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Wherever you take your coffee break; in home, a coffee shop, or at work, does your coffee break affect your budget including coffee cup and snacks?

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My 3 Coffee Storing Tips = )

The 3 Weirdest Things I'd Ever Heard About Coffee!

The first one: coffee is used in a recipe for reducing cellulite! Can you believe it!

As I remember it contains coffee and some liquid like oil or rose water, then firmly message for the area with this coffee paste before shower. It's supposed to reduce cellulite and weight as some people who tried it say!

I had never thought of recommending it, as for me coffee is coffee! That dark delicious awakening drink served in a cup! Yummy yum!

And the second; I am not a big fan of henna! And never tried it. But some recipes for preparing henna contain coffee (instant coffee in most of them) to give brown/gold shades for hair. In fact it was funny to me to know that as a coffee addict! =) just imagine having some coffee on my head without touching/drinking it! In their wildest dreams!

As for the third: when I was a little girl like 6 to 7 years I'd always been hypnotized by the smell of coffee! So when I visited anyone with my family and he/she prepares them coffee I always wondered "where is my coffee cup?" Their responses were always the same: "if young girls drink coffee they are going to have mustaches when they grow up!" So I'd always imagined Mr.Pringles mustache over a young lady and had to keep silent about the coffee cup of my dreams!

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Those are the weirdest things I'd heard about coffee =), what about you?

I like juices in summer; they're full of vitamins, protect you from dehydration, and low in calories *.*

like fresh carrot orange juice,

mmm

strawberry milk sounds nice, with strawberries immediately from freezer, and make it thick like ice cream =)

Hey there!

a LOT of data is here! enjoying reading it holding my Turkish coffee , Oh God you know a lot! that's what I enjoy in the web .. sharing experiences ,, even in a coffee cup =)

I am so used to buying coffee beans, roasting them and grounding them at home, or at a store but in front of my own eyes. so I'm not so used to buy packed bags of pre-roasted and ground coffee. you mentioned some brands .. most of them I never heard of in my life!

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Hi everyone!

This is the coffee I make myself when I want something elegant, easy, and quick!

And the cost is totally convenient!

Ingredients:

1- A cup of milk, I ALWAYS use fat free.

2- 1 1/2 tea spoon of good instant coffee.

3- 1 Mars bar.

Now:

- Put milk over medium heat for 1 minute while cutting the bar into small pieces ~ the finest the best.

- Add the chocolate to the milk and stir gently and continuously.

- When the mix starts sizzling most of the chocolate is supposed to be melted.

- At this point add the instant coffee and stir quickly.

- Pour into your favorite cup and enjoy =).

At the bottom of the cup you'll find some chocolate, get a spoon and have fun!

I wish you'll like it *.*

I was a big fan of Starbucks then stopped paying a penny for his coffee! some ideological reason.

I don't know about Thailand, but in general I prefer having my coffee in local shops when traveling. else, I don't mind ordering my coffee from any decent coffee shop and enjoying new coffee/love experience =)

thanx for the post *.*

Oh God! can you smell fresh coffee coming out of the post << addicted hallucinating!

many great kinds are here, wonderful coffee party =)

I've heard a lot about Peet's, have to try it!

someone told me once that Coffeemate is made of coconut oil, I don't know how right is that!

I like coffee and happy you shared me your experiences and favorites =)

keep posting plz , ..

I can have only salads for lunch/dinner for a week!

its amazing to have salad buffets around, go row people !

eat fresh .. stay fresh ! = )

I think eastern countries in general consumes rice for carbs more than bread comparing to western countries.

use the two tips: double fry the freezed potatoes =)

but for me, I never knew how to fry tempura the right way, although I miss it big time. it has been years since last time I'd eaten tempura.

good luck frying =)