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The second cup of coffee will be rather weak. Also make sure the lid is closed properly, and do not press the 2-cup button if you want to brew only one cup. If you feel like having two cups, put two cups on the machine and pop in two Coffee pods. This also allows you to enjoy your freshly brewed coffee straight away. If you still feel it's too cold you could rinse the cup or mug with hot water a couple of times so it doesn't cool the coffee down. Espresso is a strong coffee brewed by quickly forcing hot water or steam through darkly roasted, finely ground, coffee beans.
The shelf-life date codes are indicated on the package. We advise you to use the coffee pods within weeks of opening and store in an airtight container. Due to confidential company policy, we do not reveal exact origins of the coffees. The blends mainly consist of a balanced blend of Central American and Brazilian coffees.
Our Origins line is associaetd with their respective origin. Each of these varieties contain 18 pods and weigh 4. Breakfast Blend contains 18 pods and weighs 4. The Origin blends varieties are Sumatra, Kona and Columbia. Each bag contains 16 pods and weighs 3.
The majority of our blends consists of wet processed, 'washed Arabica', where water was used to remove the bean from the coffee berry. Nitrogen is the major component of the air we breathe. After opening the bag, keep the pads in the tightly closed bag or an airtight container for up to 2- 3 weeks.
Do not place the pads in the refrigerator, as it tends to attract odours and moisture, which can affect flavour. The coffee pods are manufactured with filter paper made of all natural fibers. All of the filter paper used to make coffee pods are oxygen bleached, and no chloride is used in the process. The filter paper is able to be composted in a normal garden compost heap. These are average amounts as they may vary depending on the natural caffeine differences from the coffee beans.
According to essentially all national food laws in the US, the remaining caffeine level after decaffeination has to be below 0. In practice, it is not a problem to reach such a low level, and the level in decaffeinated coffee is mostly below the limit.
There is approximately 4 ounces of coffee when the one-cup button is pressed. Finding books to buy, borrow, and read — not so simple in Ho Chi Minh City. However, Ho Chi Minh City boasts a few hidden gems and all you need to know is where to look. Fear not, fellow bookworm, here is a list of places that cater to your reading needs. Without further ado, here is a rundown of my favourite book spots in Ho Chi Minh City! The concept of a book cafe was totally new to me before I headed to Vietnam.
Cafes that have a selection of books that you can read there and stay as long as you like. As a customer, you can unwind in a cosy nook with a beverage and a book. This whole concept has really turned me on to a new way of reading and I will be searching for book cafes in every country I travel to.
This is such a beautiful space, and a personal favourite of mine. I stumbled across this versatile cafe by accident whilst exploring Binh Thanh district. When I first walked in, I was completely mesmerised by the huge bookcase mounted against the wall. I believe all the books are in Vietnamese alas not ideal for English readers , and the coffee is Vietnamese prices to match! The outdoor courtyard features a staircase with the names of literary classics on each step which then leads to individual work rooms named after literary heroes.
The Don Quixote room is my favourite, but there are at least four or five other rooms to check out. The wifi is pretty bad here, so I would recommend tethering your 4G if you have any online work to get done. Another thing of note is this cafe is home to a couple of cats. Offering a modest selection of English and Vietnamese books, La Mia is a great place to devour some literary classics, nonfiction, or poetry alongside a woodfired pizza. I also recommend the coconut ice tea served with a bamboo straw!
What I particularly love about La Mia is that whilst the books are not for purchase, you can swap the books out.
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