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A new analysis looking at coffee drinking and the risk of Parkinsons disease shows that drinking 2-3 cups of coffee a day cuts the risk by a quarter. The report looked at 26 studies and coffee drinkers had 25% less risk. It is published in The Journal of Alzheimers Disease. In fact, in this same…
Cappuccino: What’s in a Name?
Do you ever wonder where the word “cappuccino” comes from? The Capuchin order of Friars, in the 16th century, played a major role in bringing Catholicism back to Reformation Europe. These monks wore long pointed hoods, or cappuccino, as part of the order’s habit. The word cappuccino was then used to describe espresso coffee topped…
High School Coffee Shop Teaches Life Lessons
I came across this inspiring story and found it worthwhile to share .. The newest place to be and be seen at Dacula High School in Georgia is the Dacula Coffee Shop. Sponsored by the school’s Special Education teacher and operated by her students the coffee shop offers affordable drinks to the student body before…
Caffee Pagato: A Coffee Pay-It-Forward Experiment
I recently discovered Jonathan’s Card – a pay it forward type experiment where the Starbucks App featuring Jonathan’s gift card is being made available to the public. All you have to do is save the picture to your smart phone and take it in to any Starbucks (apparently it works in the United States but…
Exploring the Poetry of Coffee
A quiet corner, a steaming cup of coffee, and a book of poetry seems like a perfect retreat for me as these falls days approach. The other day sitting with a gourmet cup of coffee at my side, I started wondering if there were any renowned coffee poems out there. As I searched for “Coffee…
Do You Have a Threshold for Caffeine?
This week’s fun fact is dedicated to all those coffee drinkers who rely on caffeine’s energizing powers in their daily cup(s) of coffee. Studies have found that the human body can only absorb up to 300 milligrams of caffeine at any given point in time. This is about 4 cups of coffee. If any more…