Category Archives: Coffee tips

Fuel House Opens in Winona, MO

After opening their first location in Eminence and then expanding to West Plains, Fuel House has officially made it to Winona, MO! ☕🎉 We stopped by on opening day and the coffee was DELICIOUS. I had the “Falling Springs” and the protein addition was great. My wife had an iced Americano with vanilla cold foam (perfection), and our friend went with the Rocky Falls with a few modifications. All three were fantastic. Like at all their locations, the Fuel House

Caribou Coffee Caribou Blend – A Daily Driver with Some Serious Smoothness ☕

You know that coffee you always come back to? The one that’s just solid, reliable, and hits the spot every single time? Yeah, that’s Caribou Coffee’s Caribou Blend for me. After 25+ purchases, I feel pretty qualified to say: this is one of the best go-to medium roasts out there. No fuss, no weird flavors, just a smooth, balanced, and slightly chocolatey cup that works in almost any brewing method. Let’s break it down: 🔥 Taste This is a crowd-pleaser

Dunkin’ Original Blend – Your Classic Cup of Joe

Looking for a dependable, easy-drinking coffee that doesn’t break the bank? Enter Dunkin’ Original Blend Medium Roast—a smooth, mild, and balanced cup that’s been a breakfast staple for decades. If you want a coffee that tastes like your local Dunkin’ drive-thru, this is it. But how does it stack up in the caffeine department? Let’s break it down: 🔥 Taste This blend is all about smoothness and drinkability. It’s not going to punch you in the face like a dark

Caribou Coffee Daybreak Review: Smooth, Tasty, and Worth It?

Rating: 8.5/10 — A smooth, mellow light roast with zero bitterness and a nutty finish. If you want an easy-drinking coffee that works black or with cream, Caribou’s Daybreak Morning Blend is a solid daily driver. Not for you if nutty flavors are a dealbreaker. Buying Options Format Best For Link Ground Coffee, 20 oz (Recommended) Drip, pour-over, French press Check current price Whole Bean, 12 oz Grinder owners who want peak freshness Check current price K-Cup Pods, 24 ct

Bialetti Stainless Steel Plate (review)

I’ve been a fan of stovetop espresso makers for years, and Bialetti is the undisputed king of the moka pot world. So when I came across the Bialetti Stainless Steel Plate, I was curious: Could this simple tool really solve the issue of using non-induction-friendly cookware on an induction stovetop? Let’s dive in. 🔎 What It Is The Bialetti Stainless Steel Plate is essentially a heat diffuser, designed to let you use your beloved moka pots (or any other non-induction

Top 10 Fast Food Restaurants/Cafes and 10 Top Menu Items

Here are the top 10 menu items for each of the top (semi) 10 fast-food restaurants/cafes/coffee chains in the United States, along with their approximate average prices as of ~January 1st, 2025. Please note that prices can vary by location and over time. If you have anything to add or correct, feel free to mention it in the comments! 1. McDonald’s Menu Item Average Price Big Mac $5.99 Quarter Pounder with Cheese $6.49 McChicken $2.49 Filet-O-Fish $4.79 10-piece Chicken McNuggets

Simple iced coffee recipe

If you’re looking for a delicious way to enjoy Lavazza Espresso Italiano Whole Coffee Beans, why not try making iced coffee? Iced coffee is a great way to cool down on hot days and can be made with just a few simple ingredients. Here’s how to make the perfect iced coffee with Lavazza Espresso Italiano Whole Coffee Beans: First, brew your espresso using the Lavazza beans. You can use any method you prefer, such as an espresso machine or moka

RTIC lids, BPA free? Dishwasher safe?

I use RTIC products on a daily basis for coffee and iced beverages. Their spill proof lids are a real life safer! Recently, I had the opportunity to ask RTIC a couple quick questions about their tumbler lids: #1 are the tumbler lids (both regular and spill proof) dishwasher safe? #2 are the lids BPA free? Here is their response: Hello J.D., We advise hand washing your cooler and the lid. Yes, they are BPA free.   Debbie So, that is some

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