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Fitness Trainer Daniela Haley mentions many great benefits to drinking coffee regularly : ☕️ Can Improve Energy Levels ☕️ Can Help You Burn Fat ☕️ Can Drastically Improve Physical Performance ☕️ Contains Essential Nutrients ☕️ May Lower Your Risk of Type 2 Diabetes☕️ May Protect You From Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia☕️ May Lower Your Risk of Parkinson's Follow Daniela Haley on Instagram : http://instagram.com/daniela_haley

  A delicious and sweet coffee liqueur recipe that I am sure everyone will enjoy is the 'Caffe Amaretto'. This originally comes from Lombardy, as Amaretto liquer was invented in a city called Saronno, close to Milan.   ingredients needed : - 2 espresso shots of Tramoni Coffee (Check out our Tramoni Premium blend) - Can of whipped cream ( Chantilly cream, available in most supermarkets) - 2 tablespoons of brown demerara sugar - 2 tablespoons of AMARETTI LIQUEUR (Amaretti di Saronno or similar)   Step 1 Take a latte cup and put it under the coffee machine, brewing 2...

  Its now november time, and the cold winter months are approaching. A nice idea for a coffee drink to keep warm is the festive Gingerbread Latte that is very popular over the winter and Christmas period. Here is a simple recipe on how to make one at home. ingredients : 2 tsp of ground ginger half a tsp of cinnamon quarter of a tsp of ground Nutmeg 2 tablespoons of brown sugar half a tsp of vanilla extract 600ml of whole milk 2 espresso shots of Tramoni coffee whipped cream   Method : step 1 Take a large pan...

  Now that Winter season is upon us, here's a nice winter warmer. Keep warm with a nice cup of Irish Coffee!   1.        Put 2 espresso shots into a standard Latter cup.            (Tramoni Siena pods are a good choice) 2.        fill up the glass, with a little hot water, similar to an Americano 3.       Then add 3 tablespoons of Irish Whiskey ( like Bushmills, Jameson or similar) 4.        Add 2 spoons of BROWN sugar 5.       mix until the brown sugar is dissolved 6.      add some whipped cream on top (about 2/3 fingers width )  ...

  Whats a FLAT WHITE in Italian ? Recently with the antipodean wave of coffee, the term 'flat white' was coined in Australia in the early 2000s, but what about in Europe ? Tourists the world over, getting familiar with the term Flat White , which is similar to a cappuccino but has a little more espresso per espresso/milk ratio, would then ask for this when in Italy, getting puzzled looks from Italian baristas. One day, in the outskirts of Milan, in the beautiful town of Bergamo, a few Aussie tourists were visiting there one day (in early 2000's). When...