I
can no longer hold my opinions in! This year ( I know it’s a bit late) but
I’ll celebrate my birthday with a real foodie explosion. I’ll share all the
food that I've been exploring and the food that I've cooked by myself and mom
and granny. I’m really
sure that I have a very veracious nature about approaching food (boasting)
Ok then, for my first entry of this hungry diva version I'll start with my
entire obsession towards coffee. Yes…I’m a coffee queen (in suck it into my
body of course). I am not entirely au fait with the finer details but I just
love this little bean. 6 cups a day is a minimum…insane? No worries mate; I’ll
take it as a compliment.
I will never
find my loving day without a cup of my loving coffee. I love coffee (Ahhh… did
it said it again). Life is not the same without coffee. I am not as nice a
person without coffee, hahaha… and I mean it OK!
Drinking
coffee is not all about the caffeine. It’s a good little perk you get from
drinking it, but drinking coffee is more about the ritual of it. Grinding the
beans and preparing the brew. That first aroma of fresh coffee coming out of
the pot. Holding the hot mug in your hand. Did I mention the smell? Oh that
smell! The taste. It's the lovely way coffee feels on my tongue. The first sip
of the day is almost startlingly hot. The second sip is where I really taste
the coffee, roasted to my specifications, ground to perfection, and drip brewed
to its full rich goodness, for the first time that day. Coffee is more than a
beverage. It's my partner. Coffee is by my side throughout my day to help me in
so many ways...actually, coffee is my friend. When I am tired, coffee perks me
up. When I need to ponder the meaning of life, or my job, or stare blankly at a
monitor, coffee is in my hand, ready to hit my mouth and warm my entire body
and soul.
I could tell
you so much about coffee. Ahh...Do you agree with me that coffee has been there on many first
dates?
So many
people tell me I should try tea, or hot chocolate, or cola drinks instead.
Thank you all for your helpful suggestions friendssss. They just don't hit the
spot.
“Black as
the devil, hot as hell, pure as an angel, sweet as love.” That’s the recipe for
coffee, according to the utterly French statesman Talleyrand (1754-1838).
Douse your
sunrise with a perfect coffee…see yea!
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