12th podcast fall coffee, coffee candle, coffee hack, and coffee fun fact

Notwithoutcoffee

Great to have you back crew of the brew, coffee that is. This podcast of coffee-related topics and relaxing. It's always good to have you back. For the first-timers, welcome to the podcast. We start each podcast with three deep breaths of a cup of freshly roasted coffee in hand. I have my favorite Jamaican blue mountain. It's a bit pricey but well worth it. Are you in your quiet zone? With your coffee in hand, let's breathe in and exhale through the mouth. Again a deep breath in the nose and out the mouth. We need to awaken the senses and the relaxation mood. How did your week go? I hope it went well. I have another fall coffee flavor on this podcast; a fall scented coffee candle, a coffee hack, and a fun coffee fact. Here we all about our love for coffee and relaxation. Now let's get started. This Fall coffee flavor is peppermint mocha latte. The ingredients are peppermint syrup, chocolate syrup, coffee, topped with peppermint flavored whipped cream. For me, I love all things peppermint. Can you imagine doing the three deep inhales of peppermint-scented coffee? Now that would diffidently help get to you to a relaxing zone. Also, you would need heavy cream and strong coffee. Think about that, and let me hear you say mmmmmm, good. This coffee drink is a slow savory sipper. You want to really enjoy every sip of this coffee. Next to help us relax and wind down from the workweek is a good fall and a coffee-scented candle. I have a great one for you. It's called coffee cream roasted chocolate. Anything chocolate scented is a superb mood-setter. I love a great candle with a substantial throwing scent radius. Would you mind emailing me your opinion on chocolate and coffee scents a www.notwithoutcoffee.com? I would love to know how you feel about them. Do you have a great candle scent you want to share? I would love to hear it. Now for your coffee hack. I found this idea on Pinterest. You can roast your coffee beans with a popcorn popper. Yes, you heard right. Use popcorn popper to roast your beans. One of the best ways to better get to know the craft coffee experience is to roast them at home. There is nothing more exciting than watching green coffee pop and crackle during the roasting process. Popcorn makers are designed and work on similar principles as large batch coffee roasters by rotating the beans and heating them entirely to develop rich flavors. Next up is the fun fact about coffee. Have you ever heard someone say expresso coffee when they mean espresso? Espresso is Italian for expressed or pressed out. This is done by forcing hot water under high pressure out through finely-ground coffee beans. Does that give you something to think about?