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When a coffee lover like my self find a good barista.
- Thread starter Spirit of Light
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If you need to drown your coffee in sugar, cream, and caramel to enjoy it, a coffee lover you are not. 
Coffee is a useful flavor to add to ice cream, booze, or caramel.If you need to drown your coffee in sugar, cream, and caramel to enjoy it, a coffee lover you are not.
Other than that, it's a useless thin watery liquid....like tea.
Spirit of Light
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I drink every kind of coffee from black to different flavorsIf you need to drown your coffee in sugar, cream, and caramel to enjoy it, a coffee lover you are not.
I drink every kind of coffee from black to different flavors
I've watched people ruin a perfectly good cup of coffee by putting a quarter cup of sugar in it. I'm like, how is that not just a slurry at that point?
I like my coffee strong and have found a really good barista who can knock up the best noisette (macchiato) at a patisserie in Sarlat. A drink that once sipped you know you are in for a decent coffee.
And being a patisserie, coffee and pain au raisin or bostok makes a nice breakfast.
Currently i am sitting at home before a roaring log fire* nursing my own brand of coffee which is essentially a double noisette on top of an espresso.
*Coldest day of the winter so far, early afternoon and it's -3c.
And being a patisserie, coffee and pain au raisin or bostok makes a nice breakfast.
Currently i am sitting at home before a roaring log fire* nursing my own brand of coffee which is essentially a double noisette on top of an espresso.
*Coldest day of the winter so far, early afternoon and it's -3c.
Audie
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If you need to drown your coffee in sugar, cream, and caramel to enjoy it, a coffee lover you are not.
I was visiting at a ranch in Wyoming, my friend from uni invited me to come stay!
I asked for cream and sugar for my coffee!
Her dad, who is so rancher he wears his hat at the breakfast table said,
“ Cream and sugar? That ain’t coffee, that’s pudding!”
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Audie
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Gets super cold this time of year here, like 10 or12C
We Never Know
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If you need to drown your coffee in sugar, cream, and caramel to enjoy it, a coffee lover you are not.
I don't drink coffee or tea. Its either milk or water for me. Well maybe a few Mt Dews a month.
I know you are only trying to make me jealous...
Audie
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If that did not work i could try scenery.
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Nice but too much sea for me. Forest and hills are my liking
You can see our house from here
Audie
Veteran Member
Nice. And those tropical beaches, dreadful things.
We have a few beaches nearby (river beaches). During summer i will make a flask of coffee, and head to a beach stoping at a patisserie on the way to buy breakfast.
Audie
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Very nice. Ive been in France but I' ve not seen much of it.
Here, too many nasties in the underbrush and trees, so I stick to trails!
Yeah we have a few nasties, wild boar, viper, coypu. So long as they don't pinch my coffee...
Audie
Veteran Member
My king cobra would eat your viper.
Ha.
Theres a dozen species of venomous snakes but the one that scares me is a green viper
that likes to climb in bushes, they are like invisible and could bite your face.