The perfect pour takes 119.5 seconds. The remaining time is for the geriatric serving you to shuffle back with it 
The old ways are dying.
The old ways are dying.
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The perfect pour takes 119.5 seconds. The remaining time is for the geriatric serving you to shuffle back with it
The old ways are dying.
The old ways are dying.
amongst other things the day she moved to brazil she just begged to go back to what she calls Home ---> ireland 
Getting ready for some of my own. Wish I could send you and your baby mama some... though I'm guessing they might ask her to back off of the stuff for a little while.
:coffee:
greg you drink coffee as in mocha or more like turkish coffee?? i know you and many others here sam included love coffee and i always wondered whats the kind of coffee you like.
All kinds. I honestly haven't found a form of coffee I haven't loved ... except for the stuff they disguise under layers of whipped cream and flavored syrup. So that includes Turkish coffee, Italian espresso, filter-drip coffee, South Indian Madras-style coffee, Vietnamese coffee (though the condensed milk gets way too sweet for me), Cuban coffee, Ethiopian coffee served from a jabena...
I haven't spent enough time in the Arab world to appreciate the many variances and hospitalities inherent there, and you can't get more "coffee" than that. Hence why I'm really looking forward to a coffee with you in Cairo someday.
I haven't spent enough time in the Arab world to appreciate the many variances and hospitalities inherent there, and you can't get more "coffee" than that. Hence why I'm really looking forward to a coffee with you in Cairo someday.
All kinds. I honestly haven't found a form of coffee I haven't loved ... except for the stuff they disguise under layers of whipped cream and flavored syrup. So that includes Turkish coffee, Italian espresso, filter-drip coffee, South Indian Madras-style coffee, Vietnamese coffee (though the condensed milk gets way too sweet for me), Cuban coffee, Ethiopian coffee served from a jabena...
I haven't spent enough time in the Arab world to appreciate the many variances and hospitalities inherent there, and you can't get more "coffee" than that. Hence why I'm really looking forward to a coffee with you in Cairo someday.
I haven't spent enough time in the Arab world to appreciate the many variances and hospitalities inherent there, and you can't get more "coffee" than that. Hence why I'm really looking forward to a coffee with you in Cairo someday.
that's a large variety in all honesty i didn't know most of those to be frank. well in Egypt we mainly drink Turkish coffee which has several varieties but i would recommend you give Arabian coffee a try i will try to find you the recipe bec its pretty easy. it has cardamon in it so i hope you have that available in San Francisco i think you will like it, its a different blend. hopefully one day bro i get the chance to show you around i'm sure you and your wife will like it a great deal. hopefully things settle and it becomes safer for you to have a good trip here. 
wow!!! that's a large variety in all honesty i didn't know most of those to be frank. well in Egypt we mainly drink Turkish coffee which has several varieties but i would recommend you give Arabian coffee a try i will try to find you the recipe bec its pretty easy. it has cardamon in it so i hope you have that available in San Francisco i think you will like it, its a different blend. hopefully one day bro i get the chance to show you around i'm sure you and your wife will like it a great deal. hopefully things settle and it becomes safer for you to have a good trip here.
that's a large variety in all honesty i didn't know most of those to be frank. well in Egypt we mainly drink Turkish coffee which has several varieties but i would recommend you give Arabian coffee a try i will try to find you the recipe bec its pretty easy. it has cardamon in it so i hope you have that available in San Francisco i think you will like it, its a different blend. hopefully one day bro i get the chance to show you around i'm sure you and your wife will like it a great deal. hopefully things settle and it becomes safer for you to have a good trip here.
http://theshot.coffeeratings.com/2006/10/kan-zaman/
(And yes, this is a blog post of mine from 7 years ago, but back then he got his coffee from Egypt too.
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I've had Arabian coffee here in SF, made by a Palestinian, which includes a little bit of spice like the cardamom you specifically mention. It's excellent and I always order it when I come across it:
http://theshot.coffeeratings.com/2006/10/kan-zaman/
(And yes, this is a blog post of mine from 7 years ago, but back then he got his coffee from Egypt too.)
http://theshot.coffeeratings.com/2006/10/kan-zaman/
(And yes, this is a blog post of mine from 7 years ago, but back then he got his coffee from Egypt too.
)
thats the one!!!! wow thats epically cool!!! i'm glad you gave it a try and more importantly you liked it bec in deed its a different taste compared to other forms of coffee.
wow!!! that's a large variety in all honesty i didn't know most of those to be frank. well in Egypt we mainly drink Turkish coffee which has several varieties but i would recommend you give Arabian coffee a try i will try to find you the recipe bec its pretty easy. it has cardamon in it so i hope you have that available in San Francisco i think you will like it, its a different blend. hopefully one day bro i get the chance to show you around i'm sure you and your wife will like it a great deal. hopefully things settle and it becomes safer for you to have a good trip here.
that's a large variety in all honesty i didn't know most of those to be frank. well in Egypt we mainly drink Turkish coffee which has several varieties but i would recommend you give Arabian coffee a try i will try to find you the recipe bec its pretty easy. it has cardamon in it so i hope you have that available in San Francisco i think you will like it, its a different blend. hopefully one day bro i get the chance to show you around i'm sure you and your wife will like it a great deal. hopefully things settle and it becomes safer for you to have a good trip here.
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