Wondering if what’s the difference between the kopi you’re familiar with and the coffee you get in specialty cafes? The key difference is the type of coffee beans used: What coffee is used in Kopi? Kopi is traditionally brewed using robusta coffee beans instead of arabica beans that are preferred in the West. Traditionally, Singapore…
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Bulletproof coffee gained popularity globally for its health benefits, and soon local health conscious coffee drinkers were wondering what this “butter coffee” is all about. At its peak, we even had requests for butter coffee during our specialty coffee cart service! (unfortunately we do not serve bulletproof coffee as part of our regular menu.) If…
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Long Black and Americano are two popular variations of black coffee. They are both made with freshly brewed espresso with hot water. But are “Long Black” and “Americano” the same? Should you use the terms interchangeably? That’s a common question our baristas get at our mobile coffee carts and I hope to explain the subtle…
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Coffee is a popular drink and as consumers have realised, it confers a range of health benefits for the health conscious too. On top of keeping you awake, coffee is known to contain a variety of antioxidants, increases your metabolism and is protective against Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. New diets like keto and intermittent fasting have…
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Ever been confused by the names of coffee you see on cafe menus? This guide is here to help you demystify those baffling terms and make your next coffee order a breeze. Types of Coffee Beans Coffee is a beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans. The taste of your coffee is affected by a variety…
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The French press is a simple way to brew specialty coffee and an easy coffee brewing equipment to clean and maintain. All you really need to do is to thoroughly rinse it with soap and water after each use and you’ll have a fresh and clean French Press ready for your next brew. That said,…
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