Caffeine may or may not speed up your metabolism too iiric.
Working among the coffee makers at john lewis (and selling them) the best affordable machine is this beast at £150:
Can put out boiling water out of the frother too, for tea
But yeah i actually kinda like fucking about with the stove top job, makes it all the more satisfying.
However finding a leakproof vacuum flask without a handle that i can chuck in my bag is proving difficult
And obviously I'm an avid tea drinker too! Aside from carpenter i am rather fond of white, green and yellow. Spesh in the eve.
I have a variety of proper coffees (beans and ready ground) but seldom bother to make it. Btw, you can put the powdered stuff in the freezer, lasts longer that way.
A trough of Lapsang Souchong is also very delectable.
Sol wrote:Also, Percol is superior instant coffee.
I'll have to try that, if I can find it.
My first coffee on work days is usually a latte from Pret, being my personal favourite coffee place. Someone said Nero was very nice but there's not one on my way to work. What's your favourite coffee place?
spoodie wrote:
I'll have to try that, if I can find it.
My first coffee on work days is usually a latte from Pret, being my personal favourite coffee place. Someone said Nero was very nice but there's not one on my way to work. What's your favourite coffee place?
A latte in the morning is my choice too, we have a proper coffee machine at a little kiosk thing in our cafe at work so get it from their as it's cheap (£1.45 for a large) there is a Starbucks on our business park but rarely go there, only if we fancy getting out the office and someones else is paying.
The rest of the time I go for whatever's nearest, with a preference for Costa, Nero etc. over Starbucks
These past few years, I've only been drinking Latte. I no longer appreciate fancy coffee drinks. Maybe that's what happens when a person ages. Then again, I'm only 20-ish. Hahaha !
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