A great long reads article came out recently in the Guardian about the uncertain future for Nespresso’s aluminium coffee pods. Get yourself a coffee and 20 minutes to get through a very interesting read. I’ve written over the years that pods are generally wasteful, regardless of how they are manufactured. Efforts at getting the coffee … Continue reading
When things feel like they are falling apart, familiar habits seem to provide extra comfort. For us in the best city in Straya – Melbourne, we have the coffee. Beautifully rich and flavorful coffee. What could be more frightful for an old man (other than a pandemic, or re-learning to use block editor on his … Continue reading
With coffee being the second largest commodity in the world, only behind oil, there’s no wonder the words coffee and sustainability have been a hot topic in recent years. In an ever more environmentally friendly and conscious world, making sure we’re drinking an ethical cuppa on a morning has become more of a priority. Here’s … Continue reading
Do we have a winner yet. Surely someone has managed to make money out of this by now? Fingers crossed, that some smart ambitious young thing cracks the code. I don’t know how this one went – Zero Impact – wishing you all the best in your mission to repurpose all the used coffee grounds … Continue reading
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