Coffee
This country consumes the most coffee.
What is Finland?
Espresso and Ice Cream!
What is an affogato?
Beefy Derek and Southsider.
What are the two sandwiches crossed out in the kitchen?
The Time period espresso was invented!
This city hosts the annual World Barista Championship.
What is Seattle?
The state that drinks 7 times more coffee than the rest of the world?
What is New York?
This coffee beverage was created by American Soldiers who weren't used to drinking such small amounts of coffee during WWII in Italy.
What is an Americano?
Bean Dispensers customers used to use prior to COVID.
What's on the very top shelf in the storage room?
The Ideal time for brewing espresso!
What is 20-30 seconds for a double shot and 15-25 seconds for a single shot?
Baristas use this term to describe the process of removing air bubbles from steamed milk.
What is stretching?
The US president that consumed a gallon of coffee a day?
Who is Teddy Roosevelt?
Coffee beans from this region are known for their earthy herbal flavors and low acidity.
What is Sumatra?
A large cup of non-flavored coffee with steamed oat milk and a generous amount of honey.
The Ideal brewing temperature for espresso!
What is 195-205 degrees Fahrenheit?
The percentage of coffee drinkers that prefer their coffee black.
What is 40%?
The way coffee was discovered?
What are the Shepards noticed their goats "dancing" after eating coffee berries?
This espresso beverage means "marked" and is made by adding a little steamed milk to espresso.
What is a macchiato?
Pink, Green, Yellow, Orange.
What are the colors of the straws Bean Juice carries for cold drinks?
The government that regulates espresso!
What is the Italian Government?
The movie that a cup of Starbucks coffee appears in every scene.
What is Fight Club?
This is how many beans are required to make one espresso shot.
What is 42?
"Starfish and Coffee" is a lesser known song from the 1987 album "Sign O' The Times" by what late, great musician?
Who is Prince?
Pasta, Walnuts, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Red Onion, Pesto, Olive Oil, Parm Cheese, Salt.
What are the ingredients for Walnut Pesto Pasta?
This term refers to the process of compressing coffee grounds in the portafilter.
What is Tamping?
This material is typically used to make coffee sacks.
What is hemp?