What are decaffeinated coffee beans?

A Little Guide to Roast Decaffeinated Coffee Beans Decaffeinated coffee beans, I hear you say? Why should I start with decaffeinated coffee beans? Why not let the roaster grind decaffeinated...
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What does Swiss Water Decaf mean?

Guy Wilmot
Simply put, the Swiss Water Process is a patented form of decaffeination that uses water to decaffeinate coffee beans. No chemicals are used whatsoever and the coffee is certified 99.9%...
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Is decaf coffee bad for you?

If you google the term “is decaf…”, the first thing google suggests is “is decaf coffee bad for you” suggesting that this is a question on a lot of people’s...
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Does regular or decaf coffee dehydrate you?

Guy Wilmot
We get this question a lot... Coffee is officially a dieuretic, meaning that it promotes the formation of urine by the kidney. So, coffee was seen as a cause of...
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Does decaf coffee raise cholesterol levels?

Guy Wilmot
This is an often wheeled out statement: that decaf raises cholesterol by 10%But, where does this supposed fact actually come from?We did some digging to learn more about the background...
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Can You Drink Regular Coffee When Breastfeeding?

Guy Wilmot
There is a lot of focus on the effects of caffeine on the foetus whilst pregnant and the general consensus is that it is sensible to reduce your caffeine intake...
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How much caffeine is in Swiss Water Decaf coffee?

Guy Wilmot
A lot of people ask us, “how much caffeine is really in Swiss Water Decaf process decaffeinated coffee"? Well, official guidelines are that a minimum of 97% of the caffeine...
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