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27 May 2010, 11:08 AM | #31 |
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Just in case one of them failed to deliver
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We have an ORANGE Francis-Francis that I will post images of tomorrow (at work now).
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My Friend Tony has the right idea... what time am I invited over for coffee Tony?
Somehow, consuming anything made from, or having directly passed through the digestive system of an animal just doesn't sit real well with me.... Maybe if I was Bear Gryllis. |
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Isn't it illegal in the States?Simple question.
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No. Spending US currency on Cuban goods is illegal unless you have a travel license. Even then, you are restricted in how much you can spend per day.
I think the idea is that anything spent there (or on those goods) props up or strengthens the regime in Cuba. I bought that bag of coffee while I was there legally with the proper US documentation in accordance with the restrictions. |
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I know a lot of great coffee comes from Indonesia but no thanks for me on the cat s*** coffee. It's amazing what people will buy with good marketing.
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i have tried it and when i taste long and hard. there is an after taste and it must be the cat's S#$%!
no poop coffee for me!!! its disgusting!! |
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The best coffee in the world..... Is the one my wife makes me every morning.
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I bought the machine (an Anita by Quickmill) from Chris Coffee. Really happy with their service and advice. Seattle Coffee Gear is another great place to buy this and similar equipment and they have really great video reviews on line. The Anita weighs a whopping 47 lbs dry! It is built like a tank and essentially equivalent to commercial espresso machines.
The Barataza Vario grinder is a fantastic bit of kit too. I bought that at the Barefoot Coffee Roaster Cafe in Santa Clara, CA, where I buy my beans. It has ceramic burs from Mahlkonig and nearly infinitely smooth adjustment steps for getting the grind nailed. My espresso shots have such thick crema on them you'd almost think a quarter would stand up in the cup. :) God shots are not hard to pull from this machine. Espresso that's got a full range of flavor notes, from brightness to fruity and chocolate notes and not a hint of bitterness. My usual cup is a cappuccino. I make them in regulation size 5.5oz cups. This machine can steam and brew at the same time, no boiler surfing. I haven't quite got the hang of latte art down, but some day, I'll pour them with rosettes or hearts. I am so absolutely SPOILED with this setup and fresh beans from Barefoot that I can hardly bear the thought of traveling anymore unless I know there's a really fantastic 3rd wave coffee bar where I'm going. |
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Think of Kopi Luwak as the Rolex of coffee brands. Would I shell $900 for coffee? Not in this life I wont......but to each his own.
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