My Coffee Story
Aug. 12th, 2011 09:42 pmWhen I was a wee lad, my mum used to drink coffee made in (what to me is) the weirdest way (she still does, by the way). She mixes half milk and half water, a spoon full of coffee grounds, and puts it on the stove to simmer for a while. I don't know anyone else who drinks coffee that way. As a wee lad, this brewing process made the coffee smell very, very bad.
Fast forward to my university years, and I discovered the effects of caffeine. Vending machine coffee was barely palatable, but it worked with a fair amount of sugar added.
And then I watched Hudson Hawk.
In hindsight, this proves that product placement works on me.
Because I started drinking cappuccinos wherever I could get them.
After that, I went to lattes, caramel macchiatos, and finally, to the greatest coffee taste in my experience: Freshly ground medium roast beans, a stove top espresso maker, and a little bit of sugar.
The point of this entry? None really. Just felt like talking about coffee :D
Fast forward to my university years, and I discovered the effects of caffeine. Vending machine coffee was barely palatable, but it worked with a fair amount of sugar added.
And then I watched Hudson Hawk.
In hindsight, this proves that product placement works on me.
Because I started drinking cappuccinos wherever I could get them.
After that, I went to lattes, caramel macchiatos, and finally, to the greatest coffee taste in my experience: Freshly ground medium roast beans, a stove top espresso maker, and a little bit of sugar.
The point of this entry? None really. Just felt like talking about coffee :D