What's your favorite coffee?

[misscrystal]

I would live on espresso if I could matabolize caffiene better.

[anon17757046]

I would live on espresso if I could matabolize caffiene better.

You can take a glass of water afterwards 🙂

[misscrystal]

You can take a glass of water afterwards 🙂

Nothing helps. My heart races for hours after coffee.

[eoinfinnegan]

Italian coffee… so good… first thing I get whenever I’m on holiday 🙂

I’m still talking about it 11 years later…

Also had my best meals ever while there.

A Florentine steak that basically moo’d at me when I was cutting it.

An Agriturismo (Agricultural tourism) feast near Turin where everything had been grown on the farm and the restaurant was in the middle of it. I say restaurant, it was the farmer’s kitchen.

A seafood dinner in Venice that opened my eyes to taste.

Everything always finishing with a zambucca and espresso.

Oh those good times when the company paid for everything! Guess there was some advantages to it after all…

[ssj1236]

The tears of my enemies mixed with milk.

[eoinfinnegan]

The tears of my enemies mixed with milk.

mmmm, salty…

[newsmike]

On 11/15/2017 at 4:47 PM, eoinfinnegan said:

Everything always finishing with a zambucca and espresso.

Nothing better.

 

On 11/15/2017 at 4:50 PM, anon17757046 said:

Italian coffee… so good… first thing I get whenever I’m on holiday 🙂

This is the central piece of equipment in my kitchen:

On 11/15/2017 at 4:52 PM, eoinfinnegan said:

Also had my best meals ever while there.

A Florentine steak that basically moo’d at me when I was cutting it.

An Agriturismo (Agricultural tourism) feast near Turin where everything had been grown on the farm and the restaurant was in the middle of it. I say restaurant, it was the farmer’s kitchen.

A seafood dinner in Venice that opened my eyes to taste.

Everything always finishing with a zambucca and espresso.

Oh those good times when the company paid for everything! Guess there was some advantages to it after all…

Eoin, I would have responded to this, but your English is not that good. Hard to understand. 😝 

[vickiespencer]

I’ve always hated coffee - but I do love INKA! Some say it’s still coffee, others say it’s an alternative to coffee, but I say it’s the best cocoa-coffe ever!

Especially if it is nice and sweet!

[eoinfinnegan]

Also had my best meals ever while there.

A Florentine steak that basically moo’d at me when I was cutting it.

An Agriturismo (Agricultural tourism) feast near Turin where everything had been grown on the farm and the restaurant was in the middle of it. I say restaurant, it was the farmer’s kitchen.

A seafood dinner in Venice that opened my eyes to taste.

Everything always finishing with a zambucca and espresso.

Oh those good times when the company paid for everything! Guess there was some advantages to it after all…

Eoin, I would have responded to this, but your English is not that good. Hard to understand. 😝

Just as long as you don’t try to tell me all about how my best ever meals were actually killing me and suggest that I should have had fruit and vegetables instead of the steak.

[vickiespencer]

cafe americano

That’s what I get at Starbucks. They said it is like a watered down espresso.

It is, I used to be a barista! You take espresso shots and add hot steamed H2O.

[newsmike]

Just as long as you don’t try to tell me all about how my best ever meals were actually killing me and suggest that I should have had fruit and vegetables instead of the steak.

I’m still thinking about that steak.

[vickiespencer]

Hi, @writer99025 I love coffee but usually not the fancy ones like the one you pictured. I enjoy a nice cup of Turkish coffee when my tummy will stand it and it is early in the day. Otherwise, I like a latte or cappaciano with two shots of espresso.

On 11/15/2017 at 5:02 PM, misscrystal said:

I would live on espresso if I could matabolize caffiene better.

Sadly as much as I love coffee it sometimes gives me a tummy ache. 😥 

On 11/15/2017 at 5:14 PM, newsmike said:

This is the central piece of equipment in my kitchen:

Here is how I make espresso and lattes at our house. My mom-in-law was an Italian war bride. She introduced me to espresso made the=is way in 1968. We did put milk in it back them, just drank it straight with sugar or a shot of anisette.

This is an electric milk frother.

[eoinfinnegan]

I’m still thinking about that steak.

I’m still thinking about that steak.

My host, one of my suppliers, told the waiter (in Italian):

“Take the cow, chop off the top and tail, wipe its 🍑 and slide it across the grill onto the plate”.

[newsmike]

On 11/15/2017 at 5:15 PM, vickiespencer said:

Here is how I make espresso and lattes at our house. My mom-in-law was an Italian war bride. She introduced me to espresso made the=is way in 1968. We did put milk in it back them, just drank it straight with sugar or a shot of anisette.

This is an electric milk frother.

I like those. Would like to try

On 11/15/2017 at 5:16 PM, eoinfinnegan said:

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I’m still thinking about that steak.

My host, one of my suppliers, told the waiter (in Italian):

“Take the cow, chop off the top and tail, wipe its 🍑 and slide it across the grill onto the plate”.

Except in Italian it sounded like music.

[vickiespencer]

I like those. Would like to try

In the frother, you can do a heavenly hot chocolate. ☕

[newsmike]

In the frother, you can do a heavenly hot chocolate. ☕

mmmmmmm That’s enough to make a fat guy dance.

[socialhonor]

Hazelnut flavor! 😍

[anon17757046]

This is the central piece of equipment in my kitchen:

Nice Mike!

That’s some next level equipment! I have to do it with a Nespresso machine… at least for now 😛

[zeus777]

In the frother, you can do a heavenly hot chocolate. ☕

hot chocolate sounds niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice right about now…

[Guest logoeasy]

Yes, Cafe Coffee Day coffees are really good (in our local Indian context). But unaffordable on a daily 3 times basis (to most of us !). Therefore I buy the imported Nescafe specifically the one with the “Packed in Germany” on the label and it is really really awesome and overall affordable for a coffee addict.
NOTE : OP, me & several others, have mentioned the names of countries in our comments and as per Fiverr forum, we can mention names of countries in comments, depending on the context & intentions.
I am mentioning this because some forum members incorrectly mentioned to me on multiple occasions that we cannot use names of countries at all, in our posts & comments.