The coffee-holic in me was drawn to this article like a moth to a flame – and with possibly the same result 🙂 These guys explain the art of coffee making, & the chemistry involved with panache.
Tag: Coffee
The free coffee test, or Lefkowitz’s Law of Corporate Financial Health HT @DMarti
Why is it that removing small perks for employees like free soda tends to lead to an exodus of talent? After all, a can of soda costs what, fifty cents? Maybe a dollar? And yet when management decides to stop bearing that small expense, people have a habit of packing up and leaving, which seems like a big move to make over the price of a can of soda. Jason LEfkowitz has a theory
The financial health of a company can be inferred from the quality, variety and cost to the employee of the snacks and beverages it offers its employees.
Does coffee really sober you up when drunk? [Article]
According to research ,
Caffeine can counteract the tiredness induced by alcohol, which might explain why a cup of coffee is popular in many places at the end of a meal. But it can’t remove feelings of drunkenness or some of the cognitive deficits alcohol causes.
For all you coffee lovers out there [Invention]
‘text from the website’
Meet Velopresso, an innovative coffee vending trike for true off-grid selling of quality espresso on city streets, at trade fairs, events and in parks, etc. Designed from the ground up around a custom rear-steer tricycle, a unique pedal-driven grinder, and a robust gas-fired lever espresso machine, Velopresso is a celebratory fusion of human power, sensory pleasures and technology – old tech with hi-tech, bicycles and coffee, their engineering and aesthetics. The result is a unique hybrid machine with a compact footprint and near-silent, low carbon operation – fine coffee, no electricity, no motors, no noise!