloria Jean's Coffees Sat, 06 Aug 2011 12:31:55 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/?p=296#comment-11448 [...] the Sunshine Coast, the only Starbucks I know of is in Mooloolaba, and now that I know what a real Starbucks cafe looks like, I’m not sure I would even bother going back there… On the other hand, [...] [...] the Sunshine Coast, the only Starbucks I know of is in Mooloolaba, and now that I know what a real Starbucks cafe looks like, I’m not sure I would even bother going back there… On the other hand, [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/155/coffee-people-wake-up-call-k-cups-for-keurig-brewers/#comment-11447 I Love Vanilla Coffee I Love French Vanilla Coffee :) Sat, 06 Aug 2011 12:05:18 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/products/coffee-people-wake-up-call-k-cups-for-keurig-brewers#comment-11447 [...] Espresso and Hazelnut, but French Vanilla Coffee is one of their most popular flavored coffees. The coffee is made with 100% pure Arabica coffee and the vanilla is perfectly roasted at the same time as the [...] [...] Espresso and Hazelnut, but French Vanilla Coffee is one of their most popular flavored coffees. The coffee is made with 100% pure Arabica coffee and the vanilla is perfectly roasted at the same time as the [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/216/starbucks-africa-kitamu-coffee-ground-12-ounce-bags/#comment-11429 I Love Vanilla Coffee (My Own) Starbucks History Sat, 30 Jul 2011 15:18:15 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/216/starbucks-africa-kitamu-coffee-ground-12-ounce-bags/#comment-11429 [...] Starbucks the way we know it today: after a trip to Milan, he advised that the company should sell coffee and espresso drinks as well as beans. The whole concept of coffee-to-go was [...] [...] Starbucks the way we know it today: after a trip to Milan, he advised that the company should sell coffee and espresso drinks as well as beans. The whole concept of coffee-to-go was [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/296/starbucks-history/#comment-11392 I Love Vanilla Coffee Uncommon Grounds: The History of Coffee and How It Transformed Our World Tue, 28 Jun 2011 16:52:16 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/?p=296#comment-11392 [...] Starbucks » (My Own) Starbucks History Wed, 4/05/11 – 8:03 | No Comment [...] [...] Starbucks » (My Own) Starbucks History Wed, 4/05/11 – 8:03 | No Comment [...]

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9577 Brasstacks11 Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:56:21 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9577 Danesi Gold is from Rome's oldest coffee roaster.This coffee is so smooth that you can really taste that hearty earth flavor.I cannot drink any other brand now,unless it is urgent! Danesi Gold is from Rome’s oldest coffee roaster.This coffee is so smooth that you can really taste that hearty earth flavor.I cannot drink any other brand now,unless it is urgent!

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9576 Deisinoful Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:54:15 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9576 What do they mean exactly by "Italian coffee"? What do they mean exactly by “Italian coffee”?

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9575 AdrienneJoyBrandt Sun, 27 Mar 2011 19:57:20 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9575 @aurumvore thank you for that ethnocentric tidbit @aurumvore thank you for that ethnocentric tidbit

]]> http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9574 erttgf874 Sun, 27 Mar 2011 19:43:13 +0000 http://www.ilovevanillacoffee.com/286/how-to-make-an-italian-coffee/#comment-9574 There is no 'best brand' of coffee. If you want good coffee, make sure it roasted, blended, ground (if buying ground), and packed in your country. Do not buy any of those brick packs that have been imported from Italy, by the time they get to you, they are stale. Make sure the brick pack or beans you ar buying have been roasted, blended and packed in your own country from imported raw coffee beans. Better still, in your own city. The fresher the better. There is no ‘best brand’ of coffee. If you want good coffee, make sure it roasted, blended, ground (if buying ground), and packed in your country. Do not buy any of those brick packs that have been imported from Italy, by the time they get to you, they are stale. Make sure the brick pack or beans you ar buying have been roasted, blended and packed in your own country from imported raw coffee beans. Better still, in your own city. The fresher the better.

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