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8 thoughts on “ Coffee Is Good Food ”

1. Coffee comes in different forms: whole beans, ground coffee and freeze-dried. Whole beans and ground coffee are best kept dry and in an airtight container away from light, heat and moisture to maintain freshness and they usually last up to 6 months.

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2. Buy organic and light roast coffee. Lightly roasted, organic coffee has more antioxidants and less pesticides than other types. Try to drink it black. Cut back on calories and sugar with black coffee. If you can’t stand the taste, use a natural sweetener like Stevia and organic or plant-based milk—but don’t overdo it. Avoid artificial.

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3. Biscotti: Perhaps the most popular baked good to enjoy with coffee in the U.S. outside of doughnuts, biscotti comes in flavors and varieties to suit nearly any lsetinhogobaja.milnaeclervitewarbebamugalpostving.co is classic, but cherry, chocolate, and other types are also well worth trying. Full-flavored biscotti is also great with espresso.; Cakes: Cake and coffee is a classic pairing and we've already discussed .

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4. Sep 13,  · Good news for coffee lovers! You can actually reduce your chances of experiencing a stroke by sticking to your love for this drink. By drinking two cups of coffee per day you cut the stroke risk.

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5. Aug 30,  · The health effects of coffee are controversial. Despite what you may have heard, there are plenty of good things to be said about coffee. It’s high in .

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6. Apr 12,  · If you do not have an immediate need for fertilizer, you can compost your coffee grounds for later use. Composting is a natural process that turns organic items such as food scraps and yard debris.

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7. A cup of coffee also has small amounts of niacin ( mg) and choline ( mg). A health drink? Not quite. It is one thing to say that coffee may be good for you; it's another to say it's so good for you that drinking it should be recommended. And we're not there yet.

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8. A good cup of coffee is a thing of beauty – hot but not scalding, slightly bitter without pucker, and wafting an aroma that draws even the deepest sleeper from his bed. And while you could certainly buy an expensive cup of coffee on your way to work, it’s far more economical – and often, far tastier – to brew your own.

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