The Coffee and Tea Festival

Here is this week's edition of the Coffee and Tea Festival. This is a blog carnival all about coffee, tea, and their respective industries. You can find posts reviewing coffee shops and tea houses, coffee and espresso equipment, coffee and tea blends, and news from origins. We had 6 submissions this week so let's begin.. In our first post, savingadvice presents 10 Ways To Save Money At Starbucks posted at Personal Finance Advice, saying, "If you you're going to buy it, here are ways to save money." Now, I like the one that says "bring your own cup". I keep trying to tell people that same thing no matter what shop they are going to. Not only are you helping the environment, you are also going to save as much as a quarter! That might add up if coffee really is a $1,000 a year habit! As you probably know, I am all about using coffee and tea from companies that give back to the community. Here is a post with information on another company that does just that. Mamakelly presents Coffee with a heart and making a difference in the world posted at A Blog of Two Witches. In our next post, we get a nice history of the world - at least more fun to read maybe than those books you read in school. Gillian Polack presents Food History » Blog Archive » A History of the World in Six Glasses posted at Gillian Polack. Ok, so I love coffee and espresso and I love great food. I think I may have found a blog I will continue to read each day. Here is a post about how coffee can be used in great food. Sognatrice presents bleeding espresso...: what's cooking wednesday: chocolate lovers' cake posted at bleeding espresso..., saying, "This is a moist, delicious chocolate cake made with hot, steaming coffee." If you are just getting started with Tea, maybe this post will help. KB presents Tea Glorious Tea posted at Kitchen Bargains, saying, "the benefits of tea and some good products to get you started" Here is one about a new Tea House in Atlanta and how the owners exit strategy is something most would never dream of. Aspeth presents Urban Tea Party posted at TwelveYearsOfBeingAnnoyedByChloeSevignyDotCom, saying, "An incredible story of one Atlanta area tea shop." Well, that will do it for this weeks edition. Thanks to everyone who submitted and please keep the posts coming. The more we get, the more we can all get to know each other and these great industries. If you find anything that should be included, please pass them along! As always, you can submit your posts with this fantastic little form or click on the ad on the left side-bar of this blog. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page. ..be bold Tagged: coffee and tea festival, blog carnival, espresso, coffee, tea The Global Exchange Fair Trade Store is your Online Source for Socially Conscious Gifts