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I have a dotty old uncle who lives alone and drinks his coffee right out of the coffee pot. He doesn’t bother to pour his coffee into a cup…maybe washing a coffee cup just makes more work…who knows?

Most people, however, prefer to drink their coffee out of a coffee cup or a coffee mug. It is the civilized thing to do.

When people buy place settings of fine china of just a set of everyday dishes, the thing that determines their choice is the shape and size of the cup. After all, plates, bread plates, soup or cereal bowls, saucers, and other pieces in a place setting or set of dishes are all pretty much the same. They may come in varying sizes and the patterns are different, but still they are all basically the same design. Only the cups are different. The size and shape of the cup and the handles on the cups is most often the determining factor is the selection of dinner ware.

There are different coffee cups for serving different coffees, as well. Most “regular” coffee cups hold between 6 and 8 ounces of coffee. But there are demitasse cups that only hold between 2 and 4 ounces and big coffee mugs that hold up to 20 ounces. Latte coffee cups must be large enough to hold the frothy milk.

Coffee cups can be purchased separately, or as part of a set of dishes or a piece in a place setting of china. Coffee cups don’t all have handles either. There are double-walled cups without handles that are used to serve espresso or cappuccino.

The thickness of the wall of the coffee cup is the determining factor of how long coffee will stay hot in a coffee cup. Remember those old thick-walled white cups of roadside coffee house fame? Coffee would stay hot in those things all the way through the eating of a meal and beyond. On the other hand, coffee in a delicate fine china cup will only stay hot a very few minutes.

By: Miodrag Trajkovic

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ANd I don’t mean that instant coffee disolves in the cup and regular coffee doesn’t.
How is the instant coffee made?
I really want to know

There was a fellow that I talked to not long ago that I hadn’t seen in a good many years. The first thing that he said to me was, “I remember a cup of coffee that I had at your house about twenty years ago. It was the best cup of coffee that I have ever had in my life!” Of all the things that he could have said, that would have been my last guess. But that is exactly what he said.

There are a few basics that go into making a perfect cup of coffee. First your coffee maker must be kept clean. Making coffee time after time after time without cleaning the coffee maker will make the coffee bitter. All coffee makers must be cleaned regularly — both drip makers and percolators.

There are two ways to clean coffee makers. The first way is that after every pot of coffee, the coffee maker needs to be rinsed with a little baking soda and water. Then it needs to be rinsed several more times to be sure that the soda residue is completely rinsed away.

Occasionally, a coffee maker needs to be cleaned with cream of tarter. If you have a percolator, put a teaspoon of cream of tarter into the basket with a filter, plug it in, and let it go through the whole coffee-making cycle. If you have an automatic drip pot, put a teaspoon of cream of tarter into coffee basket with a filter, as well as a teaspoon of cream of tarter into the pot, and let it run through the entire coffee-making cycle.

Another secret to a perfect cup of coffee is that the water that you use should be of the bottled variety, unless you are blessed with really good tap water. The chlorine and other chemicals in tap water do affect the taste of coffee.

By: Miodrag Trajkovic

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Many people love a good cup of coffee first thing in the morning. There is a real sense of satisfaction when you can start your day off with a great cup of coffee or espresso. There is more to the coffee experience than just drinking the beverage. You need some well thought out accessories to complete the experience.

With the proper accessories you can make coffee at home that you may enjoy as much as the coffee shop brands. You will need a coffee pot that will do what you want it to do for starters. Add a really nice scoop so you can measure with accuracy the amount of coffee you need each and every time. Once you find the perfect coffee cup you will know it and getting a good travel mug to take your home brew with you on the road is a nice touch. This article will look at a few things to make your coffee drinking more enjoyable.

One of the first things you need to decide on is a coffee pot. There are so many varieties of coffee pots it can be hard to choose which one is right for you. The price range goes from a few bucks to several hundred dollars. You will need to do your research carefully and decide what options you need before you start shopping. The coffee pot you choose does not have to be the most expensive or have the most features. It only needs the features you desire.

A good coffee scoop is an essential item in my thinking. Coffee making is a very personal thing. Some folks like to drink strong coffee and others prefer a different strength drink. Get a good quality scoop and learn to use it so your coffee making will come out the same way every single time.

Most coffee lovers have a favorite coffee cup they prefer over all other cups. There is something about drinking coffee out of the same cup all the time. With all of the new Internet web sites it is now possible to buy a cup from across the world without a lot of trouble. Once you have that perfect coffee mug picked out you need to think about one more item.

A coffee travel mug is a must have for the coffee lover. Most people like to take a drink with them wherever they go. Picking out a quality travel mug is time well spent. Like your favorite coffee cup there is a certain amount of comfort in drinking coffee out of your very own travel mug.

Accessories make the coffee experience a little easier. Take your time and pick out the perfect coffee accessories for you.

By: Douglas Taylor

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