Coffee
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In this episode of Tell Me What You Know, Michael and his co-host dive into the world of coffee, exploring everything from brewing methods to coffee's historical impact. They discuss various coffee roasts, preparation styles, and share personal preferences while keeping the conversation casual and entertaining. Links & Resources: Moka Pot Brewing Guide Kopi Luwak Coffee (mentioned in the episode) Michael Pollan's Work (author discussed regarding coffee's historical impact) History of Coffee Houses and the Enlightenment Episode Highlights: Coffee's Global Impact: Over 1 billion people drink coffee worldwide, with Americans consuming approximately 400 million cups daily Coffee Roasts Explained: The hosts discuss the differences between light, medium, and dark roasts and how the roasting process affects flavor Brewing Methods: Discussion of various brewing techniques including Keurig, Moka pot (Italian stovetop coffee maker), drip coffee, and espresso Specialty Coffee Types: Exploration of different coffee drinks including espresso, Americano, cappuccino, and flat white Kopi Luwak: The hosts discuss one of the world's most expensive coffees (ranging from $160-$600 per pound) made from beans that have been consumed and excreted by palm civets in Indonesia Historical Impact: How coffee potentially fueled the Industrial Revolution and Enlightenment by replacing morning alcohol consumption with caffeine Coffee Culture: Brief discussion of coffee shops and their role in society, plus the phenomenon of hipster coffee culture Connect with Tell Me What You Know Twitter • Instagram
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In this episode of tell me what you know we’re talking coffee. The thing that motivates you to get out of bed in the morning and attack the day or just squeak by. We’ll cover light, medium, and dark - drip, espresso, americano, cappuccino! Over 1 billion people drink coffee in the world and 400 million cups of coffee are served in the US every year. This drink is influential it’s been linked to sparking the industrial revolution and Age of Enlightenment. Let’s get into it. We’re wired, jittery, and talking coffee.
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