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Peet's Coffee & Tea
Coffee, tea and brewing equipment, information and store locator.
New Electric coffee & tea brewers: Brewer with removable coffee tank
New Electric coffee & tea brewers: Brewer with removable coffee tank, Electric coffee & tea brewer suppliers.
BonJour Products - French Press coffee maker coffee brewer milk
Offering the genuine Bonjour French Press coffee maker, tea and coffee brewer, milk frother, salad spinner, Creme Brulee Torch, wine opener, electric grills
In Time for Father's Day, New Nespresso(R) Essenza Espresso Machine Delivers Bold Flavor in a Stylish Machine (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Sleek, compact, beautifully functional and an essential machine for coffee drinkers who want espresso-bar quality at home, the new Nespresso Essenza is a coffee lover's dream come true and a unique gift idea for Father's Day.
Scouting Report: Studio Cafe & Gallery (OnWisconsin LIVE)
Bright flowers with clock faces hang from yellow, red and lime walls. Above the pick-up counter, another clock in the shape of a coffee pot reminds you that espresso drinks as well as coffee, tea and an assortment of wrap sandwiches are served.
Coffee makers grinders electric kettle - Krups
Check our range of breakfast appliances: coffee maker, grinder, electric kettle Krups dedicates its expertise as a specialist manufacturer of kitchen
For All the Coffee in China (The Motley Fool)
Can Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) continue to grind out the profits? What does the future hold for Starbucks' tea business? And will the coffee giant make it big in China? The Motley Fool recently caught up with Starbucks CEO Jim Donald.
Coffee shop to open this summer at library (Salina Journal)
Paradise is coming to the Salina Public Library this summer. The library s board of directors voted Monday to approve a lease agreement with Paradise Coffee to operate a shop in the library s south lobby.
For All the Coffee in China (Motley Fool via Yahoo! Finance)
Will China spurn Oolong in favor of the Mocha Frappuccino? Find out when the Fool talks to Starbucks CEO Jim Donald.
Hacienda La Esmeralda Specialty Coffee Fetches Unusually High Price at 'Best of Panama' Online Auction (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
In today's "Best of Panama" Specialty Coffee online auction hosted by the Specialty Coffee Association of America and the Specialty Coffee Association of Panama , green specialty coffee beans from the Hacienda La Esmeralda estate sold to Volcafe Specialty Coffee, LLC for the extraordinary price of US$20.10 a pound.
An In-Home Photo Lab (Forbes)
Epson's latest photo printer costs more than the original, but it's faster and makes crisper prints.
A triple shot of Joe (Skagit Valley Herald)
Just by leaning, Joe Lindquist can reach the paper cups at one end of the espresso machine and the lids at the other.
Winston-Salem Journal | Book offers the heat of the kitchen from home (Winston-Salem Journal)
Though Fox's new cooking show Hell's Kitchen may focus on host Gordon Ramsay's temper and demanding work ethic, Londoners know him more for his culinary talent.
Coffee shop to open this summer at library (Salina Journal)
Paradise is coming to the Salina Public Library this summer. The library s board of directors voted Monday to approve a lease agreement with Paradise Coffee to operate a shop in the library s south lobby.
Drug Tourists Could Be Barred from Dutch Coffee Shops (Join Together Online)
Marijuana-selling "coffee shops" in the Netherlands could become off-limits to visitors from other countries as the Dutch government looks for ways to curb so-called "drug tourism," Reuters reported May 20.
Brazilian Coffee Crop Below Average Quality (Ag Report)
WASHINGTON - May 23/05 - SNS — Brazilian coffee production in 2004-05 is now estimated at 42.4 million (60 kilogram) bags, green equivalent, according to the U.S. agricultural attache for the country.
Coffee wilt hits Uganda (The Monitor)
MUKONO - Uganda is one of the seven countries in Africa that have been worst hit by coffee wilt. Coffee wilt dries up the coffee tree and renders it unproductive.
Britons falling out of love with traditional cup of tea (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Britain's passion for a good, old cup of tea is cooling due to a growing thirst for coffee, fizzy drinks and a cocktail of herbal, fruit and speciality teas, a survey said.
Rio revives rich coffee past for tourists, students (Hindustan Times)
Tucked away in Rio de Janeiro's historic commercial district, a new coffee center beckons tourists and schoolchildren away from beaches to learn about the days when The Marvellous City ruled the coffee world.
Starbucks follows growth to east valley (Desert Sun)
COACHELLA - Some knew it was just a matter of time until the coffee giant made its way to Coachella. With almost 6,000 homes under construction or planned to be built, the city is growing rapidly. Some thought it would have happened sooner, though.
LakeLand inaugurates coffee export to Sudan (The Monitor)
KAMPALA - LakeLand Holding Ltd has started exporting coffee beans to Sudan. The processing firm is exporting 84 tonnes of coffee beans per week to Almathahib Trading Company in Sudan via road to Mombasa and later by ship to Port Sudan.
Colombia Coffee Output Forecast to Rise 4%, U.S. Attache Says (Bloomberg.com)
May 20 (Bloomberg) — Colombian coffee production is poised to rise 4 percent in the year ending September, slowing to a 0.9 percent gain in the following 12 months, as higher prices encourage farmers to invest, a U.S. agricultural attache said.
Owner talking cups of coffee for $595,000 (The Arizona Republic)
Coffee Talk, a downtown Mesa institution known for its quirky ambience, is for sale. Owner Jan ''J.P.'' Paderewski listed the land and buildings, at 48 N. Robson, with real estate agent Al Paliwoda for $595,000. The business name and coffeehouse equipment are another $25,000.
Madonna The Coffee Trader (Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Madonna has been turned from Material Girl to African coffee trader to help a campaign to boost fair trade.The amazing transformation is the result of hours of work by digital artists to morph Madge into real-life coffee trader Alivera Kilza.
Web surfing 'as addictive as coffee' (CNN.com)
Surfing the Web at work is an increasingly common habit that could be even more addictive than coffee, according to new research into Internet usage in the office.