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Tag: coffee
This week, learn how to brew a better cup of coffee, join a free food waste feast and apply to work with us.
By applying strains of naturally occurring microbes to coffee beans, Afineur cultivates new and different flavors.
Their basic premise is simple: Take the leftover coffee fruit pulp, a fiber- and protein-rich by-product, and convert it into flour.
A Gowanus start-up of space-technology engineers and coffee geeks has invented a machine that does the pouring for you.
What makes Nobletree really notable among the crowded crop of Brooklyn-based roasters is that it doesn’t just source green beans from well-tended trees and then roast them, but grows them too.
If you have a large, clean glass jar — even an old, thoroughly cleaned pickle jar — you can make enough cold brew to get you through the week.
Three days left to tag your Brooklyn coffee ‘grams with #EBfavorite.
One week left to tag your Brooklyn coffee ‘grams with #EBfavorite.
What do America’s coffee preferences look like on a map? Why don’t young farmers get insured? Why aren’t we already drinking maple water? And how can food serve as, ahem, an olive branch? This and more in what our editors are reading this week.
This week, our editors wonder about the origins of Kraft Foods, the dark side of the tea industry and the intersection of food and place.
Our editors consider some of the food system’s biggest debates this week with timely reads on the reality of Fair Trade certification, GMO-phobia and the Gulf’s so-called “dead zone.”
