That would be PERFECT in New Orleans Square. :D:hobie16 wrote:Disney should have used Voodoo Donuts instead.
Although, I don't know how parents would react to the trademark voodoo donuts.
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Although, I don't know how parents would react to the trademark voodoo donuts.
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some people think a dole whip is a british torture device.TiggerHappy wrote:That would be PERFECT in New Orleans Square. :D:
Although, I don't know how parents would react to the trademark voodoo donuts.
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Have you tried a French press of 100% Kona from Kona Cafe? I have even been able to get it at Ohana during breakfast. It was a new request for the server, but she happily brought us 2 of them!ktulu wrote:Still can't get a decent cuppa on property :/
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Are you sure it's 100% Kona?
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delsdad wrote:Have you tried a French press of 100% Kona from Kona Cafe? I have even been able to get it at Ohana during breakfast. It was a new request for the server, but she happily brought us 2 of them!
I heard they had Kona, not sure if it's 100%. I'll have to ask next time we're down there. I do like me some Kona!hobie16 wrote:Are you sure it's 100% Kona?
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They offer both 100% Kona in the french press, and Kona Blend, by the cup and at the coffee bar. It is roasted in Orlando I believe.hobie16 wrote:Are you sure it's 100% Kona?
The french press compares very favorably to the Kona that I order online from Smith Farms in Hawaii.
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I don't drink coffee so have never paid much attention to the price. I checked the Smith's Farms site and saw that they get $22 a pound. You guys have an expensive habit.
My wife drinks coffee and occasionally gets a pound of our neighbor's stuff that'a a mix of beans he grows in Kula at his O'o farm and beans from Kaanapali Coffee Farms. It runs $26.50 a pound. She sez the price difference between store bought and the Kona/Kula stuff is really out of whack as there's not much difference in the taste.
My wife drinks coffee and occasionally gets a pound of our neighbor's stuff that'a a mix of beans he grows in Kula at his O'o farm and beans from Kaanapali Coffee Farms. It runs $26.50 a pound. She sez the price difference between store bought and the Kona/Kula stuff is really out of whack as there's not much difference in the taste.
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We got a pound of Kona and a pound of Jamaican Blue Mountain at work. We tried drank on alternating days. It was hard to go back to the swill they give us.hobie16 wrote:I don't drink coffee so have never paid much attention to the price. I checked the Smith's Farms site and saw that they get $22 a pound. You guys have an expensive habit.
My wife drinks coffee and occasionally gets a pound of our neighbor's stuff that'a a mix of beans he grows in Kula at his O'o farm and beans from Kaanapali Coffee Farms. It runs $26.50 a pound. She sez the price difference between store bought and the Kona/Kula stuff is really out of whack as there's not much difference in the taste.
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You understand that to some...me included, the word Coffee and Swill are interchangeable. :twisted:
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