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 Posted By: jglass 
Sep 8  # 26 of 44
Dunkin Donuts coffee is our favorite.
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 Posted By: Cook Chatty Cathy 
Sep 8  # 27 of 44
My favorite Coffe is STRONG ICED COFFEE, PREFERABLY HOMEMADE cuz I make it just the way I love it!!!
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 Posted By: shipscook 
Sep 8  # 28 of 44
what is a potch!! what is isinglass?
when you say an ounce of coffee, beans or gound or reduction ??????
what is a foreigner?

right now my favorite are several from our incrediable local roaster--an Ethiopian blend and an aged Mandheling from Sumatra which is aged 4-5 years to increase the heaviness and give it a syrupy coffee. I love it as is, some blend it with a Central American blend.
going to this coffee shop (owned by a dear friend) is like going to a wine shop--my other vise.

Enjoy,
Nan
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 Posted By: chubbyalaskagriz 
Sep 9  # 29 of 44
y'know what, janie? I hear MANY folks talk about Dunkin' Donuts Coffee!

At the oil camps up north we had a lot of folks from Oklahoma and Texas- and all over the south. "Neighbors" brand coffee was extremely popular w/ them- in fact, there was a revolt when it looked like we might stop special-ordering it in!
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 Posted By: Cook Chatty Cathy 
Sep 9  # 30 of 44
Quote shipscook wrote:
right now my favorite are several from our incrediable local roaster--an Ethiopian blend and an aged Mandheling from Sumatra which is aged 4-5 years to increase the heaviness and give it a syrupy coffee. I love it as is, some blend it with a Central American blend.
going to this coffee shop (owned by a dear friend) is like going to a wine shop--my other vise.

Enjoy,
Nan


Hey Nan,

I am totally Wowed by the choices of coffee available to you! I wonder if the coffee from Sumatra can be ordered on-line? Or does your friends coffee-shop offer on-line purchases? Please let me know!

This weekend we went camping near the Winery (my favorite campground as it is walking distance to the winery:) ) The grapes are heavy on the vines right now, such a splendid sight!

Cheers, Cathy