Favorite Coffee

[Danny Canada]

Re: Favorite Coffee

Nothing beats Tim Horton's coffee in canada. great coffee and has now outdone McDonald's as the no.1 franchise in Canada

Checkout Salt Spring Organic Coffee Company (www.exportbc.com/saltspringcoffee.html) which makes some very, very nice blends!


Danny
www.exportbc.com

[larazovich]

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I like a robust expresso, or I also like Jamaica Blue Mountain, forgot aobut that 'til somebody mentioned it above..like Kona, not so much Columbian, hmm, most anything dark and rich.
I like to use either a press or drip to a carafe, hate the burned burner taste, coffee is a must have, good fresh and strong in the morning.

[C L]

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Nothing beats Tim Horton's coffee in Canada.

100% agree with you on that Danny.



At home, I brew up regular Maxwell House, nothing fancy, although I'm sure I would like them all if I tried them.

[LadyEye]

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I like my "Coffee Crisp"

Everything else reeks or tastes horrible ....




Signed,
English Breakfast TeaBag!!
LOL

[djigivara]

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Hi Dearest Ladyeye
Much coffee make us speedy lol
Put little milk in it it s more softly
Kiss Gentle

[LadyEye]

Re: Favorite Coffee

Hi Dearest Ladyeye
Much coffee make us speedy lol
Put little milk in it it s more softly
Kiss Gentle

Hello Thomas, how r u ... tks for the coffee tips, but still ... no no .. lol

:)

[djigivara]

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miss miss miss on you !!!

[pristinelife]

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No flavored coffees.
Juan Valdes 100% Colombian, Kenyan, Jamaica Blue Mountain and Kona (from Kauai). Espressos, cappuccinos and pressed. Percolated coffee is good too, but not the kind with a hot plate - burns the coffee.

I agree with you 100% Bill2006, only Colombian for me, the others taste weak or rancid to me

[Mr.Swartz]

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I dont drink coffee that much but when I do I like Star Bucks. I dont know the names but I like quite a few.

[zuriatman]

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I just saw a news article which highlights the danger of caffine addition.
Caffine addiction has become a growing problem in the US as Americans just love coffee.

[bill2006]

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Actually, the USA ranks down the list. Europeans drink between twice and three times as much coffee, per person, than anyone else and this without Starbucks: kind of shows you what marketing can do for branding and image. :- )

[zuriatman]

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You guys must try the Vietnamese white coffee. This is one special coffee.

The process includes feeding the coffee beans to "civets". After the seeds are downloaded by the civets they are then collected and processed.

No kidding it is one hot favorite in that Country.

[Dream Lady]

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Couldn't believe this, so researched! Here is what I found at Wikipedia:
Civets are omnivorous, supplementing a meat diet (both hunted and scavenged) with fruit, eggs, and possibly roots. One of the Common **** Civet's favorite fruits is the coffee "berry." The coffee bean within often survives, and it is sometimes gathered and sold as caphe cut chon (fox-dung coffee) in Vietnam or Kopi Luwak (civet coffee) in Indonesia.

Oh my...I cannot imagine. I'm a coffee and tea drinker and this makes me want to lean a lot more towards tea!!

[blunauburn]

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Chickory coffee from Louisiana - specifically at Cafe DuMonde'

[Dream Lady]

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Hey, I've been to Cafe DuMonde in New Orleans. Great place!