Espresso
When espresso first appeared in Italy, it risked being excommunicated, as the clergy thought it was the work of the devil. Luckily for all of us, it has come full-circle, as one of the world's most popular drinks.
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Espresso beans are already pre-ground and packaged in a vaccuum-sealed container to retain freshness.
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Espresso beans are already ground and packaged into air-tight cans to retain freshness.
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Pods offer a single serving of espresso, where the coffee is ground to perfection and hermetically packed, preserving the aroma and great taste.
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For those coffee lover's who want complete control over their coffee. You will need a grinder, but after a little practice you too can become an expert.
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A liquid concentration of coffee prepared with hot water is dehydrated. The resulting soluble powder forms reconstituted coffee when you add hot water.
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