A Coffee Guide

It is believed that coffee dates back to 800 b.C.; however the coffee tree was first discovered in an Ethiopian region in Africa named Kaffa. From here it spread to Yemen, Egypt and Arabia and quickly developed into every day life.

By the 15th century it was being sold in Europe and soon became one of the most popular beverages in the west for the rich people. The first coffee house 'Cafe' was opened in Venice in 1645, and later the coffee house became popular in other european countries.

To find out more about the History of Coffee take a look at The Coffee Choice Guide

There has been some bad press about the effects of drinking too much coffee, but coffee is one of the most widely researched ingredients, and results have shown that when drank in moderation (roughly four to five regular cups a day) that it is perfectly safe for healthy adults. Pregnant women are advised to lower their intake of caffeine whilst pregnant to two regular cups, this includes coffee, tea, cola drinks, energy drinks and chocolate.

Coffee is a stimulant, which dilutes the blood vessels and pumps blood faster through the body, making both the brain and the heart work faster. However Caffeine which is found in Coffee beans contains antioxidants which are important to the body because they are capable of fighting free radicals which cause cell destruction in the body.

There are many variations on how to make a cup of coffee. Some people prefer instant coffee whilst other prefers freshly brewed coffee.
To produce a fresh brewed coffee, one must first purchase a Coffee Machine. Coffee Machines have become very common in the home and work place.

Take a look at the Coffee Choice Guide for further information about the history of Coffee, the Lifecyle of the Coffee Bean and some interesting Coffee facts.

Coffee is a beverage consumed world wide and loved by so many people and comes in so many different forms, therfore making the Coffee industry massive. It's common to find households and offices with the equipment to brew a nice cup of coffee the traditional way, but as technology advances and businesses expand, many offices choose to invest in a Coffee Vending Machine instead. A Kenco Coffee Vending Machine makes it easier for someone to aquire a cup of coffee without having to go through the traditional process of making a cup, therefore greatly cutting down on the amount of time and effort it takes to do so. The vending machines allow a user to; at a press of a button, get a cup of coffee of there choice, with the flexibility modern machines have allowing a user to be picky on exactly what they want therefore ultimately aquire the drink of their choice.

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Depending on the amount of Coffee expected to be consumed, the funds available and other major factors can all be considered when finding the perfect machine due to the massive variety and different selections currently on the market. If your part of a busy office then a larger vending machine would suit you as they can manage to vend hundreds of cups with ease making it brilliant as it satisfies the staff quickly getting them back to work! The new Kenco Refresh 1400 coffee vending machine would suit this scenario perfectly. If you're after a smaller machine, then the brand new Tassimo Professional is the machine to have. This state of the art piece of equipement delivers all your quality branded favourite drinks simply at the touch of a button, one cup at a time, supplying the most simple and complex hot drinks on the market using the innovative 'T-Disc" system.

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