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A regular coffee and an espresso essentially use the same coffee beans. Yet the two drinks are not the same. See what makes each one different.

If you're dipping your toes into the world of at-home coffee-making, these tips will help you pick out espresso beans like a pro to get the best at-home latte.

Types of coffee beans There are several types of beans that are used to produce coffee around the world. Each type of bean brews coffee with a slightly different taste to cater to different palates.

If you've ever sipped a cup of coffee or purchased a bag of beans at a Starbucks Reserve Roastery, you may have noticed that it tasted different. Why is this?

Arabica or robusta? Know your types of coffee beans and how they are different By Mike Averill Tulsa World Jul 14, 2018 Jul 14, 2018Updated Jan 27, 2021 0 ...

Over the course of two months, I tested a $150 machine from Nespresso, a $500 option from De’Longhi and a $1,000 model from Breville.