Available while supplies last at participating locations. A gift so beautiful, you won’t need to wrap it! This colorful mug set features four of Canada’s most iconic animals. Dishwasher and microwave safe Can you microwave a tim hortons coffee cup? It says it right on the side of the cup DO NOT MICROWAVE We’ve all … Read more
Obviously, you need a pour over brewer Often called “cones” or “drippers”, these simple devices hold the coffee filter. Sometimes a permanent filter is built into the cone itself, like with our JavaPresse Pour Over Dripper. You then need a mug to catch the draining coffee. Do you use a filter for pour over coffee? … Read more
Keep your drink hot and your hands cool with these paper hot cups with lids Your coffee, tea or hot drink of choice stays the perfect temperature until you’re ready to drink. A reclosable lid prevents spills, and the fun trendy designs are sure to turn heads as you travel. What cups are safe for … Read more
Brewing coffee in aluminum is perfectly safe – there is no risk of ingesting any harmful chemicals from the aluminum. Does aluminum leach into coffee? 0024 milligrams of aluminum per cup. That’s really not very much when you consider that a single antacid tablet may contain more than 200 milligrams. If you are super-cautious, stick … Read more
Is it safe to use an aluminum espresso maker? 0024 milligrams of aluminum per cup. That’s really not very much when you consider that a single antacid tablet may contain more than 200 milligrams. If you are super-cautious, stick to stainless steel. But if you follow the science, it looks like there is pretty much … Read more
Decaffeinated (decaf) coffee is coffee made from beans from which at least 97% of the caffeine has been removed The process of decaffeination involves drawing the readily soluble caffeine out of the unroasted green coffee beans. Is there such a thing as decaf coffee beans? Decaf coffee contains up to 97% less caffeine than caffeinated … Read more
For freeze-dried coffee lovers avoiding caffeine, mount hagen decaf was created using a patented process involving just water and carbon dioxide to extract virtually all caffeine while maintaining the rich aroma and full-bodied taste. Where is Mount Hagen instant coffee made? A sip of our rich, smooth coffee is a taste of its pampered history … Read more
The french press makes better-tasting coffee quickly , but the taste of each batch is never consistent, and you have to drink it quickly, or else it will get bitter. Instant coffee, on the other hand, is cheap and quick to make, but it doesn’t promise excellent tasting coffee and has less caffeine. Can you … Read more
Really, it’s up to you. Some people love the taste of coffee that’s gone through the commonly used indirect solvent method. My personal favorite, though, is the swiss water process For those wanting decaf that tastes as good as regular coffee, try out decaf that’s gone through the water process. What is the safest decaffeination … Read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has determined that methylene chloride decaf is safe for use in coffee decaffeination and FDA regulation allows for up to 10 parts per million (ppm) of residual methylene chloride in decaffeinated coffee. Is methylene chloride safe in decaf coffee? The methylene chloride process is thought by some in … Read more