Re: Starbucks
Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 7:40 pm
Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!Goofyernmost wrote:You understand that to some...me included, the word Coffee and Swill are interchangeable. :twisted:
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Re: Starbucks
Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 9:54 pm
I'm holding a beer...and well...I won't waste a good beer. Darph understands.Goofyernmost wrote:You understand that to some...me included, the word Coffee and Swill are interchangeable. :twisted:
Just kidding with ya...don't throw anything!
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 11:21 pm
You totally sound like someone else I know. :D: He would do almost anything except waste a good beer. ;) Ha!ktulu wrote:I'm holding a beer...and well...I won't waste a good beer.
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 12:36 am
I am addicted to French press. I was at the Port Columbia International Airport (CMH for you pilots), and they didn't have one. I realized then that I actually have grown a certain disdain for drinking coffee any other way.
There should be coffee sludge at the bottom of your cup.
There should be coffee sludge at the bottom of your cup.
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Thu May 03, 2012 2:59 pm
I have a travel cup that is also a french press. Drinking directly from it is unpleasant, but poured into a mug and allwed to settle : it is heavenly!Big Wallaby wrote:I am addicted to French press. I was at the Port Columbia International Airport (CMH for you pilots), and they didn't have one. I realized then that I actually have grown a certain disdain for drinking coffee any other way.
There should be coffee sludge at the bottom of your cup.
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Thu May 03, 2012 3:05 pm
That would be a true Kona blend ? Some day I home to visit a few coffee plantations in hawaii. I just need to borrow my parents timeshare on Maui...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.
I have visited plantations in Mexico (Plantation Las Glorious), and on Papua New Guinea (Goroka). There's nothing like a cupping right on the plantation to to give you the full experience of a regions coffee product!
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 4:07 pm
Had our first Voodoo Donut last fall in downtown Portland. Had a hard time deciding which variety to try. We sat outside at a picnic bench and enjoyed watching the goths and other interesting street people wandering in and out.hobie16 wrote:Disney should have used Voodoo Donuts instead.
Portland is such a unique city. I wish it had had that much character when I was growing up.
Re: Starbucks
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 7:28 am
Best beer I have had in a long time was at Kona Brewing Company, where it was a stout with Kona coffee in it. Yes, it was true Kona coffee. :D: