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• When Two Worlds Collide  By : Don McKay
  Boom! That is the sound of an actual collision that starts a chain reaction, which later leaves everyone in confusion. Most auto accidents start just like this. There is another collision that does not have the same out come. This collision is called divorce.
• The Original Irish Coffee  By : Michael Sheridan
  There are a number of Irish Coffee recipes available on the web and elsewhere. Most of them are close to the original, but I have yet to see one in its true authenticity.
• Cappuccino Machines With An Italian Touch  By : Clinton Maxwell
  Cappuccino began in Italy where it is still a delight of the morning routine. The Italians can tell a tourist from a native though because only a tourist will order a cappuccino after noon. It is considered a morning beverage in Italy, but in other regions of the world it is served throughout the day.
   
  The Steps to Making a Cup of Cappuccino
   
  Cappuccino is a tricky drink to master. It is divided into 3 parts: the espresso, the steamed milk, and the frothy or foamy milk....
• The Chefs Mindset  By : David McCarthy
  Have you ever wondered what the difference between a great chef and an ordinary chef is? How can one produce food recipes that are remembered and another produce food that is quickly forgotten? Disregarding all the jokes about never trusting a skinny chef I can only say that the 80/20 rule applies in this profession the same as in other professions. It is a fact of life that 20% of lawyers, doctors, accountants, financial planners etc. are outstanding; the other 80% are medio...
• How To Select A Coffee Roaster  By : Carol Finch
  If you have decided to roast your own coffee then your first port of call will be to consider how to select a coffee roaster that is right for you. This decision is probably one of the hardest coffee-related choices you’ll have to make – there’s nothing worse than buying the wrong kind of roaster for your needs.
  
  We’re going to be primarily looking at automated custom coffee bean roasters for the purposes of this article. But, it’s worth noting that you can roast your own ...
• How To Select A Coffee Bean Grinder  By : Carol Finch
  If you’re currently wondering how to select a coffee bean grinder to suit you and your kitchen then you probably already know that there are various options open to you. In simple terms most coffee grinders will be spilt into two camps – blade grinders and burr grinders. So how do you choose between the two?
  
  First, it’s worth noting that you can buy both types of grinder as both electric and manual options if you wish. It’s becoming more popular for people to buy electric...
• How To Select A Single Serve Coffee Maker  By : Carol Finch
  An increasing number of us nowadays are wondering how to select a single serve coffee maker that will suit us best at home. These kinds of coffeemaker are designed to produce – as you might expect – a single cup of coffee at a time and they are becoming increasingly popular amongst all kinds of coffee drinkers.
  
  In the past we’ve been a bit limited in our choices of coffee maker – we’ve often, for example, had to make a whole pot of fresh coffee just to enjoy a single cup ...
• Negative Side Effects to Caffeine  By : Nicky Pilkington
  Caffeine is big business. There are new coffee shops popping up all over the place. You can’t go far without running into a Starbucks. "Let’s get together for coffee. Time for a coffee break. Coffee pot goes off before my feet hit the floor. Travel mugs for sipping coffee on your way to work. I’ll just have this chocolate bar to pick me up this afternoon." Caffeine - It’s everywhere! It’s everywhere!
• Coffee the greatest beverage ever, Just what is its amazing story?  By : Valerie Shapero
  Coffee and it's history is certainly an amazing subject. This is one of our most well loved drinks but just where did it come from and what are its origins. Who exactly promoted its use and why?