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Coffee & tea : life's least-expensive gourmet pleasures.

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Call Number XX(272782.1)
Publication Date 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995
Summary Pamphlet on the history of coffee and tea.
Format: Electronic Resources
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The professional barista's handbook : an eaxpert's guide to preparing espresso, coffee, and tea / Scott Rao.

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by Rao, Scott.
Call Number 641.3373 RAO
Publication Date 2008
Format: Books

Recent trends in soft beverages / edited by L. Jagan Mohan Rao and K. Ramalakshmi.

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by Rao, L. Jagan Mohan.
Call Number 663.62 23
Publication Date 2011
Summary This book discusses recent trends in soft beverages. Chapters discuss chemical composition, health benefits and by-products. Recent trends in value addition are also examined in detail.
Format: Electronic Resources
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Preparing and serving non-alcoholic beverages [digital videorecording] .

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by Zahirovic, Mustafa.
Call Number TR DVD 641.875 PRE
Publication Date 2001
Summary Shows how to prepare mocktails, smoothies, milkshakes and a large range of coffees and teas. Also covers equipment handling, maintenance and safety.
Format: Other

The coffee guide ... Melbourne 2011 / [editor, Hamish McDougall].

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by McDougall, Hamish.
Call Number 647.959451 COF
Publication Date 2010
Summary "Find out which venues in Melbourne are a 'must visit' for any caffeine connoisseur. Along with cafe reviews and awarding our coveted Bean Rating, new accolades are being awarded such as Best New-comer, Best Menu and Best Black Coffee, to name but a few. The introduction of The Tea Guide also features in this edition, with reviews, interviews and interesting tea-related articles."--Publisher description.
Format: Books

Coffee, sex & health : a history of anti-coffee crusaders and sexual hysteria / by Ian Bersten.

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by Bersten, Ian, 1939-
Call Number 641.3373 BER
Publication Date 1999
Summary "From the earliest days of medicine, doctors have come to many unsound conclusions relating to tea and coffee. Ignorance continued to dominate thinking about these beverages until the beginning of the nineteenth century when caffeine was discovered and chemically defined and then incorrectly classified as a narcotic. In tracing the history of anti-coffee crusaders, Ian Bersten has uncovered bizarre theories based in sexual paradigms from the first health reform movements."--Book jacket.
Format: Books