What’re coffee filters?

Coffee filters come in various materials, including disposable paper, fabric, and gold-plated filters. They prevent ground coffee from entering the drink, and drip coffee makers typically use them. French presses and percolation types of coffee makers do not require filters. Gold filters can save money over time, but paper filters may result in more flavorful […]

Coffee & acid reflux: any link?

Dark roasted coffee may not cause acid reflux, unlike milder coffees, due to the chemical N-methylpyridinium (NMP) found in darker roasts that prevents the stomach from producing painful acids. This finding could change the relationship between mild coffee and acid reflux. It has long been thought that those suffering from acid reflux and related disorders […]

Coffee & hypertension: any link?

Caffeine can temporarily raise blood pressure, but there is no evidence of a long-term connection. Drinking two to three cups of coffee a day is safe for those with hypertension, but switching to decaf is recommended. Other factors, such as smoking and lack of exercise, are more likely to raise blood pressure. Caffeine tolerance reduces […]

Coffee and nausea: any link?

Coffee can cause nausea due to its irritant effect on the stomach, high caffeine content, and ability to raise blood pressure. Drinking coffee on an empty stomach can worsen symptoms, and dehydration can also contribute. Lighter roasts may contain more caffeine than darker ones, and there are blends designed for those with stomach problems. The […]

What is a coffee fundraiser?

Coffee fund recalls are organized by non-profit groups to raise funds by selling coffee at a higher price. They buy coffee at student prices and sell it to individuals or businesses. Non-profit groups have lower operating costs and can sell coffee for less than retailers, generating large sales bids. The strategy for selling coffee must […]

What’s the name for cardboard sleeves on coffee cups?

Zarfs are the protective cardboard sleeves for disposable coffee cups, also known as Java Jackets, coffee clutches, and cup holders. They were originally decorative metal stands for handleless cups. The protective cardboard sleeves that surround disposable coffee cups are technically called zarfs. The Zarfs are known by many other names, including Java Jackets, coffee clutches, […]

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