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• Starting Your Own Coffee FranchiseOctober 31, 2008
  If you are considering investing in a franchise in the coffee industry, read this guide to become better informed on the process, as well as the pros and cons of coffee franchising.
• How Dark is Your Arabic Coffee?October 31, 2008
  With a great sense of self-satisfaction I poured the steaming, dark roasted brew, smelling just faintly of cardamom into the tiny cup in front of my father in law.
• Joe For PresidentOctober 31, 2008
  After much thought and discernment over the upcoming election I put to you this alternative candidate for President of The United States.
• Alex's Worst Cup of Coffee EverSeptember 30, 2008
  My love of coffee is partially a taste for the gourmet, and partially a need for caffeine. Caffeine cravings prevent me from being 100 percent uppity about coffee quality – in a pinch, I’ll drink mass-market or fast-food coffee that would make some of my INeedCoffee colleagues retch.
• The Fascinating World of Mushrooms in Coffee ForestsSeptember 30, 2008
  Come to think of mushrooms and the most likely thought that comes to mind is their exquisite taste, vibrant colors, unusual shapes and texture.
• Roast in Parchment (RIP) CoffeeSeptember 30, 2008
  The term RIP coffee has nothing to do with wishing your coffee a peaceful death. Rather, it is short for Roast In Parchment.
• Breast Milk Lattes Are Just A NoveltyAugust 31, 2008
  There is no doubt that countless new fathers have tasted at least a few drops their wives' breast milk at some point after child birth. But how far will they go beyond that first innocent taste?
• Cup of Breakfast - Bad DateAugust 31, 2008
  Coffee talk on a date.
• Javatrekking: Global Coffee ConnectionsJuly 31, 2008
  The truth is, 99 percent of the people involved in coffee commerce, from roasters to baristas, have never been to a coffee village,” says Dean Cycon in his book “Javatrekker”
• McDonalds Should Buy StarbucksJuly 31, 2008
  The Starbucks stock price topped out near $40 per share twice in 2006, but has been steadily falling since that double top formation, and now sits at around $14.40 per share.