Coffee machines, Hot chocolate and slushie machines
iPhone-4-Coffee-Table
Not actually functional but this iPhone 4.0 themed coffee table is very cool for the gadget orientated individuals out there.
Unfortunately the piece featured above is a one off custom designed cxffee table.
Espresso Essential - Coffee
The caffeine dealer’s warehouse in Collingwood is piled high with sacks of coffee beans. They haven’t even been roasted yet but already they are giving suppliers the jitters.
With unprecedented demand from Asia squeezing global coffee supplies and weather problems affecting crops, wholesale prices have been soaring for months.
If the all-important Brazilian harvest falls short, the average cost of a cappuccino in Melbourne could hit $4 within a year – an increase of 76 cents.
Espresso Essential - Corney's Gentlemens lunch
Friday the 3rd of September saw Espresso Esssential as the main naming sponsor for the annual Corney’s gentlemens lunch held at Jupiters Casino on Australia’s Gold Coast.
The Espresso Essential Coffee Machines took up prime postion on the centre stage along with MC ex Wallaby Chris ‘Buddha’ Handy and guest speaker ex AFL Legend and Lambassador Sam Kekovich.
Chris 'Buddha' Handy & Sam Kekovich
’Buddha’ did a fantastic job as MC on the day even proudly displaying his “boiled egg in a rubber band’ suit to the crowd (a wrestlers outfit worn proudly under his shirt, pants and tie) and Sam Kekovich has the crowd in stitches with his fantastic larrikin, typically Australian and sometimes politically incorrect sense of humour.
Fantastic event and plenty of money raised for Junior Rugby on the Gold Coast to promote some of our future wallabies.
Espresso Essential – Coffee Machines
Espresso Essential - Coffee machines
Do you long for your latte as soon as your eyes open in the morning? Researchers say you may simply be suffering withdrawal from your last cup.
Regular coffee drinkers quickly develop a caffeine tolerance, so the reason you feel more alert after a cup of joe is because it reverses the affects of withdrawal, British scientists say.
“Our study shows that we don’t gain an advantage from consuming caffeine – although we feel alerted by it, this is caffeine just bringing us back to normal,” says lead study author Professor Peter Rogers of the University of Bristol.
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