You can now measure your coffee with coffee, thanks to de Palo Products, who produced delightful scoops made from the wood of Honduran coffee trees.

Why do you need a coffee grinder you ask? To release the oils from roasted beans that allow you to enjoy the maximum flavor of your cuppa joe. And the only way to get the best flavor out of your coffee beans is to buy the best coffee grinder in the market. Fortunately, we can help with that. 

Fancy a tequila? Before you reach for a glass you need to decide how you enjoy your tequila and what style you want to drink. Do you drink it as a shot? Do you savor it slowly like a fine liqueur or do you like tequila on the rocks?

With summer fast approaching, it’s time to up your picnic game with this collapsible outdoor wine table.

With transparent handbags being all trendy this summer. Italian brand Ruffino decided to get in on the action with the launch of its transparent purse, which comes with movable inserts to hold mini bottles of Prosecco.

Despite coffee being around for a very long time, it is still growing a ton in popularity. Coffee culture is exploding all over the world and the internet is only helping to foster that growth. With coffee being consumed hundreds of billions of times every year, it isn’t surprising to see so much online content on the subject.

You can drink any liquid in any glass you want. But what would life be without a little bit of whimsy? Drinking your favorite beverage in a unique cup instead of the usual glasses you’ll find in your kitchen can add fun to your drinking experience. Check out some of the unique cups you can try:

Forget salt rims when it comes to your next tequila. This set of Himalayan Salt Tequila Glasses have a unique function.

What’s more romantic than a cup of wonderful coffee brought to you in bed? Assuming your favourite person already has that base covered, here are a few loving suggestions for the coffee person in your life.

Getting your morning cuppa out of this R4 000 kettle could send your blood boiling instead – it takes a ‘painfully slow’ six minutes until the water is ready to pour.