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5 apps to help you brew better coffee

Hey coffee lover,

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All you need to brew good coffee at home are high-quality beans and a brewer. Oh, and a good grinder. Well, maybe a scale and a gooseneck kettle too.

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But what about an app?

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It obviously can't brew coffee, but it can help make it better.

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I imagine you're probably already using your phone to time your brews. So why not get an app that guides you with step-by-step instructions in real-time? It'll give your caffeine-starved brain a much-needed break early in the morning.

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If you regularly have to change up your coffee to water ratios, I'm sure you'll appreciate an app that does it for you. All you have to do is adjust a slider—the appropriate coffee quantity and water temperature will pop up on the screen.

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Or what about a coffee journal app? You can log and compare all your beans/brews in a neat radar graph format. You can even create your own recipes and share them with the community.

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If any of these apps sound like they might be helpful, you can check them out (and a really cool coffee dice app, too) in our article…

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​5 Apps to Help You Brew Better Coffee​

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Iguanas are falling from trees!

Plus: The spouses having Christmas affairs, and 2022's most popular TV shows.

View in browser Subscribe December 23, 2022 Hello, Insiders. I'm writing to you from my not-so-sunny homestate, Florida. It's where my parents still live, and where we're spending Christmas. It's unusually cold here and getting colder fast. (Apparently so cold that iguanas are falling out of trees?)   While we intended to fly from New York today, dismal weather pushed our flight up by a day, and we made it on Thursday — after a super bumpy flight.   Anyway, there's bad weather across the globe and it's really messing up people's plans. Maybe you're one of those people? If so, venting can help. Send a note to insidertoday@insider.com about your holiday travel nightmare, and maybe we'll publish it so others can commiserate. But here's hoping you don't have to — because travel was easy and you spent a warm, cozy weekend celebrating.   — Nicholas Carlson If this was forwarded to you, sign up here. The latest No, Sam Bankman-Fried didn't shell out $250 million for bail. 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Themes that emerged from conversations with former employees, as well as court records, emails, and WhatsApp messages Insider reviewed, were grievances over the leadership and an extensive range of abusive, erratic, and often unprofessional behavior by Bahram.   Through his attorneys, Bahram denied this characterization, which he said is "divorced from reality."   In a statement provided by the lawyers, he said: "Durlston has worked immensely hard to build an inclusive and professional company culture over many years. This story arises from a small number of former employees, some of whom are attempting to form a competitor firm, making false allegations against the company and its founder. This cynical tactic to discredit the company for commercial gain is unethical and bound to fail." READ THE FULL STORY HERE   Top reads Peter Dazeley/Getty Images   We spoke to married women who used Ashley Madison to have affairs last Christmas. They don't regret it, and they plan to do it again this year. The women we spoke to had experienced years of lackluster intimacy in their marriages, and their extramarital dalliances had reinvigorated them. Here's what they said. We ranked the 18 most popular TV shows of 2022. If you need recommendations over the holiday period, here's how the critics scored the most-watched series. Highlights include the William Gibson adaptation "The Peripheral", Amazon's budget-busting "The Rings of Power" and Mike White's "The White Lotus." See the full ranking here. Are you ready for the biggest American home-buying spree yet? Because Wall Street landlords are, and they've stockpiled as much as $110 billion for it — enough to add almost 400,000 homes to an already expansive inventory. Find out what they're waiting for.  The renewed "Made in America" wave is going to make stuff more expensive. Many US companies are shifting some of their supply chains stateside — and while it could create more jobs, it could also force Americans to pay more for some products as a result. Here's why. A sports reporter was reassigned to cover the freezing weather — and he made sure viewers knew just how miserable he was. In a viral clip, Mark Woodley grumpily endured sub-zero temperatures while live on air: "The good news is I can still feel my face right now. The bad news is I kind of wish I couldn't." Watch the footage here.  Watch this It takes a staff of 2,400 people working day and night to keep Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas sailing. From tiny cruise-ship kitchens, chefs whip up 30,000 meals a day. All waste onboard is dealt with in secret, crew-only areas of the ship. And the engine room and captain's bridge work together to power and move the floating city. 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Cozy Winter Coffee Recipes to Warm You Up!

Brr! Warm up with one of these delicious winter coffee drinks...

­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ 15 Cozy Winter Coffee Recipes to Try Today!   ­ ­ ­ There's no better time of year for a hot cup of coffee than winter. Getting out of bed and leaving the protection of your warm blankets is only possible if there is a tasty cup of coffee waiting for you, and no holiday gathering is complete without some coffee after dinner.    If you're looking for some new ideas to stir it up this winter, this guide is for you! ­ ­ Read More ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ Pangolia Pte. Ltd. 160 Robinson Road, 068914, Singapore ­ This email was sent to elancelorilla.trendlist@blogger.com You've received it because you've subscribed to our newsletter. ­ View in browser | Unsubscribe ­ ­ ­