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Organic Coffee Beans: Caffe Streets' Top Picks for Coffee Enthusiasts

At Caffe Streets, we’re passionate about providing coffee enthusiasts with the highest quality beans that also promote sustainability and ethical farming practices. Organic coffee beans offer a superior taste experience while ensuring that the environment and coffee-growing communities are cared for. Here are our top picks for organic coffee beans that every coffee lover should try.

1. Lifeboost Organic Coffee

Lifeboost Organic Coffee is renowned for its exceptional quality and health benefits. Grown in the pristine mountains of Nicaragua, these beans are shade-grown, hand-picked, and sun-dried, resulting in a rich, smooth flavor with low acidity. Expect notes of caramel and chocolate in every cup, making it perfect for those who appreciate a full-bodied and well-balanced coffee.

2. Death Wish Coffee Co.

Known for being the world’s strongest coffee, Death Wish Coffee Co. delivers a powerful caffeine punch while maintaining a smooth, bold flavor. These USDA-certified organic beans are perfect for those mornings when you need an extra boost. With subtle hints of cherry and chocolate, this coffee is both intense and delicious, ideal for true coffee enthusiasts.

3. Kicking Horse Coffee: Kick Ass Dark Roast

Kicking Horse Coffee’s Kick Ass blend is a robust dark roast that offers a rich, full-bodied experience. These organic beans from South America are roasted to bring out deep chocolate and licorice notes with a smoky finish. It's perfect for those who prefer a strong, invigorating coffee to start their day on the right note.

4. Java Planet: Organic Guatemala

Java Planet’s Organic Guatemala is a single-origin coffee that stands out for its rich, well-rounded flavor profile. Grown in the highlands of Guatemala, these beans produce a medium-dark roast with notes of chocolate, toffee, and a hint of fruitiness. This coffee is ideal for those who enjoy a balanced and nuanced brew.

5. Tiny Footprint Coffee: Organic Nicaragua Segovia

Tiny Footprint Coffee is celebrated for its eco-friendly practices, and their Organic Nicaragua Segovia is a testament to this commitment. This medium roast coffee offers bright, fruity notes with a hint of chocolate, providing a refreshing and flavorful start to your day. Additionally, Tiny Footprint’s dedication to planting trees for every pound of coffee sold ensures that your morning cup is environmentally positive.

6. Equal Exchange: Organic Love Buzz

Love Buzz by Equal Exchange is a medium-dark roast that combines rich, chocolatey notes with a hint of spice. These organic beans from Latin America are sourced from small farmer cooperatives, ensuring fair trade practices. Love Buzz offers a robust yet smooth flavor that is perfect for a satisfying and ethically conscious morning brew.

7. Allegro Coffee: Organic Breakfast Blend

Allegro Coffee’s Organic Breakfast Blend is a bright and cheerful light roast that is perfect for starting your day on a high note. This blend combines beans from Latin America and East Africa, offering a crisp and lively flavor profile with notes of apple, citrus, and caramel. It’s an excellent choice for those who prefer a lighter, more refreshing cup in the morning. Have a peek here https://caffestreets.com/best-organic-coffee-beans/

8. Volcanica Coffee: Organic Ethiopian Yirgacheffe

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe is celebrated for its unique floral and fruity notes, and Volcanica Coffee’s organic version is no exception. These beans offer a delicate balance of lemon, blueberry, and jasmine flavors, resulting in a bright and aromatic cup. It’s perfect for those who appreciate a light, complex coffee to start their day.

9. Peet's Coffee: Organic French Roast

Peet’s Coffee’s Organic French Roast is a dark, smoky blend that is perfect for those who love a bold start to their morning. These organic beans from Central and South America are roasted to bring out deep, rich flavors with a full-bodied taste and a lingering finish. It’s a coffee that stands up well to milk and sugar, making it versatile for any morning preference.

10. Blue Bottle Coffee: Organic Three Africas

Blue Bottle Coffee’s Organic Three Africas blend is a unique combination of beans from Uganda, Ethiopia, and Burundi. This medium roast offers a harmonious blend of fruity and floral notes with a smooth body and vibrant finish. It’s a versatile coffee that works well in both espresso and filter methods, making it a great all-rounder for your morning brew.

Conclusion

Caffe Streets' top picks for organic coffee beans are carefully selected to provide coffee enthusiasts with a superior taste experience while supporting sustainable and ethical practices. Each of these beans offers a unique flavor profile that reflects its origin and the care with which it was grown and processed. By choosing organic coffee, you’re not only enjoying a delicious cup but also contributing to a healthier environment and fairer coffee industry. Elevate your coffee-drinking experience with these top organic coffee selections from Caffe Streets, and savor the difference that quality and sustainability make.

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coffee and clicks

link click x barista!reader headcannons characters [seperate]: cheng xiaoshi, lu guang, qiao ling

a new quaint little coffee shop just opened across the street from the Photo Studio.

cw none, written with a gn reader in mind wc 750

cheng xiaoshi

he's the type to get mostly milk and creamer. cheng xiaoshi cannot handle the bitter aromatic taste of americanos

cheng xiaoshi likes cappuccinos

he would sit in the coffee shop, sipping slowly at his drink while watching the barista work

time passes and cheng xiaoshi becomes a regular, spending his mornings sitting by the windows.

he couldn't imagine his morning routine any other way. he stares out the large windows with golden sunlight streaming in. cheng xiaoshi thinks about what it'd be like to have the barista as his muse

he starts spending more than just his mornings in the coffee shop.

cheng xiaoshi begins to make excuses to lu guang about why he's been busy recently. but lu guang sees right through his lies. he can see cheng xiaoshi through the windows of the coffee shop.

he sees that look of adoration in cheng xiaoshi's eyes and he doesn't question it when the barista begins to spend more time in the photo studio.

cheng xiaoshi asks out the local barista by bringing flowers as the sun is setting. a golden glow illuminates the back of his head as his cheeks turn red.

"Sorry if this is out of the blue, but I really like spending time with you."

lu guang

lu guang is careful about what he puts in his body, he tends to stay away from artificial and added sugars

he prefers his coffee black. if he does get a brew, it'd be an americano.

lu guang visits in the afternoon. its right around the time that he gets sleepy, tired of dealing with cheng xiaoshi's antics

he sits at a stool by the counter, sipping at his coffee and thinking how cinematic the barista looked taking orders and making drinks.

lu guang loves the way their hair glitters in the soft afternoon sun.

seemingly out of nowhere, lu guang invites them over to the photo studio. "would you like to develop some photos with me?"

in the evening, after closing up the shop, they head over to the photo studio. they're greeted by that little lucky cat placed on the counter.

lu guang greets the barista before cheng xiaoshi can even stand up from the couch in the back room.

his fingers are deft as he works away in the dark room, explaining the intricacies of film.

lu guang confesses with a note written on the back of a photo. its a photo of the barista, working away in the early afternoon. steaming mugs of coffee placed on the counter, blurred faces in the background.

"Can I come see you like this everyday?"

qiao ling

she likes to try new brews often. qiao ling asks for the barista's recommendation when she first walks into the store

if qiao ling had to pick a usual, it would be a caffe macchiato. she appreciates the little touches of latte art and does her best to drink around it.

qiao ling frequents the shop more than the other two, picking up coffee for her friends

at first, she doesn't stay long, taking her drink to go. but after some time, qiao ling begins to linger at the counter.

she leans her forearms on the counter as she talks to the barista quietly. qiao ling doesn't want to disturb the other customers, but they don't seem to mind the close bond that forms

qiao ling falls asleep on the counter in the afternoons. being a manager for two rowdy boys is no easy task.

she always apologizes after she falls asleep, a sheepish smile on her face.

the environment of the cafe is so calming that qiao ling just cant help herself. or maybe its the barista's aura that she enjoys so much. qiao ling isn't sure.

qiao ling never really had a direct confession. one day at closing time, she just asked the barista, "would you like to get hotpot with me?"

one meal turned into a weekly thing and qiao ling let it continue, happy with their simple little arrangement.

qiao ling begins to bring flowers and small trinkets to the cafe, decorating the space. qiao ling looks up from the floral arrangement she placed on one of the tables. "I feel like we are more than friends. "Can we be more than friends? Like, officially?"

a/n i really wanted to write some link click stuff. eventually i want to write some longer content that not just xreader hcs.

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Imane, hello! I hope you're having a wonderful day! My friend and I are coming to Brussels for two days and we were wondering if you have fav spots you could recommend - it could be anything from museums and parks to just your fav neighbourhood <3

omg hi sorry i completely forgot to reply to your message i hope you're still planning on coming and I'm not too late

my fave food spots:

brol coffee house

bark boy

gaston (it's an ice cream shop but they have delicious liège waffles)

sindibad (best shawarma)

caffe batavia

black & white burgers

for pasta: primo, sina pasta, basils liberté

for pizza: basils, la piola pizza

fanny thai

royal indian taste

museums, walks and parks:

galeries royales saint-hubert

musée magritte

musée des instruments de music (music instrument museum?)

mont des arts

colonne du congrès

horta museum (art nouveau)

sablon

egmont palace

place polaert

some interesting food courts

wolf

gare maritime

i'd say the most pleasant walk you can do is walk from grand place to mont des arts and then to the museum of royal arts and continue on that street until place polaert to watch the sunset! on the way there you can have a look at sablon and egmont palace. idk when you are coming but the Christmas market starts on the 24th of November! the prettiest things to see are the light shows in grande place and sainte Catherine but if you want to know where the good food is, it's on place de brouckère (you need to find the west African food stall if your schedule allows!!)

[didsomeonesaygo]

Venice vibes

Started the day with a walking tour with Gabriella, who is probably 80 years old, wears fuschia eyeshadow, and suffers no fools. We started at Piazza San Marco - this is the only piazza in Venice; the other squares are all called campo because they used to be grassy areas. Caught the bells ringing on the hour - the bell is unusual because the figures hit it rather than the bell moving. And then we were off through the tiny winding streets!

We loved Gabriella because she didn't bother with any of the tourist spots or the area right around the hotel, and she gave us some excellent food recs and a good workout keeping up with her. She told us a lot about the history of the city, but P missed most of it because her mouth is about 3 feet below his ears. Stopped for a caffe, where she muscled her way to the front and then muscled us into a counter spot to have our drinks ("perMESso!").

Gabriella's tour ended at the Murano Glass Factory with a demo of glass blowing and the strength of the glassware. We don't have stemware at our house because it breaks too easily, but I think Murano glass could handle it. However, at €150+ per piece, we decided not to risk it.

Then we were on our own, and decided to go back to the Basilica San Marco. We'd been feeling pretty well churched, but a basilica is more than a church, and this one lets you walk out on the roof terrace, so we were able to see the clock tower even closer.

The four gilded bronze horses on the front of the building were originally part of a quadriga looted from the Hippodrome in Constantinople. They're copies, but the originals are inside; a lot of the gold was scraped off to make them lighter.

Had a great lunch at Sepa, a little choose-your-own adventure place recommended by Gabriella. We got alllll the veg things.

Then we hopped on a traghetto to Isola San Servolo to visit the Museo del Manicomico, a former mental asylum, which was interesting, but mostly reading, without a lot of artifacts. We did learn about la pellagra, which we initially assumed referred to the plague, but later learned that it was a disease first identified in 1760, and almost exclusively affecting the poor. It caused rough skin, dementia, and eventually, death. Pellagrosi were often brought to San Servolo at the dementia stage, where they usually recovered fairly quickly; however, on returning home, they would relapse, often returning to the hospital several times over the course of their (often short) lifetimes. La pellagra turned out to be not a virus or fungus, as initially thought, but a deficiency of vitamin B3 caused by a diet consisting almost exclusively of maize; the improved nutrition in the hospital cleared up the symptoms, but going back home to an all-corn diet brought them right back.

Visited San Zaccaria to see the flooded crypt, which was smaller than we expected, but creepier.

Then continued down the Atlas Obscura list to the Libreria Acqua Alta, which keeps many of its books in bathtubs and boats in constant preparation for... la acqua alta. We did not see any of the resident cats, sadly. (For all the talk of the cats everywhere in Italy, our cat count has been disappointingly low.)

Dinner was at Taverna Remer, another Gabriella rec. Great ambience, wine, and cheese plate, though the pastas were unremarkable. (We've had "the burrito dilemma" a lot here - at home, the Mexican food people rave about is often just ok to us because most people are judging by the carne asada. If you get the vegan beans and no meat, stuff sometimes isn't as delicious; ditto with food in Italy.) BUT, we did have the best gelato to-date at Suso - I had black stracciatella (chocolate orange) and P had suso (caramel with caramel ribbon). YUM.

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The Durant in Berkeley, CA

If you’re looking for two-bedroom apartments near UC Berkeley area, you can ask recommendations from your family and friends. If you check online, there are many people who also share about it. To hasten your search, you can learn more about The Durant. Located just one block from UC Berkeley’s campus, The Durant’s fully-furnished studio and two-bedroom apartments come with private kitchenettes and private bathrooms. In other words, residents can opt to cook in the living space. Apart from that, each unit offers modern designer finishes, such as floor-to-ceiling windows, wood-style plank flooring, sleek LED lighting, stainless-steel appliances, and more.

Berkeley, CA

It’s obvious that the economic progress of Berkeley, CA is an appealing topic. Let’s discuss a little about it. Primarily, Berkeley is the location of a number of nationally prominent businesses, many of which have been pioneers in their areas of operation. In addition, notable businesses include Chez Panisse, birthplace of California cuisine, Peet's Coffee's original store, the Claremont Resort, punk rock haven 924 Gilman, Saul Zaentz's Fantasy Studios, and Caffe Strada. Furthermore, distinguished former businesses include pioneer bookseller Cody's Books, The Nature Company, The North Face, Clif Bar energy foods, the Berkeley Co-op, Caffe Mediterraneum, and more. What are your thoughts about this story?

Sather Gate in Berkeley, CA

There’s no doubt that Sather Gate is one of the well-known interesting places in Berkeley, CA. In addition, it’s one of the renowned tourist attractions there. Besides, many people are currently researching about the topic. Well, Sather Gate is a notable landmark separating Sproul Plaza from the bridge over Strawberry Creek, leading to the center of the University of California, Berkeley campus. Aside from that, the gate was donated by Jane K. Sather, a benefactor of the university, in memory of her late husband Peder Sather, a trustee of the College of California that later became the University of California.

Vans partners with viral Cal sophomore to issue $100K field goal challenge to Jason Kelce

There are thought-provoking news reports in Berkeley, CA location. One of these topics include Jason Kelce. As reported, there is an exciting update on the UC Berkeley sophomore who is having the semester of his life. Moreover, it was mentioned in the news that we all remember when Daniel Villasenor kicked a $100,000 field goal during the "College GameDay" show on ESPN just two weeks ago. Besides, you may also recall that he pulled off the field goal in his Vans. As such, the shoe company noticed. Vans got in touch with Villasenor and matched a $100,000 donation to hurricane victims.

Link to Map Driving Direction

Sather Gate Sather Rd, Berkeley, CA 94720, United States

Head east toward Barrow Ln 144 ft

Turn right onto Barrow Ln 0.1 mi

Turn right onto Bancroft Way 0.2 mi

Turn left onto Dana St 335 ft

Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Durant Ave 0.3 mi

The Durant 2631 Durant Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704, United States

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Tips on How to Get Better Sleep and Improve Sleep Quality

The Most Common Causes of Lost Sleep – Tips on How to Get Better Sleep and Improve Sleep Quality In today’s fast-paced world, sleep deprivation has become an all-too-common issue. Whether due to stress, environmental factors, or lifestyle habits, millions of people struggle to get the restful sleep they need. Lost sleep not only affects your mood and energy levels but also impacts long-term health. In this article, we’ll explore the most common causes of sleep disturbances and provide actionable tips to help you improve your sleep quality.  The Most Common Causes of Lost Sleep 1. Stress and Anxiety Stress and anxiety are among the leading causes of sleep disturbances. Racing thoughts, worries about work or personal life, and overthinking can keep your mind active even when your body is ready for rest. When your stress levels are high, the body produces cortisol, a hormone that makes it difficult to relax and fall asleep. 2. Screen Time Before Bed Using electronic devices like phones, tablets, or laptops before bed can interfere with sleep. These devices emit blue light, which suppresses melatonin production—the hormone that regulates sleep. Exposure to blue light close to bedtime can make it harder to fall asleep and disrupt your circadian rhythm. 3. Poor Sleep Environment Your sleep environment plays a significant role in the quality of your rest. A room that is too noisy, too bright, or too hot can cause frequent awakenings or prevent you from falling asleep in the first place. External factors like street noise or a snoring partner can also contribute to lost sleep. 4. Caffeine and Alcohol Caffeine is a stimulant, and consuming it late in the day can keep you awake for hours. Similarly, while alcohol may make you feel drowsy, it can interfere with REM sleep, the restorative stage of sleep, leading to fragmented rest and lower sleep quality. 5. 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Activities like reading, practicing meditation, or taking a warm bath can help you relax and transition into sleep mode. Try to avoid intense activities or stimulating content, such as work-related tasks or watching suspenseful TV shows, just before bed. 3. Reduce Screen Time Before Bed To prevent blue light from interfering with your sleep, avoid using screens at least an hour before bed. If you must use electronic devices, consider using a blue light filter or setting your device to night mode to reduce its impact on melatonin production. 4. Optimize Your Sleep Environment Creating a sleep-friendly environment can significantly improve the quality of your rest. Here’s how: Noise: Use noise-canceling devices like QuietOn 3.1 Sleep Earbuds to block out disruptive sounds like traffic or snoring. 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A Closer Look at the Best Automatic Espresso Machines According to Caffe Streets

In the realm of specialty coffee, where excellence is paramount and every cup tells a story, Caffe Streets has curated a selection of the finest automatic espresso machines. Renowned for their dedication to quality and innovation, Caffe Streets' list of top recommendations showcases machines that blend cutting-edge technology with the artistry of coffee-making. Let's delve into what makes these automatic espresso machines stand out in the eyes of Caffe Streets.

Crafted for Precision and Performance

At Caffe Streets, selecting the best automatic espresso machines involves a rigorous process that prioritizes precision and performance. Each machine on their list has been handpicked for its ability to consistently deliver exceptional espresso, meeting the exacting standards upheld by Caffe Streets' team of coffee aficionados. Have a peek here Caffe Streets best espresso machines

Features That Define Excellence

What sets these automatic espresso machines apart are the features that elevate the coffee-making experience:

Advanced Brewing Technology: From dual boilers for optimal temperature control to integrated grinders that ensure freshly ground beans for every shot, these machines are equipped with state-of-the-art technology to enhance extraction and flavor.

Customizable Settings: Whether you prefer a single shot of intense espresso or a creamy latte, these machines offer customizable settings that cater to individual taste preferences, ensuring each cup is tailored to perfection.

User-Friendly Interfaces: Despite their sophistication, these machines are designed with intuitive interfaces that simplify operation, making them accessible to both seasoned baristas and coffee enthusiasts alike.

Durability and Design: Built to withstand the demands of a bustling coffee shop or the daily grind at home, Caffe Streets' recommended machines boast durable construction and stylish aesthetics that complement any environment.

The Art of Consistency

Consistency is key in the world of espresso, and these machines excel in delivering it. At Caffe Streets, where every cup is a reflection of their commitment to quality, the consistency offered by these automatic machines ensures that each espresso shot is as impeccable as the last, delighting customers with every sip.

Guiding You Towards Coffee Excellence

Beyond just recommending machines, Caffe Streets prides itself on guiding customers towards coffee excellence. Their expertise extends to providing advice on maintenance, brewing techniques, and even selecting the perfect coffee beans, ensuring that your journey with their recommended automatic espresso machines is a rewarding and enjoyable one.

Conclusion: Elevating Your Coffee Experience

Whether you're a coffee aficionado seeking the pinnacle of espresso perfection or a casual enthusiast looking to enhance your morning routine, Caffe Streets' selection of the best automatic espresso machines promises to deliver a superior coffee experience. Each machine embodies innovation, quality, and the artistry of coffee-making, making it a worthy investment for anyone passionate about exceptional coffee.

Explore Caffe Streets' curated collection of automatic espresso machines and discover why they stand by these selections as the epitome of coffee-making excellence. Because at Caffe Streets, every cup is crafted with care and precision, ensuring that your coffee journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

[28whitepeonies]

Hii, omg thank you for answering! I will mostly try to walk or use public transport :) right now i have the peoples story museum, the writers museum and just like walking around on my list haha

Hi again friend

I have an ask from another blog who recently visited Edinburgh and has a better tourist perspective, I will post it right after this bc they have some recommendations for you of things they enjoyed too! I won't mention much of the tourist stuff because I suspect you'll already know about it and I wouldn't necessarily recommend it.

Since you've mentioned the writers museum, there's a really great, small radical bookshop in Edinburgh called Lighthouse. They sell books of course but they also do a lot of community and book events, they're one of my favourite places in Edinburgh and if you've got some spare time they are really worth a visit!

10 mins round the corner from the People's Story Museum is a plaque which marks the birthplace of James Connolly, it's a blink and you'll miss it kind of marker but if you are interested in working class history it's defo worth a wander past. This is a bit further out, but if you can manage it it is really worth a visit. The National Mining Museum is just outside Edinburgh, it's about half an hour on the train, probably an hour on the bus.

Edinburgh is on the Firth so I'd recommend a walk down by the water at Newhaven, there's a really cute lighthouse and you can walk along the edge of the water out to the old port, it's a good spot in the evening especially! Theres cold water swimming along Newhaven harbour too. (Portobello beach is another great visit but it’s a bit further out and you’d have to get a bus)

There's a fish and chip shop near Newhaven harbour that I hear is good but there is an even better one a 20 min walk away called Pierino's and it is near the Shore area of Leith which is really cute and has a lot of shops/pubs/restaurants. If you fancy the walk then either of those is a good opportunity to wander down Leith Walk from the city centre which has a lot of cafes/pubs and little shops but there are also lots of buses. There's a section of shops at the bottom of Leith Walk and a pub called Leith Depot, where they recently fought off a student housing development, it's a great pub and they do live music every night.

If you are looking for places to eat, then the very best caffe/greasy spoon in Edinburgh is called Snax, it's up a side street off Princes St/St Andrews Square and it does the best fry up you will find here! There is a great veggie bar/restaurant called Paradise Palms near the city centre if you wanted an evening place and a little cafe in Leith called Faceplant Foods which is also vegan and does the best Caesar salad & toasties you will ever experience. They make their own cheese sauce, it is incredible! Only opens 10-4 Thurs - Sun though. If you wanted a night out, then for a queer space open day/night CC Bloom's is the best around it's central and located in Edinburgh's 'pink triangle'. If you're not queer or wanted some live music then Stramash in the Cowgate is excellent!

Sunday is a good, but busy, day to visit Stockbridge, it's a wealthier part of Edinburgh but it has a fab, small Sunday market. There are fresh food vendors and different stalls selling unusual stuff. Stockbridge is also just lovely for a walk through and five mins from the market is Inverleith park which is great to spend an afternoon in. It's got a really cute duck pond and view of the castle.

Every Wednesday the Grassmarket Community Project has a free film night (donations welcome) but anyone is welcome to attend! The National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery are both really central, and are always worth visiting.

Hopefully that's a bit of a range of stuff that you might not already know about and places I regularly eat/drink at, I've tried to think of things in different parts of the city as well where you can wander around and just enjoy the city! Feel free to drop me a message though if you want more info on anything and defo come back and let me know how you enjoyed your visit (if you want to)!