Franziskaner is an austrian coffee variety that consists of a combination of espresso and milk The coffee is then topped with hefty amounts of whipped cream, which is occasionally garnished with chocolate sprinkles or dusted with cocoa powder. Is austria famous for coffee? Austria is a popular destination in Europe, and they are known for … Read more
Biscuits. Thin, low bake sweet white wheatflour biscuits, typically rectangular 2½ins x 1¾ins, slightly flavoured with malt Marked with a number of small holes, an incised image of a coffee cup or pot and the phrase ‘morning coffee‘ Are morning coffee biscuits still made? Morning coffee and arrowroot are still made by Crawfords and lincoln … Read more
The first espresso machines began to pop up in Italy in the 19th century Even back then, coffee was big business. In Europe, cafes were spreading all across the continent. How old is the coffee machine? Ever wonder who invented the coffee maker? The short answer is Melitta Bentz in 1908 Melitta Bentz created the … Read more
There is some debate as to who actually invented the coffee grinder, but it is widely believed that German inventor Friedrich Gottlob Keller was the first to patent the device in 1842 When was the first coffee grinder made? The first American patent for an improved coffee grinder was granted to Thomas Bruff Sr. In … Read more
Grown primarily in West Africa and Malaysia (Borneo), Liberica is not as widely grown as arabica coffee plants or robusta coffee plants because of Liberica’s generally inferior flavor and aroma characteristics compared to those other coffee varieties Is Liberica coffee rare? The plant that produces the beans themselves can grow taller than other coffee plants, … Read more
Phyllis Jordan (“PJ”) opened the first store in 1978 on Maple Street in the Crescent City the Crescent City La Nouvelle-Orléans (French) Consolidated city-parish City of new orleans From top, left to right: Central Business District, Bourbon Street, St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square, a streetcar in New Orleans, Caesars Superdome, University of New Orleans, … Read more