Joshua has this suggestion: Are your K-cup lids exploding when you brew your morning coffee? It could be due to a buildup of pressure inside the pod. To prevent this dangerous situation, make sure to puncture the lid before brewing. Simply use a toothpick or paperclip to create a small hole in the top of the lid. This will release the pressure and prevent any explosions. Stay safe and enjoy your coffee without any unexpected surprises! #CoffeeSafety #KcupTips #PreventExplosio… See more
Mar
13
Meet the Bolivian Woman Coffee Farmers
By Stan Cichuniec
The Women Coffee Farmers of Bolivia
Attention all coffee lovers! Let's take a trip to the beautiful country of Bolivia and meet some incredible women who are making a name for themselves in the coffee industry. These women, known as Bolivian Woman Coffee Farmers, are breaking barriers and reshaping the traditional roles of women in their community.
In a male-dominated society, these women have defied the odds and are producing some of the finest coffee beans in the world. Their hard work and dedication to their craft have not only transformed their own lives but also empowered other women in their community to follow in their footsteps.
The journey of these incredible women began in the rural ...
Mar
13
The women of Sumatra
By Stan Cichuniec
The Sumatra Women Coffee Farmers
Welcome to our blog post on the strong and resilient women of Sumatra! As we dive into the lives and experiences of these remarkable individuals, we will discover the unique challenges they face and the inspiring stories of strength and perseverance.
Sumatra, the sixth largest island in the world, is home to a diverse range of cultures and communities. It is also a place where women play a significant role in society, employed in various sectors such as agriculture, fishing, and traditional crafts. However, despite their contributions, they often face discrimination and limited opportunities due to traditional beliefs and societal norms.
One of the most signif...
Mar
13
One of our 'Women Owned Coffee Farmers'. Rwanda Rushashi Hingakawa
By Stan Cichuniec
As part of Woman's History month, we want to let you get to know about the 'women owned farms' we partner with to bring you our great coffee. Today we'd like you to meet the ladies from the Rwanda Rushashi Hingakawa coop. We are proud to be offering coffee produced by a group of women within the coop, who have organized themselves as the Hingakawa woman's association. The group receives a premium to use for the additional work of lot separation, and to re- invest in programs benefiting the members. The group has already purchased a communal farm and distrbuted cows, pigs, & goats to their members, and their next plan is to build a training center to be used for a wide variety of initatives f...
Mar
12
Women owned Coffee Farmers of Burundi East Africa
By Stan Cichuniec
Attention all coffee lovers! ☕️ Today, we would like to introduce you to the inspiring and hardworking women owned coffee farmers of Burundi, East Africa. These fearless women are not only producing some of the world’s finest coffee beans, but they are also breaking barriers and overcoming challenges in a male-dominated industry.
Burundi, a small country in East Africa, is known for its high-quality coffee beans. However, in a society where women are expected to stay at home and take care of the family, it is not common to see them running coffee farms. But these women have defied societal norms and are proving their strength and capabilities as coffee farme...
Mar
12
The Guatamalan Coffee Women
By Stan Cichuniec
Attention all caffeine lovers! ☕️ Are you ready to discover the amazing story behind the delicious Guatemalan coffee you savor every morning? 🌅 Look no further than the incredible women who make it all possible - the Guatemalan coffee women. 💪🏽 In our latest blog post, we dive deep into the journey of these hardworking and inspiring women who contribute to the rich coffee culture of Guatemala. #guatemalancoffeewomen #coffeeindustry
Since the 19th century, coffee has been an integral part of Guatemala's economy and culture. However, it was not until recent years that the contributions of the Guatemalan coffee women were recognized and appreciated. These women p...
Mar
12
The coffee women of Peru
By Stan Cichuniec
In the rugged terrain of the Andes Mountains lies a group of resilient women who have been making a significant impact in their community through a simple yet powerful commodity - coffee. These coffee women of Peru have been defying odds and breaking gender barriers to establish themselves as key players in the coffee industry.
Through hard work, determination and a deep connection to their land, these women have become skilled coffee growers and producers, providing a source of income for their families and the wider community. What makes their story even more inspiring is the fact that they have had to overcome many challenges and cultural barriers to achieve their...
Mar
12
The women Coffee producers of Chiapas Mexico
By Stan Cichuniec
Calling all coffee lovers! Have you ever wondered who are the hands behind your favorite brew? In honor of International Women's Day, let's give a shoutout to the amazing women coffee producers of Chiapas, Mexico.
Chiapas is the southernmost state of Mexico, with a long-standing history of coffee production. However, this industry has traditionally been dominated by men. It wasn't until recent years that women have stepped up to play a crucial role in the production of this beloved beverage.
Despite facing various challenges such as discrimination and lack of access to resources, these women have made significant strides in the coffee industry. They have broken barriers an...
Dec
02
What makes the Enjoyment of our coffee a great Experience.
By Stan Cichuniec
Our roasting is the reason our coffee is so smooth.
the roasting experience
Uploaded by Stan Cichuniec on 2023-03-22.