Don't forget to order enough coffee filters. You may find yourself stealing them from your local library or hospital.
Don't get engaged in a discussion about your wonderful Nicaraguan coffee while filling the tiny bar sink on your counter.
Don't forget to add chocolate to your nice customer's mocha. It's not a mocha anymore.
Despite a couple trip ups(see above), this has been a great 3 days. The response to our little shop has been awesome. People are really…
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Added by peg bono on January 16, 2008 at 5:52pm —
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Posted by: Mary Dally-Muenzmaier
There's nothing better in life than garnering praise from your peers for making a positive difference--okay, maybe winning the lottery and/or the love of a good better half (not necessarily in that order) might be better, but only by a slim margin. This being true, we are pleased as punch to inform you that our very own Eric Resch, President and Founder of Stone Creek Coffee, has…
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Added by Stone Creek Coffee Roasters on January 16, 2008 at 12:46pm —
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i think i became a master barista yesterday... all that is left to be done is some paperwork (for my raise!). yay for me!
i am going to make a tattoo appointment once i find out for sure if i got my raise. i deserve it.
Added by Amanda Lanyon-LeSage on January 15, 2008 at 2:51pm —
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Posted by: Mary Dally-Muenzmaier
Those of us who have lived all or most of our lives in the land o' Wisco know that each season brings its own rewards and challenges. This winter, for instance, has thus far brought us significant amounts of snow and fair to middlin' temperatures, but this is changing even as we speak for teardrop freezing winds are set to…
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Added by Stone Creek Coffee Roasters on January 15, 2008 at 11:57am —
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Posted by: Mary Dally-Muenzmaier
Our buddy Mike Miller over at Milwaukee Specialty Food and Coffee blog has seen fit to give Stone Creek Coffee's Glendale location some mighty high praise in his Snapshots section.
Calling our wall sized chalkboard "the coolest interactive feature of any coffee joint anywhere," he deftly describes just why it is so übercool. But…
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Added by Stone Creek Coffee Roasters on January 15, 2008 at 11:49am —
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BLOGGING! BLOGGING!!!!
COFFEEE!??!?!?!!?!?
I thought this site was about soup?
Well coffee is kinda of like soup (there it is).
Added by Dan Griffin on January 14, 2008 at 11:32pm —
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I'm an ER nurse. I have revived people with out a pulse, given dialysis, seen amputations and death. So why am I nervous about opening the doors to my beautiful coffeehouse tomorrow? If anyone has cardiac arrest at my shop they;ll be in good hands. Just hope it's not me.
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Added by peg bono on January 13, 2008 at 7:51pm —
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Today, I made a double macchiato for Heather Perry and she said it was good! Then Bronwen Serna said, "Yeah, she knows how to do it." and I was over the moon!
Added by trish rothgeb on January 13, 2008 at 12:34pm —
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Well, it's 34 hours til I officially open my doors for business...for real this time., No more playing coffee shop with my 3 baristas and saying at 1:00 pm,' you guys want to call it a day? ' So I am feeling euphoric and terrified at the same time. I remember feeling like this in college, but it was so much more fun then, and a lot cheaper !
Our coffee is in, the shelves are stocked with our cafe gear, the syrups and sauces are primed, fridges full with baked goods....my baristas are…
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Added by peg bono on January 12, 2008 at 7:03pm —
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In early December, Coffee Kids staff visited Oaxaca, Mexico, to learn about some of the programs supported by Coffee Kids partner, CAMPO, and a dry mill run by our partner, FomCafe.
The visit included a tour of CAMPO's new educational center. Buildings are still under construction, but CAMPO is already using the installations to provide training to coffee farmers from around the state of Oaxaca. Demonstration projects include worm composting and standard composting; organic…
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Added by Coffee Kids on January 12, 2008 at 9:00am —
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Hey guys, was just playing around with the music player that we each have on our page ... and realized that with the click of a button you can add anyones playlist or song that you like to yours. Nice! There is not yet a way to make a playlist pop out, so that you can keep browsing, BUT, what I do if I find a playlist on someones page that I like is open my next page in a new browser and continue to listen.
- Matt
Added by Matt Milletto on January 12, 2008 at 8:58am —
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I have known
Jeffrey Goldsmith for a few years now, meeting him first at a Las Vegas Coffee Fest Tradeshow. At that time he was promoting his new book
Cafe Haiku, which some of you may know and love, and was getting his feet wet in the world of coffee. His book was a success and he spent a while promoting poetry readings in cafes around the US.…
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Added by Matt Milletto on January 11, 2008 at 4:23pm —
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It could happen...James Hoffmann will be at the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast Barista Jam in Easton, PA, home of ex-heavyweight champ Larry Holmes! James will be here to present on espresso extraction, but I could see James vs Laryy in a latte art smackdown, then they step into the ring for 10 rounds, all proceeds got to Bikes to Rwanda! :-)…
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Added by Troy Reynard on January 11, 2008 at 6:34am —
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Posted by: Mary Dally-Muenzmaier
The following reenactment is 100% true. No names have been changed to protect the innocent.
People often ask us, "Stone Creek, how come you're so dedicated to putting on
Free-For-Everyone Events like your biweekly coffee cuppings and refuse
to charge the living heck out us for everything?" Our reaction to… Continue
Added by Stone Creek Coffee Roasters on January 10, 2008 at 2:00pm —
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Well... I'm here!!! nice! Just wanna meet up with everyone and get to know some new people and share ideas, knowledge and just...chill out!
later!
A.
Added by Anton Sigurður Sigríðarson on January 10, 2008 at 10:29am —
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Well, I finished my goals for '08, and it's time to start working on them. I met with our president this morning to go over them, and the brainstorm for the new year, and one thing we agreed was something we wanted to work on this year was to improve the culture of coffee in and around Charlotte, even region. I feel like we really are on the cusp of something cool, like the scene in Kansas City is now. I feel it's time to be more fully realized in our area. I am tired of reading about everyone…
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Added by Jason Dominy on January 9, 2008 at 1:26pm —
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Check out our videos from origin at our
You Tube channel.
Added by Portland Roasting on January 9, 2008 at 10:09am —
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Well, I had a great day today. The little league team that I manage had finally won our first game! (They really played their hearts out.) Afterwards, my nieces came over and we (Me, my two kids and my two nieces.) saw another ball game. A great fun filled day was had at the ball field. Afterwards, we all went out to dinner, my wife, myself, my two sons, my two nieces and my parents. It was a great dinning experience, a pleasurable time was had by one and all. We patronized an authentic Italian…
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Added by Pacificocoffee on January 8, 2008 at 11:10pm —
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Gearing up for the Mid Atlantic Northeast Barista Jam in Easton PA. March 5th-7th.
Shaping up to be an incredible event with some great presenters, lots of open jam sessions...
If you want to be added to the contact list or want more information let me or the man above with the fists of filters know.
Added by Gerra Harrigan on January 5, 2008 at 12:03pm —
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Here I sit at Panther City Coffee and I am experiencing a real good time and really good coffee.
With their LaMarzocco Linea, LM Swift (of which I am skeptical), 5 kilo roaster and tons of coffee loving geeks!
Claude and Zachary are now good friends and we are surrounded by good coffee. Claude has actually enjoyed some D. Shomer coffee in Seattle, having the master personally pulling…
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Added by Wilson Hines on January 5, 2008 at 7:58am —
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