“CapÂpucÂciÂno small, low fat, extra dry.” SorÂry to say, but that’s my line 2–3 times per day. That makes me almost as bad as the cofÂfee-orderÂing hipÂsters in this new video by Nacho Punch. Let the video roll for a bit. It has its funÂny moments.
On a more seriÂous note, if you live in the San FranÂcisÂco Bay Area, conÂsidÂer spendÂing SatÂurÂday, May 3rd at StanÂford’s one-day cofÂfee symÂpoÂsium. OrgaÂnized by StanÂford ConÂtinÂuÂing StudÂies, the symÂpoÂsium — CofÂfee: From Tree to Beans to Brew and EveryÂthing in Between – will feaÂture guest speakÂers (hisÂtoÂriÂans, sciÂenÂtists, the CEO of Blue BotÂtle CofÂfee, etc.) talkÂing about what goes into makÂing this great bevÂerÂage of ours. StuÂdents will also have the opporÂtuÂniÂty to parÂticÂiÂpate in cofÂfee tastÂing and evalÂuÂaÂtion sesÂsions. In full disÂcloÂsure, I helped put the proÂgram togethÂer. It promisÂes to be a great day. So I had to give a plug. You can learn more and sign up here.
via HuffÂPo
RelatÂed ConÂtent:
The CuriÂous StoÂry of London’s First CofÂfeeÂhousÂes (1650–1675)
Men In ComÂmerÂcials Being Jerks About CofÂfee: A Mashup of 1950s & 1960s TV Ads
The HisÂtoÂry of CofÂfee and How It TransÂformed Our World
Green cofÂfee bean extract by far has become of the biggest news makÂers in the field of health and wellÂness today. It is conÂsidÂered by many as the total fat buster because of the varÂiÂous health benÂeÂfits that it conÂtains. It came from raw green cofÂfee beans. SciÂenÂtists have found out that raw green cofÂfee beans conÂtain an organÂic comÂpound called ChloroÂgenic acid which could greatÂly affect your body’s metabÂoÂlism.