Yes Turkish coffee is very good, I like it, but I prefer espresso (for us simply cafe) or cortado, which is served with a little milk. But I am not really interested in all those fancy coffees with other things in it… Have a great Friday Pat, and today is “Wine Time” (going to a Tango concert this evening and they will be serving some good Rioja!) All the best.
Love it! When did coffee become so complex? Thankfully here in Belgium if you go into a cafe you can just order a coffee and you will get a cup of “normal” coffee. Not the case with all the branded coffee places of course.
Good for Belgium. My concern is often how strong the coffee is, being a ‘blonde’ coffee drinker, where anything stronger than a mild roast is too strong for me.
Even in college, where I could stay up longer than 8 pm, I never pulled an all nighter–I would go to be bed about 10 or 11 and get between 3 and 4 to continue studying.
Coffee may be very confusing in Italy. In addition to the hundred different versions, the same coffee can be ordered in a large cup, a small cup, a glass cup or a paper cup (for hygiene freaks), etc, etc ππ
That equates with my simple mind perfectly π Nice one Pat.
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LOL, Malc. My type of people.
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For me there is only coffee βοΈ or cortado…
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I had to look cortado up, Francisco. How do you like the coffee in Turkey? I have heard it is very strong.
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Yes Turkish coffee is very good, I like it, but I prefer espresso (for us simply cafe) or cortado, which is served with a little milk. But I am not really interested in all those fancy coffees with other things in it… Have a great Friday Pat, and today is “Wine Time” (going to a Tango concert this evening and they will be serving some good Rioja!) All the best.
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Maravilloso. Enjoy your rioja. I have tried some before and it is an excellent red.
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Thatβs the land of the red wine π·
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Love it! When did coffee become so complex? Thankfully here in Belgium if you go into a cafe you can just order a coffee and you will get a cup of “normal” coffee. Not the case with all the branded coffee places of course.
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Good for Belgium. My concern is often how strong the coffee is, being a ‘blonde’ coffee drinker, where anything stronger than a mild roast is too strong for me.
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But it would keep you awake to blog all night!
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Even in college, where I could stay up longer than 8 pm, I never pulled an all nighter–I would go to be bed about 10 or 11 and get between 3 and 4 to continue studying.
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Sensible. I’m a 10:30 asleep kind of guy.
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Almosts makes you a night lark.
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Perfect! πβββββ
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I’ll bet coffee can be confusing in Italy–it is confusing at Starbucks. Thanks for commenting, Luisa.
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Coffee may be very confusing in Italy. In addition to the hundred different versions, the same coffee can be ordered in a large cup, a small cup, a glass cup or a paper cup (for hygiene freaks), etc, etc ππ
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Good heavens, Luisa. You threw a few more permutations into the decision making that I had not anticipated. Thanks for the warning.
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You’re more than welcome!π
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At Starbucks, I could ask for grande skinny ice vanilla latte, hold the whip.
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Wonderful
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Thanks, Derrick. It can be complicated.
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I like this simplification, but the last two are hilarious.
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LOL, Kaushal. Sometimes you can not make the explanations simpler than the people reading them.
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So true! Thank you!
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Great sign!
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Starbucks could use that sign too. Thanks for commenting, Sheree.
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Good idea
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BOOM
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Thanks, Annette.
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Yes!
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It save us time for asking and them from answering. Thanks for commenting Don.
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That is a heck of a strong cup of coffee, Annette π
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Sanity restored! π
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Certainly a relief. π
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This is how coffee should be labelled to make it easier to understand.
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Agreed Vanya.
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Perfect sign!
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Thanks, Susi.
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