Coffee Occasion

If I make a pot of coffee and leave some of the coffee in the pot overnight, will this attract ants?

I put a hot plate on my coffee table and it created a grey-ish stain on the wood. Any suggestions on how to remove it?

These days, everybody has a form of an iced coffee, even McDonalds. It couldn’t be too hard to make them. I would like to make them either sugar or fat free, if possible.

I have a coffee maker at my hotel but I do not have a microwave. I sometimes drink boiled water in the morning. Can I use my cofee maker safely for this purpose and how? Any help will be appreaciated.

I am in the process of moving. Since my mother passed away this October, she and my late dad collected A LOT of stuff. One of which is dishes/plates, tons of coffee cups, drinking glasses etc. Is there any charitable organization that will accept donations of this kind?

I have a 7 month old shitzu, and he’s been jumping on the coffee table and destroying napkins, rolls of paper towels, and whatever else that’s left on it. Been trying to just bring him over to it and say no, and saying no whenever he destroys something, but it doesn’t seem to be working. Just looking for a few ideas to train him.

I will be visiting an area called Milwaukie, Oregon. Anyone know of a good coffee place and a little bit about it?

I am looking for the best places around the world to get coffee. Quality of coffee and atmosphere are my top two criteria.

From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Columnist and food writer Wilson takes readers to the beginning of the 19th century to document the history of food adulteration–at heart “two very simple principles: poisoning and cheating.” concentrating on Britain and the U.S. (other countries, especially France, navigated food supply industrialization with wiser government policy), Wilson finds the first food crusader in Frederick Accum, a German immigrant who used chemistry to expose the dishonesty of London food purveyors in his treatise on adulterations of food and culinary poisons; she finds the first ineffective government response in Parliament’s commitment to laissez faire economic policies over citizen safety. In the U.S., N (more…)

Consider a coffee makers for your loved ones for Christmas 2009.

The problem lies with getting the cream to sit on top of the coffee and not sink down. I use single cream straight from the tub. I had heard that stirring the coffee fast then touching the surface with an up turned spoon and running the cream off that was meant to work, but it just sinks no matter what. Any suggestions?