Sentence examples for coffee preparation from inspiring English sources
Coincidentally, her boyfriend had also decided to propose, and had invited the Mocha Angels ("America's Most Dazzling Coffee Preparation and Acrobatics Team") to assist him.
"After having worked in coffee for 13 years already, I was finally understanding coffee preparation, roasting and tasting, and I was finally ready to go deeper into agriculture.
If you look up "coffee preparation" on Wikipedia, you will find your way, via the entry on Espresso, to a piece on types of espresso machines, which you will want to consult before buying.
"This is what coffee has been for thousands of years," he says, to remind audiences that even the most bare-bones, old-fashioned modern coffee preparation is, in some sense, a perversion.
Teeming traffic aside, the pace of life is quite gentle here still, and almost any Vietnamese you'll meet, regardless of age or class, has a favorite local cafe, where many hours are spent gossiping and smoking and sucking down the ultrastrong, ultrasweet ca phe sua da (espresso served in a tall glass with crushed ice and sweetened condensed milk), which is the favorite local coffee preparation.
Typically coffee preparation involves three main stages.
On the one hand, samples from the individual coffee preparations were compared between brands (independent samples), and on the other hand for each brand the potential differences in aluminum concentration (dependent samples) after the individual coffee preparations were compared.
The t test for dependent samples was used to analyze the possible differences between the different coffee preparations from individual brands.
Wetting of espresso coffee on a hydrophobic surface is higher than that of popular drip filter coffee preparations.
Drinking-water consumption was itemized as follows: pure water, tea or coffee, preparations with juice concentrates, and soups.
This is further compounded by the high degree of variability between coffee preparations, with up to 6-fold differences in caffeine content between different commercially available espresso products.
