Faq
Why does coffee taste bitter?
Most people think that the bitter taste in coffee comes from caffeine, right? Think again. A recent study has detailed why caffeine is not the sole contributor to the bitter...
What does Swiss Water Decaf mean?
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%...
Can you flush caffeine out of your system?
We’ve all been there. You have your morning coffee before work, then another when you arrive, then then there’s a mid-morning meeting – coffee and biscuits – and a colleague...
What are the health benefits of drinking decaf coffee?
There are a number of benefits to drinking decaf coffee: Drinking decaf coffee has been linked with reducing the risk of Type 2 diabetes Decaf coffee reduces the risk of...
Does the coffee roast level affect caffeine content?
Recently Swiss Water Decaf conducted a series of tests on the same coffee roasted at three different levels: Light roast Medium roast Dark roast At each roast level, they roasted...
Is decaf coffee Keto Diet friendly?
We’ve recently had several customers writing in to enquire if our decaf coffee was keto friendly. To be absolutely honest, we’d never heard of this new trend that’s very popular...
Is Decaffeinated Coffee Safe?
Google search is a wonderful tool in so many ways. For example, if you type into Google "Is decaf..." it comes up with: - Is decaf coffee safe? - Is decaf coffee...
How much caffeine is really in decaffeinated coffee?
How much caffeine is in decaffeinated coffee? In decaffeinated coffee, caffeine content typically ranges between 2mg and 15mg. The precise amount is contingent upon the decaffeination method employed, the way...
How much coffee is bad for you?
How much coffee is too much? People often ask us how much coffee is too much or how much coffee is bad for you, so we thought we’d try and...
Why do cafes charge more for decaf?
Another year, another newspaper tirade on cafes enforcing a "pregnancy tax" on decaf... This time it's courtesy of the Daily Mail newspaper here in the UK. The Daily Mail goes...
Caffeine, iron deficiency and anaemia - is decaf coffee OK?
First of all, what is anaemia? Generally speaking it’s classified as a condition in which your body has fewer red blood cells than it needs. Though food sources of...
Why do you drink decaf coffee?
This questions seems to be on the minds of many people all over the world. There are actually so many reasons why you should think about drinking decaf coffee as...
