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Unique Wedding Gift: Vietnamese Bride Gets 100 Civet Cats Worth Rs 60 Lakh
These animals are prized for their role in producing Kopi Luwak, one of the world's most expensive coffees
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6 Summer Coffees That'll Become Your New Favorite Afternoon Pick-Me-Up
Sorry, hot coffee, you're cancelled! These summer coffee drinks are the only way to get your caffeine fix this season
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Vietnamese Coffee And Longevity: A Toast To Health On International Coffee Day
Are you familiar with Vietnamese coffee? Discover more about the unique and delightful world of Vietnamese coffee.
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Coffee Obsessed? Check Out These 5 Cafes In Delhi For Customised Delights
From roast and grind preferences to your favourite brewing method, these awesome cafes have mastered the art of customisation.
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Move Over Dalgona Coffee, Try These Exotic Coffee Recipes From Around The World
Coffee Recipes: You can try experimenting with some of these international coffees at home too. Many exotic and single origin coffees are now available online.
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Would You Like An Egg To Your Cappuccino? Here's What The New Social Media Trend is!
The coffee is known as Egg Cappuccino and is it made using egg yolk in the coffee after keeping it in hot water for a few minutes. It is believed to be a twist to the traditional Korean egg coffee and also Vietnamese egg coffee, which are prepared with egg yolks, sugar, condensed milk and Robusta coffee.
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Huge El Nino is Spreading Mayhem Worldwide
It has choked Singapore with smoke, triggered Pacific typhoons and left Vietnamese coffee growers staring nervously at dwindling reservoirs. In Africa, cocoa farmers are blaming it for bad harvests, and in the Americas, it has Argentines bracing for lower milk production and Californians believing that rain is finally, mercifully on the way.
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Starbucks enters entrenched Vietnam coffee market
Nghiem Ngoc Thuy has been slinging coffees to thirsty Vietnamese for 20 years in her colonial-style villa with peeling shutters, and she and her customers aren't too worried that the imminent arrival of U.S. giant Starbucks will alter their time-tested coffee traditions.
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Unique Wedding Gift: Vietnamese Bride Gets 100 Civet Cats Worth Rs 60 Lakh
These animals are prized for their role in producing Kopi Luwak, one of the world's most expensive coffees
-
6 Summer Coffees That'll Become Your New Favorite Afternoon Pick-Me-Up
Sorry, hot coffee, you're cancelled! These summer coffee drinks are the only way to get your caffeine fix this season
-
Vietnamese Coffee And Longevity: A Toast To Health On International Coffee Day
Are you familiar with Vietnamese coffee? Discover more about the unique and delightful world of Vietnamese coffee.
-
Coffee Obsessed? Check Out These 5 Cafes In Delhi For Customised Delights
From roast and grind preferences to your favourite brewing method, these awesome cafes have mastered the art of customisation.
-
Move Over Dalgona Coffee, Try These Exotic Coffee Recipes From Around The World
Coffee Recipes: You can try experimenting with some of these international coffees at home too. Many exotic and single origin coffees are now available online.
-
Would You Like An Egg To Your Cappuccino? Here's What The New Social Media Trend is!
The coffee is known as Egg Cappuccino and is it made using egg yolk in the coffee after keeping it in hot water for a few minutes. It is believed to be a twist to the traditional Korean egg coffee and also Vietnamese egg coffee, which are prepared with egg yolks, sugar, condensed milk and Robusta coffee.
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Huge El Nino is Spreading Mayhem Worldwide
It has choked Singapore with smoke, triggered Pacific typhoons and left Vietnamese coffee growers staring nervously at dwindling reservoirs. In Africa, cocoa farmers are blaming it for bad harvests, and in the Americas, it has Argentines bracing for lower milk production and Californians believing that rain is finally, mercifully on the way.
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Starbucks enters entrenched Vietnam coffee market
Nghiem Ngoc Thuy has been slinging coffees to thirsty Vietnamese for 20 years in her colonial-style villa with peeling shutters, and she and her customers aren't too worried that the imminent arrival of U.S. giant Starbucks will alter their time-tested coffee traditions.
