Espresso Questions

Are Espresso Beans Edible

Can you eat coffee beans? It’s something coffee-drinkers, sure enough, have wondered when they have opened a fresh bag of …

Who invented the Espresso Martini? A guy named Dick Bradsell Invented The Espresso Martini An intense mix of Martini, coffee liqueur …

Sambuca is an Italian aniseed-flavoured liqueur, the 'made in Italy' gives you a clue as to why Espresso beans are sometimes found in shots …

The humble Espresso Pod was first invented in 1976 by a Nescafe employee (hence Nespresso) named Eric Favre, and at first, it was a failure, …

Espresso Machines are sold by High Street Retailers, Online Retailers, Supermarkets (in their electrical section) by independent sellers on …

Coffee Culture is growing year on year, and more and more people are turning to Espresso at home. If you want to emulate the high street …

An Espresso bean is a seed, the seed of the Coffee plant. There's a common misconception that Espresso beans and Coffee beans are different, …

Espresso is made by pushing water through tightly compacted coffee beans housed in a metal basket at a very high pressure to create a …

Studies have proved without a doubt that drinking Coffee has a multitude of health benefits. Coffee drinkers who drink as little as three …

Espresso is good for the mind, body and soul if you're not a regular Espresso drinker you should be and this article will explain …

Is Espresso bad for you? well here's what it can do Poison You Kill You Cause Insomnia Raise Cholesterol Raise Your Blood …

A commonly asked Espresso question is "does Espresso have less caffeine than Coffee?" well yes and no, and no this isn't a trick answer let …

Espresso contains caffeine a stimulant which contains natural Theophylline a drug used to treat lung conditions and Xanthine a compound used …

You have discovered your passion for Espresso and are consuming a delicious shot of strong coffee on a regular basis, each and every day; …

Espresso contains less caffeine than a regular cup of Coffee. A single shot of Espresso (30ml) contains, on average, 70mg of caffeine …

You put your final Espresso Pod in your machine and switch it on, then for some reason or another you're pulled away from the machine, and …

It depends what type of fasting you're doing if you're doing an absolute fast or a dry fast then yes Espresso will break your fast. If …

Well yes and no The human body creates energy from food by breaking it down in the stomach with acid and enzymes, turning it into glucose …

An Espresso served with Lemon Peel is known as a 'Romano' which most instantly assume has links with Rome although there is no evidence to …

Getting the perfect tasting Espresso is an art which requires optimal extraction which is a range between over extraction and under …

If your Espresso tastes salty most of the time, it's simply under extraction. Under extraction occurs when your beans have been ground too …

Bitter tasting Espresso is a common complaint from the home brewer, the coffee shop drinker, and the restaurant diner, Espresso shouldn't …

Espresso is a delicious and potent hot drink that many people drink because they like the rich taste better than regular coffee and it wakes …

Espresso has a bolder full flavoured taste, while regular filter coffee has a 'regular coffee' taste. You might or might not like filter …