Changes: Gourmet coffee

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Ice coffee — coffee maker (black) and other small appliances

Gourmet coffee is generally considered to be the finest 10% of the coffee grown. It also generally means that your getting Arabica coffee vs Robusta coffee. Arabica coffee is considered to be better in quality of taste than Robusta coffee.

Gourmet is a rather selective term really pushed when coffee shops starting popping up selling higher quality coffees and coffee drinks.

Gourmet Coffee is usually better than canned coffees found on grocery shelves but there are things to look for. How long from the time of roasting to the time you get it. The faster the better. The packaging, vacuum packed coffee is better. Whole bean vs ground. Whole bean coffee retains more of the flavor elements better than ground coffee. Grinding the coffee right before its use is the best way to get the most flavor from your gourmet coffee.

Elementary love — I ♥ coffee (pictorial)

References

gourmet coffee (coffeecaffeine.com)

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-Gourmet coffee is generally considered to be the finest 10% of the coffee grown. It also generally means that your getting Arabica coffee vs Robusta Coffee. Arabica coffee is considered to be better in quality of taste than robusta coffee.<br /><br />Gourmet is a rather selective term really pushed when coffee shops starting poping up selling higher quality coffees and coffee drinks.<br /><br />Gourmet Coffee is usually better than canned coffees found on grocery shelves but there are things to look for. How long from the time of roasting to the time you get it. The faster the better. The packaging, vacume packed coffee is better. Whole bean vs ground. Whole bean coffee retains more of the flavor elements better than ground coffee. Grinding the coffee right before its use is the best way to get the most flavor from your [http://www.coffeecaffeine.com/coffees/ gourmet coffee]].
+'''Gourmet coffee''' is generally considered to be the finest 10% of the coffee grown. It also generally means that your getting Arabica coffee vs Robusta coffee. Arabica coffee is considered to be better in quality of taste than Robusta coffee.
+Gourmet is a rather selective term really pushed when coffee shops starting popping up selling higher quality coffees and coffee drinks.
+Gourmet Coffee is usually better than canned coffees found on grocery shelves but there are things to look for. How long from the time of roasting to the time you get it. The faster the better. The packaging, vacuum packed coffee is better. Whole bean vs ground. Whole bean coffee retains more of the flavor elements better than ground coffee. Grinding the coffee right before its use is the best way to get the most flavor from your gourmet coffee.
+[[File:Elementary_love.jpg|thumb|left|I ♥ coffee (pictorial)]]
+==Related==
+* [[coffee]]
+* [[mug]]
+* [[tea]]
+==References==
+* [http://www.coffeecaffeine.com/coffees/ gourmet coffee] (coffeecaffeine.com)
+[[Category:Drinks]]