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Tag Archives: coffee culture
Lockdown mushrooms: growing mushrooms from recycled coffee grounds
Since we’ve been spending so much time at home recently, we decided to try growing our own mushrooms again. If you have read some of my blog posts on coffee and the circular economy here on the ‘cafespaces’, you may … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged circular economy, coffee culture, Coffee grounds, cooking, gourmet mushrooms, grocycle, Growing, lockdown, mushrooms
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New research: Exploring coffee consumption and the impact of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions
Until recently the UK had a thriving coffee shop culture, with most high streets offering a range of different independent and chain coffee shop outlets. However, as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take hold, fewer people were leaving home until … Continue reading
Posted in research, UK
Tagged coffee brewing, coffee culture, coffee equipment, Coffee Roaster, coffee shop culture, coronavirus, covid-19, High Streets, Instant Coffee
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Coffee, Coronavirus and keeping up with a changing world
Several times over the last few weeks I have started to write a blog post, but I’ve never been able to finish it, the world keeps changing at a rapid pace. Many countries around the world are dealing with the … Continue reading
Book Review: Filtered: Coffee, the cafe and the 21st century city by Emma Felton
A book about cafés and cities is a great addition to my growing collection of coffee and café culture books. ‘Filtered: coffee, the café and the 21st century’ by Dr Emma Felton is a book which discusses so many of … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Book Review, Cafe Culture, China, Coffee, coffee culture, Consumers, Japan, Urban spaces
Tagged book review, Cafe, Cafe Culture, cities, coffee, coffee culture, Filtered, Specialty Coffee, urban
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Summer sun, coffee shops and specialty coffee roasters in Porto
Portugal is a country with a long coffee history and rich coffee culture. Over the last few years I’ve been exploring the story of Portuguese coffee culture and the rise of specialty coffee in the country, particularly around the Porto … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Europe, Porto, Portugal, Roasters, Specialty Coffee
Tagged 7g roasters, Bird of Passage, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee culture, Coffee Origins, coffee shop, Combi Coffee, Fabrica Coffee Roasters, Gaia, Luso Coffee Roasters, Mesa325, Porto, Portugal, Senzu Coffee Roasters, Specialty Coffee, V60
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The Cup Fund has launched – seeking new ideas for coffee cup recycling
Disposable coffee cups have recently been in the news again. This time it’s because of a new effort to try and increase coffee cup recycling – The Cup Fund – a £1 million funding scheme to kick start some ideas … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, circular economy, coffee culture, coffee cups, Coffee industry, environment, Starbucks, Sustainability, UK
Tagged circular economy, coffee, coffee culture, coffee cups, Coffee Shops, disposable coffee cups, funding, hubbub, local recycling, PCRRG, recycling, Starbucks, Sustainability, UK
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New publication: From bean to cup and beyond: exploring ethical consumption and coffee shops
To finish off the year on the café spaces blog, a new article drawing on our research around the coffee shop industry and ethical consumption has been published in the Journal of Consumer Ethics. As part of a special issue … Continue reading
From pub to coffee shop: changing habits?
The number of pubs in the UK is in decline. The BBC reported that in the second half of 2017, around 18 pubs were closing every week, according to data from The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). There are a … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Cafe types, coffee culture, Coffee industry, community, Consumers, Costa Coffee, UK, Uncategorized
Tagged Cafe, coffee, coffee culture, coffee shop, Consumers, consumption, Costa Coffee, pubs
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A return to Portugal and specialty coffee: Coffee shops, roasters and coffee
Portugal has always had a vibrant coffee culture, with cafes playing a central role in many people’s lives, but as in many places, coffee culture is changing. When I first started to visit Portugal, you would struggle to find places … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, High Streets, Portugal, Specialty Coffee, travel
Tagged 7groaster, aeropress, Aveiro, C'Alma, coffee beans, coffee culture, coffee flight, Coffee Roaster, coffee shop, Fabrica, Gaia, Lisbon, Luso Coffee Roasters, Porto, Portugal, Specialty Coffee, specialty coffee shop, V60
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Book Review: Lonely Planet’s Global Coffee Tour
Are you interested in exploring different types of coffee shops across the globe? Have you ever wondered how to ask for coffee in different countries around the world? If the answer if yes to either of these questions then the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, Cafe types, Tourism
Tagged Cafe, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee book, coffee culture, coffee experience, coffee tourism, Global, lonely planet, Old Spike Roastery, roaster, Roastery, Tourism, travel
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