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It's espresso for me and here is my source:
http://www.theroastedbean.com
My favorite is MaleckiEspresso at $12.80 a lb whole bean.
No gitters with espresso - just whole rounded flavor
and oh - that wonderful crema
http://www.theroastedbean.com
My favorite is MaleckiEspresso at $12.80 a lb whole bean.
No gitters with espresso - just whole rounded flavor
and oh - that wonderful crema
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These guys are telling me that that all the coffee drink is bitter trash. http://www.coffeefool.com
Doesn't matter I can't tell what my coffee tastes like anyways since i put that flavored creamer in it. That stuff is so good. Instead of saying \"hey pass the flavored cream stuff\" we say \"hey, where's the love\". Its got so that my darling wife wrights on her grocerey list \"pick up more love\"
Doesn't matter I can't tell what my coffee tastes like anyways since i put that flavored creamer in it. That stuff is so good. Instead of saying \"hey pass the flavored cream stuff\" we say \"hey, where's the love\". Its got so that my darling wife wrights on her grocerey list \"pick up more love\"
There is an excellent book on the subject of coffee. \"Uncommon Grounds\" by Mark Pendergrast
You may have to drink a few of those \"Cuban shots\" to get through it.
It's always a joy to call on companies in Miami with Cuban immigrants. They always offer you a shot of the Cuban stuff. After one shot of that in your blood, there is no problem driving home on a Friday night in heavy Miami traffic after a full week on the road.
You may have to drink a few of those \"Cuban shots\" to get through it.
It's always a joy to call on companies in Miami with Cuban immigrants. They always offer you a shot of the Cuban stuff. After one shot of that in your blood, there is no problem driving home on a Friday night in heavy Miami traffic after a full week on the road.
Dan, If I've had a good week and think I am going to close a sale soon on a beautiful new Thermwood CNC, then I take the turnpike and spend the $12.00 or so in tolls. If I've had a Cuban Coffee and don't take care how long it takes to get home and just like to sit back in slow moving traffic and listen to Boneyard on XM or maybe sometimes a more gentle jazz station - then I take 95 up to 60 and then Yehaw junction and home on 60. If the sugar crop is not being harvested and if the road is not loaded with tractor trailers hauling sugar cane - then I take highway 27 for some nice scenery up through all the little Okeechobee little known towns. I never take Tamiami trail unless I have more stops over in the Naples area. By the way I will be passing your house twice next week. Was in Clearwater today and will be in Atlanta tomorrow. Life of a Salesguy
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I can't believe this thread has consumed so much interest. And so much that I have just read it. Life is good with a cup of coffee in the morning. Or two or three or...
a pot or two.
And what about the jitters? got coffee that does not produce the jitters?
a pot or two.
And what about the jitters? got coffee that does not produce the jitters?
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Michael Yeargain wrote:I can't believe this thread has consumed so much interest. And so much that I have just read it. Life is good with a cup of coffee in the morning. Or two or three or...
a pot or two.
got coffee that does not produce the jitters?And what about the jitters?
I like to think of it as "redirected energy", I get a lot of honey do's done on Sunday's.......
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