Coffee: Caffeine, Conversation, Connection
Saturday Coffee by Natascha CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 DEED via Flickr Coffee: Caffeine, Conversation,...
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Good Food Revelations Episode 26: Eating Oneself Sleepy? Part 1
This post marks the 26th episode of our (almost) monthly series, Good Food Revelations,, where we...
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Monsooned Malabar: How Beards, Clippers, and Monsoon Winds Gave Rise to a New Type of Coffee
A Brief History Of Monsooned Malabar Coffee Coffee was first brought to South Asia, the legend...
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Miura Flash Chilled Coffee
Malcolm Jolley talks to Adam Lewis about Miura flash chilled coffee. Adam Lewis is the founder of...
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A Mushroom Latte with Kate Taylor Martin
At nutbar Malcolm Jolley drinks fungus with its founder, Kate Taylor Martin. Kate Taylor Martin...
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Michael Potters on Parachute Coffee
Malcolm Jolley talks to Parachute Coffee Co-Founder and CEO Michael Potters. Michael Potters,...
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HotBlack Coffee
At HotBlack, Jimson Bienenstock is changing what third wave coffee means in Toronto.Quick:...
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Caffè Corretto con Fernet Branca
Malcolm Jolley suggests the perfect way to an end a boozy lunch.It’s been a splendid lunch...
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Steve Ballantyne is a young social entrepreneur who’s betting big on cold brew coffee this summer by launching Station Cold Brew. As Ballantyne explained to me over a cup at the Centre For Social Innovation’s Annex...
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Matt Chitharanjan of Blue Tokai Coffee in Dehli
Upon graduating from college Matt Chitharanjan moved to San Francisco and was taken with the taste...
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Tasting Workshops announced for this year’s Savour Stratford
A great lineup of tasting sessions for this years festival, including Top Chef Canada’s Connie Desousa and GFR’s very own Jamie Drummond.
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The Coffee House Passport (Last of the Independents)
Remember when you didn’t feel deprived, even if you were broke, because you ate at home and you met up with your friends later for coffee? Remember when “going for coffee” meant talking with friends and strangers for hours over a bottomless mug- not rushing into a frantic lineup and looking at the time on your mobile every five seconds? The coffee house was a hub for group studying, solitary reading, people watching. It was the place where you wrote in your journal, back when you kept one
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