Coffee & Complexity: climate change is here and affecting our coffee prices
Monday, February 17, 2025
The climate crisis has driven up coffee prices, but brewing at home remains a more affordable and enjoyable option compared to coffee shops.Monday, February 17, 2025
The climate crisis has driven up coffee prices, but brewing at home remains a more affordable and enjoyable option compared to coffee shops.Birthday weekend 3️⃣4️⃣ 🎁
Decided to go to our local German pub for luck today — I realized I haven’t had a delicious currywurst since 2013 (!)
Following up on the previous post:
More and more, the notion of the classic American breakfast—bacon, eggs, toast, milk, coffee, and a glass of orange juice—is beginning to seem like a snapshot of a bygone era. Not only is the supply of orange juice becoming shaky, but so is that of eggs, milk, and coffee (not to mention other goods, such as chocolate and olive oil). None of this means that we’ll have to go without these foods anytime soon. But for everyday Americans, it will likely mean having less.
It’s hard not to look at this with a cynical “the writing has been on the wall, and you could have done something to prevent it but now all you can do is prepare yourselves for a different world you’ll have to adapt to because you’ve acted so unreasonably for so long as a country — and to some extent for at least 2 generations.”
😂 🍊🥤
Imported fruit can be costly, and its flavor varies because of differences in variety, growing conditions, and taste preferences. (European oranges skew tart because locals like their juice sour, while American varieties cater to the nation’s sweet tooth.)
The Last Days of American Orange Juice | The Atlantic
A sunny weekend for the first time since the end of last year!
Been telling y’all to stay away from “zero” and “diet” soda. This shit does more harm than good:
Some of the artificial sweeteners in zero-calorie sodas (…) appear to shift the microbiome in ways that impair the body’s handling of sugar. (There has been) striking declines in microbial diversity. Some of our gut bacteria have disappeared altogether.
This man is my hero:
“The food here is different,” he said in a heavy French accent. “Bigger portions. Too much salt. Too much sugar.” He decided to enroll in a paid study at his wife’s new workplace. It was exploring why the American diet, compared with almost any other, causes people to gain weight and develop chronic diseases”
A quick visual recap of this past holiday season :) (full post on the blog)
Let me tell you: seeing relatives during the holidays without caffeine or alcohol… wouldn’t recommend!
Finally got to check out #DelhiBazaar in Paris 🤩
Some more pics from a very eventful and memorable weekend
🎶 I typically only work 4 days a week, so Fridays are big important family days
Mondays amirite…
Sunday Yum-day
Weekend shots
Big cleaning day at home today + running some errands too
Some early week-end action
Saturday, September 23, 2023 →
Rugby night 🏉 🥃
Brunch and an art gallery
A great weekend
Truly wasn’t ready for how delicious the pancakes were going to be today:
“Drops of God” has been such a good and refreshing show to watch! #trakt
Sports-heavy weekend continues :)
Memories from last Sunday’s NBA Playoffs watch party in a 1930’s movie theater, in wonderful company 🤩 🏀
Life lately
My type of Sports content: On Jimmy Butler and needing Coffee before the Playoffs
Lovely afternoon/evening out
Thaï food 🥘 🍚 🍗 🥢
Friday is Market Day
A great day today, punctuated by our first apéro on the Balcony, what with the higher-than-usual temperature and all around sunny day today!