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I just dropped in to have a cup of coffee, friend
I have always been a coffee fanatic. The day does not officially start, until I take that first sip of pippin’ hot joe. Call it what you want – joe, java, jamoke, café, espresso – without it, I would be … Continue reading
Posted in coffee, health
Tagged cafe, cappuccino, coffee, espresso, health benefits, italy, johnny cash
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The art of Bialetti
In Italy, everyone makes their coffee on a stovetop using a bialetti type aluminum pot (also called a moka pot). The Atlantic recently blogged about it here. I am not sure what I think of these pots – I guess … Continue reading
Posted in coffee, drinks
Tagged bialetti, espresso, french press, italy, tazza d'oro
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