How to Brew the Most Satisfying Cup of Coffee – Ever

How to Brew the Most Satisfying Cup of Coffee – Ever

Here are the basics to brewing the perfect cup of coffee: You take some coffee beans from a coffee plant. Roast them as desired no more than 45 minutes or you start losing flavor. Use only shade grown top of the mountain beans. Grind them a lot or a little – the more you grind the more flavor you get. Add hot water, preferably bottled water or filtered water ideally around 195 - 200 degrees F. Wait maybe 5 minutes. Either filter to remove the grounds or leave them to settle to the bottom. Optionally add spices, milk product, chocolate, sugar, fat free lactose milk creamer; then SIP; Drink. Smile . Wasn’t that easy? You just made the perfect cup of coffee. Now you need it to be the most satisfying cup of coffee.

Now how do you turn the perfect cup of coffee into the most satisfying cup of coffee?

You use Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee beans(www.missiongrounds.com) to brew your coffee of course. The gourmet coffee that donates all its profits to helping impoverished children. With every purchase of Mission Grounds coffee beans you are directly helping a homeless child or orphan. As you sip your perfect cup of coffee think about all the homeless children in Atlanta you are helping; or the new school in Jinming China you are helping to build; or all the orphans in Venezuela who will be in their new casa de ninos soon that you are helping to build; or think about all the orphans in Russia or Kenya you are helping with food or diapers or other supplies. The cup is becoming more and more satisfying. Think about the orphanage in South Africa you are helping with books and all the homeless children in Atlanta you help provide book bags and books and school supplies. So isn’t it the most satisfying cup of coffee knowing about all the impoverished children you are helping as you sip the coffee made from the finest shade grown Tarrazu coffee bean grown in Costa Rica. Most customers claim it’s the best coffee they ever made but they are confusing satisfying with perfection – or are they?

Boake Moore is an IT Sales engineer by trade and raises 5 children too. He also founded a non profit coffee company called Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee -http://www.missiongrounds.com/ourphilosophy . It donates all its profits and proceeds to helping orphans and impoverished children. We currently are building schools in rural China, orphanages in South America; supporting orphans in Russia and Africa. And helping homeless children in the United States. Lets make the world better - George "Boake" Moore Mission Grounds http://www.missiongrounds.com