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Welcome all! Papa G here. Today I present a lite and airy low carbohydrate chocolate cake.

A perfect dessert pairing alongside of a nice hot cup of coffee. With just a few

simple steps, you can enjoy this for your next dessert. Let's get started.

Begin by adding some coconut flour to a large mixing bowl; a granulated sugar

substitute equal to 1/2 a cup of regular sugar; add about 1/4 cup of unsweetened

cocoa powder some baking powder; a little baking soda; ground nutmeg; and of course,

some salt. We'll finish with a little bit of xanthan gum. Mix with a whisk and

be sure to break up any clumping. Set that aside. To a separate mixing bowl, add

6 large eggs. We'll add a liquid sugar substitute equal to 1/2 a cup of regular

sugar. Now add about 1/2 a teaspoon of vanilla extract ;a little white vinegar;

and mix together. I find it easier to use an electric mixer here as I want to get

as much air in the eggs as possible. After mixing, set that aside. Now our

final component - add 8 tablespoons of unsalted butter to a microwave safe bowl.

To this we'll be adding some chocolate. For this recipe I'll be using Lily's

Dark Chocolate stevia-sweetened baking chips. I'm pointing this out as chocolate

can be very bitter in its natural form; so if you're using a different type of

baking chocolate, you may have to adjust the sweetness just a bit. Add 1 ounce of

the chocolate chips to the butter - this is roughly about 1/4 cup. Microwave for

about 60 seconds and mix to incorporate the butter and the chocolate. Now we're

ready to mix. Add the egg mixture to our dry

ingredients and with a whisk, begin to mix. Mix thoroughly. Add the chocolate -

butter mix. Mix again to incorporate. Add our batter to a well greased nonstick

loaf pan. Spread the batter as evenly as possible. Place in the middle of a

preheated 350°F oven for about 30 minutes. Use a toothpick to test

readiness. If it comes out clean, you know it's done. Let cool for at least 30

minutes. Run a knife around the edges to help loosen. Place your hand over the top

and gently flip to remove. Now gently place it on a serving; dish cut into 8

equal squares. Finally, dust the top with a convection sugar substitute. Plate and

serve with a nice hot cup of coffee. Delicious! There you have it folks!

My low carbohydrate chocolate coffee cake; something light and sweet to help wind

down your day. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, please like and

consider subscribing. I'll have something new every week. Thanks for watching and

I'll see you next time!

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The Surprising Reason Why You Should Never Wash Your Coffee Cup - Duration: 3:28.

There's one in every office: the person that's bad at washing their coffee cup.

You know the one: the favorite mug that's so discolored it's hard to tell if there's

coffee in it or not.

Believe it or not, it's not as gross as it seems.

In fact, in some instances, it may be better to just not wash out your coffee cup.

Here's why.

Germ theory

The Wall Street Journal asked Baylor College of Medicine infectious disease expert Jeffrey

Starke just what's going on in those unwashed mugs of disgustingness, and he says not a

whole heck of a lot.

Starke says if you're in a public office environment and you leave your coffee mug in your personal

space, there's going to be germs in it — but a lot of them are your germs, so they won't

make you sick.

So it's totally fine to just not wash your daily coffee-drinking mug, as long as you're

not sharing it with anybody else.

And in a public office, it might actually be your most sanitary option, oddly enough,

because ...

Offices are gross

University of Arizona professor of environmental microbiology Charles Gerba published a study

in 2017 that included some startling — and gross — findings, especially if you leave

your mug in the office kitchen.

According to Gerba, up to 90 percent of mugs in office kitchens are covered in germs, and

20 percent contain fecal matter.

[Spitting out coffee]

And those nasty communal sponges are likely to blame.

Gerba told Men's Health the nastiest bacteria he found living in office coffee cups comes

from the shared sponges and scrub brushes everyone uses, thinking they're getting their

mugs sparkling clean.

They're actually just spreading the germs around, and these germs can live in your cup

for as long as three days.

"Did you wash your hands, Stanley?

I bet you didn't."

So you're better off keeping your precious mug at your desk, away from all that potential

nastiness.

But only if you take it black ...

Cream and sugar complications

The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point,

but you also need to factor in just what you're drinking out of it.

If you like your coffee black, you're fine.

But if you add cream, sugar or flavored syrups, it's a different story.

Professor Starke notes that leaving cream and sugar residue in a mug for extended periods

of time will lead to mold.

So in that case, it's best to take it home every night and wash it with the rest of your

dishes.

It's the price you gotta pay for that extra bit of indulgence.

The Navy excuse

So you've decided to not wash that favorite office mug you use for black coffee and keep

safely at your desk.

Nicely done!

But what if your co-workers give you grief over your ugly mug?

First, make them watch this video.

Then, give them the Navy excuse!

The Naval Historical Foundation says not washing coffee mugs is a proud military tradition.

Some see a stained coffee mug blackened by years of use as a symbol of the time they

spent serving their country.

Others say "seasoning" the mug makes their coffee taste better, or measure how long they've

been deployed by how dark the cup gets.

One blogger puts it this way:

"You may not be able to embrace your loved ones while you are gone, but at least you

can still taste the same coffee you drank the day you left."

So if Janice from accounting turns her nose up at your well-seasoned choice of java receptacle,

ignore her snobbery and drink up, knowing you're taking part in a time-honored tradition.

Plus, you're far less likely to be drinking fecal matter!

It's a win-win.

[Spitting out coffee and screaming]

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New Nespresso Essenza Mini machine: How to program coffee sizes - Duration: 1:28.

This tutorial will guide you through the cup size programming

of your Essenza Mini machine.

Your Essenza Mini is preprogrammed

to obtain the best in-cup result.

Predefined settings are:

Espresso (40 ml) and Lungo (110 ml).

In order to get as close as possible to your personal expectations,

you can reprogram the volume of your Espresso

and Lungo according to your tastes.

To do so, ensure your machine is ON

and the water tank is filled with fresh drinking water.

Open the lever completely and insert the capsule.

Close the lever.

Put your cup in place.

To program the desired volume for an Espresso or Lungo,

Press and maintain pressure on the selected coffee button,

the machine starts brewing.

When the desired volume is reached, release the button.

The corresponding light will blink 3 times,

confirming your desired water volume is stored.

Your machine is now programmed.

From this moment on, with one press on the button,

the coffee will automatically flow to the desired volume

With the ultra-compact Essenza Mini,

you have full access to the world of Nespresso coffee.

Thank you for watching this tutorial.

Should you need more information,

please visit : www.nespresso.com

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Item review - Nespresso Expert Coffee Machine - Duration: 8:18.

Hi everyone!

Thank you for joining me to a new video by "Original Video Reviews"

As you can see we have here a new package

Which contains the relatively new Nespresso Expert coffee machine

If you follow my videos

You should know by now that the OVR Guy... which is me...

Is an avid coffee drinker

And it takes lots of caffeine to create better & better video reviews

So let's not waste any time

Let me grab the Swiss knife...

Here's the Swiss knife...

And we're going to un-package it!

Well boys and girls

What we have here is the Nespresso Expert coffee machine

The Expert is available for more than a year now

It has a modern design

Comes in 2 different colors

And there's a similar model that offers a built-in milk frother

Along with the machine you receive a tasting box with Nespresso capsules in 16 different flavors

And the relevant documentation which includes a welcome brochure

a user manual and a quick start guide

Inside the user manual you should find a water hardness test stick

I didn't have the urge to use it

Because I guess the water I'm using for drinking are from good quality

But the real reason why I won't use it

Is because I'm afraid it will tell me

That the machine is pregnant…

The Nespresso Expert has a designated app that you can download

From the Google Play and the App Store

The app offers recipe management

Capsules stock management

Scheduling a coffee brewing

Maintenance notifications and several other features

I managed to connect the machine with my smartphone

But unfortunately this feature is currently not available in my area

So I cannot share with you my thoughts about this specific feature

Like the rest of Nespresso's coffee machines

The Expert offers a pressure of 19 bar

It weighs 4.4 kilos

And it's electric usage is between 1,150-1,260 watts

The water tank's capacity is 1.1 liters

The water tank is made from plastic and it's prone to damage

The first time I used the machine I dropped the lid and it cracked on the edge

Fortunately, I contacted Nespresso's customer service and they sent me a new lid

Before using the machine for the first time

It's recommended to wash the water tank

At the top of the machine you can see the following:

This is the brewing button

That is also the power button

It takes the machine 25-30 seconds heating up until its ready for use

The factory's settings will leave the machine turned on for 9 minutes

Before going off automatically

The machine has a settings mode in which you can redefine

How long the machine will remain turned on

And other settings according to your personal taste and the way you use it

It's not too complicated to adjust the setting

But personally I never felt any need to change them

During the heat up you can select any coffee preparations

And (press) the brewing button

The capsules cover slides smoothly and allows an easy insertion of the capsules

The "N" logo is the maintenance light

And as long as you use the machine properly

You shouldn't be too bothered about it

At the front of the machine is located the temperature dial

That allows you to choose between warm hot and extra hot drinks

To turn the machine off rotate the temp dial to zero

It will blink for 5 seconds and shut off

The beverage selection dial allows you to select between:

Ristretto (25 ml)

Espresso (40 ml)

Lungo (110 ml)

Americano (25 ml coffee & 125 ml hot water)

And hot water (200 ml)

You can change the selected cup size during brewing by selecting the new desired coffee button

If the coffee volume of the desired drink is smaller

The machine will stop immediately

To stop the machine during a drink preparation press the brewing button

The big circle with the Nespresso logo on it is the coffee & water outlet

This is an automatic machine

So when you're making a beverage that requires a capsule

When the beverage is ready and the machine stops

The capsules ejects automatically after 10 seconds

The used capsules drops into the capsules container

That is combined with a drip tray

The capsules container can contain up to 12 capsules

I think Nespresso could do a better job with the design of the capsules container

And the deep tray

a machine this size could use a larger capsules container

And it's a bit difficult to pull them out

So sometimes they detach from each other and this causes a lot of mess

The machine's base hosts this adjustable (cup) support

That also serves as a drip grip

It slides smoothly on the metallic rail base

And can be removed if you're using a tall glass

Or if you need to clean it

Now let's go to the bottom line:

I purchased the Nespresso Expert right when it was launched about a year ago

And I've been using it for 6 months

Before replacing it with the Nespresso Essenza Mini

The Expert takes a lot of space for a coffee machine

But although the flaws I mentioned during this video

Currently it's my favorite coffee machine because of two main features:

The temperature dial and the hot water

That makes this machine very functional

And much more diversified compared to other coffee machines

I love the expert's design

And believe you should get it if you like to drink different hot drinks

Or if it's gonna be used by multiple users

Well boys and girls

This was my video review about the Nespresso Expert Coffee machine

For further information about this item

Please check the description to the video

And if you still have any questions about it

Please comment on this video

And I will do my best to come up with an answer

If this video review was helpful

And you enjoyed watching it

I invite you to "Like" this video

You can also subscribe to my YouTube channels:

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So there's plenty ways for you to follow "Original Video Reviews"

I would like to thank you for watching

Another great video by "Original Video Reviews"

Until next time

Bye bye…

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Coffee Break - Minority Mental Health Awareness - Duration: 31:21.

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Volunteers help paint local coffee shop - Duration: 0:57.

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The Coffee Shop 4-19-18 - Duration: 1:53:09.

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Charlie Wendell of Melody of Hope Drinks Coffee With Kyles | 013 - Duration: 4:57.

[Charlie] My name is Charlie Wendell and I am drinking Coffee With Kyles. [All] Cheers!

[Kdub] So, Charlie, how do you typically take your coffee?

[Charlie] Straight black. Venti. A lot of coffee. Straight black. We've got an infant

yeah she's 10 months old and so she takes up a lot of our time and energy

and so I'm always drinking coffee. My husband and I joke that we run off of

Jesus and coffee. [Kyles] (laughing) [Charlie] And so, those are two of our fuels. [KB] So you like your coffee straight to the point.

[Charlie] Straight to the point, yep. [KB] So getting straight to the point

Charlie what are you most obsessed with right now, in two words. [Charlie] You know I

wouldn't say just right now but basically my whole life I've been

obsessed with benefit concerts and so which is why I started Melody of Hope

because I thought that benefit concerts could really help the community help, you

know, just tackle some the issues that are prevalent in our society by using

benefit concerts. Who doesn't love music and concerts? And, so, those are two of my favorite words right now. [Kdub] So let's go

right into Caffeinated Questions. Alright Charlie, heads or tails? [Charlie] Tails [KB] Left

or right? [Charlie] Right [Kdub] Would you rather fly in space or swim in

the ocean for the rest of your life? [Charlie] Oh, space. [KB] Reading books or listening to audio books? [Charlie] Reading books

[Kdub] Rock and roll or rap? [Charlie] Rock and roll, 100%. [KB] Elon Musk or Isaac

Newton? [Charlie] Newton [Kdub] Dallas Cowboys or Texas Rangers? [Charlie]Oh Rangers. Not a Cowboys fan.

[KB] Gary V. or Tony Robbins? [Charlie] Tony Robbins. [Kdub] Albert Einstein or...uh [KB] (buzzer sound) [Kdub] And that ends Caffeinated Questions. [KB] Time for the Espresso Shot. We are getting

a buzzer. We're getting a buzzer. [Kdub] We are getting a buzzer. [KB] Okay, so Charlie,

if you could drink coffee with anyone that has ever lived who would you drink

coffee with and what would you talk about over coffee? [Charlie] Okay that's a hard question,

I've got a lot of influential people that I would like to have

coffee with but I would probably say my grandfather. He was a marine and in World

War Two and he was actually stationed at Guadalcanal and he was on the Honor

Guard and so we had the privilege of standing over President Roosevelt's

grave when he passed away and so I just think that he was such an influential

man. We had the opportunity to visit the National World War Two museum in New

Orleans a couple weeks ago and it was just incredible.

Just to see how much, excuse me, I'm recovering from a benefit concert on

Saturday um that we did he was just an incredible man you know just going to

the World War Two museum and seeing all the things that the

soldiers did for the country and I probably would just want to ask him what

it was like to live in an era that just the true pride of the country, you

know, they really took pride in America and Faith, Family, America. And so that would be something I would want to talk to him about.

[Kdub] FFA. Most people know that as Future Farmers of America but Faith Family and

America, ladies and gentlemen, the new FFA. [Charlie] It is the new FFA. [KB] New FFA? I don't even know what you guys are talking about right now. [Charlie] You're not from the

country are you? [KB] No [Charlie] Ok. [Kdub] I'm so lost, I don't even know what to do with my hands. [Charlie] They're caffeinated and jittery. [Kdub] Brahhhh!

[KB] Special episode. We are doing an event, you wanna talk about the event

that we're doing? [Kdub] Sure. Ladies and gentlemen, we're doing LinkedIn

Local Plano. [KB] LLP [Kdub] LLP for FFA LLP. [KB] CWK LLP? [Kdub] KKC?

[KB] KKC. [Kdub] KCK. [Charlie] I have no idea what yall are talking about.

[KB] We are in acronym land [Charlie] What do I do with my hands? [KB] Let me catch you up: Kyle, Kyle, Charlie. CWK.

Coffee With Kyles. LLP. LinkedIn Local Plano. Boom. [Kdub] So, LinkedIn Local Plano. We are

going to be doing this at We Work in Legacy West and all of the

proceeds that we make are benefiting [Kyles] Melody of Hope [KB] Benefit Concerts [Kdub] And

Charlie Wendell and it's going to be going to benefit concerts it's going to

be going towards children guys this is something to be a part of so if you want to meet

people that you network with, meet people that are on LinkedIn, and just meet good,

genuine, authentic people while also giving to an amazing cause. LinkedIn

Local Plano is the event for you. [KB] And and we have four VIPs coming in to help

you learn how to optimize LinkedIn to your benefit so learn how to use

LinkedIn as well. [Kdub] Absolutely and then we will also, you know, in Coffee with Kyle's

style, we'll have an entire panel up there where we'll be firing out you know

some of the this or that questions that we typically do but also some real

questions on how how to handle certain situations that arise on different

social media platforms within your business just in your daily lives so

guys that's that's the event. [KB] Yeah and we are rambling. Charlie could you take the

lid off, please, of your coffee? [Charlie] I will. What are we doing now? I have not even started drinking...