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Thursday, May 26, 2022

Sage Coffee Grinders 101.

Coffee Fact 2605 - The Name Coffee Was Originally Qahwah. An Arabic word referring to a type of wine deriving from the verb qahā which means appetite suppressant. This evolved to kahve in Ottoman Turkish and then koffie in Dutch before arriving at coffee today.

Hey Coffee People!

Dial-in your coffee grinder like a barista.

Having worked as a barista for many years I was always a little apprehensive about how accurate a home coffee grinder could actually be.

In fact I'd go as far to say that I was a bit of a coffee machine snob.

However, the range of Sage products proved me wrong.

READ ABOUT SAGE COFFEE GRINDERS

Coffee Brewing Tip 2605 - Don't tamp (press down) on the bed of coffee grounds if you brew a Moka Pot.

Cuban coffee is a little taster of the country's tradition and flavour.

Cubans typically mix the coffee with sugar and create what they call an espumita (sugar and coffee combination) to sit on top of the brew.

I found that coffee was served with sugar as standard all the way through Latin America whether it was panela in Colombia, piloncillo in Mexico or espumita in Cuba.

LEARN HOW TO MAKE CUBAN COFFEE

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Thursday, May 26, 2022

Sage Coffee Grinders 101.

Hey Coffee People!

Dial-in your coffee grinder like a barista.

Having worked as a barista for many years I was always a little apprehensive about how accurate a home coffee grinder could actually be.

In fact I'd go as far to say that I was a bit of a coffee machine snob.

However, the range of Sage products proved me wrong.

Cuban coffee is a little taster of the country's tradition and flavour.

Cubans typically mix the coffee with sugar and create what they call an espumita (sugar and coffee combination) to sit on top of the brew.

I found that coffee was served with sugar as standard all the way through Latin America whether it was panela in Colombia, piloncillo in Mexico or espumita in Cuba.

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Happy brewing,

Tom.

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