Remember to chew, not sip.
Like drinking a cup of coffee, without the liquid part. Or the cup. Unless you want to put them in one, in which case, we won’t stop you. Drink, er, we mean, Eat up. (Paid link.)
Amazon can provide a Limitless supply.
Who doesn’t like water? It makes up 60% of the human body, after all. And Limitless Sparkling Water has 35 MG of
Get up. Get in the shower. Get really up.
We have sampled this caffeinated peppermint soap and it is a real eye-opener. We have no idea if the caffeine really sinks into your skin and makes you more alert. But we do know that the peppermint offers a very pleasant and energizing tingling sensation.
Coffee mug of the week: Bill Lumbergh’s mug
Yeah, I’m going to have to go ahead and ask you to come into the office on Saturday and order this mug.
Wirecutter review: burr grinders.
Grind matters. A great cup of coffee is hard to achieve unless you have a uniform, even grind. Don’t believe us? Try
Sarcastic coffee mug of the week: Less stabby.
Yeah. We’ve been there. Homicidal tendencies decrease as caffeine level rises. You can relate. Get it on Etsy… (paid link)
Conflicted on Chemex
We have a love-hate relationship with the old Chemex coffee maker. We love that it is made of glass so it’s easy to clean. We don’t love that the part you grab is made of wood and leather because it makes us feel like we
Custom coffee spoons
One of our favorite Etsy shops is Sweet Thyme Designs — run by a woman in Austin Texas who hand-stamps cleverness on vintage silver flatware. She has several coffee-themed pieces as well as tea and gardening and other stuff. Check it out. We measure out
Sparkling energy. Zero sugar. Hi-Ball.
The problem with most energy drinks is that you’re not really sure what you’re getting beyond the caffeine. Sugar or some kind of sweetener? Artificial flavors? Colors? If you’re looking for a kick without the added questionable ingredients, check out Hi-Ball sparkling energy water. It’s
Cold-brew secret: the IKEA dish towel.
We are huge fans of the IKEA dish towel. It’s inexpensive. ($0.79 in the store, a little over a buck apiece if