Profiles.. Interesting,, And sometimes funny..

All seems to be Nice, Sexy, Simple, Hot Lovers and ALL drink Coffe..

As in Lets have Coffe and talk about etc...

We are a nation of cafeine addicts... LMAO.

Personally I love a Cup of Tea...
Again, Interesting...

Hi Scorpiowoman

In the past, tea was the drink to have. Ladies would gather round and have tea parties with cucumber sandwiches, scones with lashings of raspberry jam and cream, tarts of many flavours and cakes with ten inch icing.
Then coffee was discovered and slowly peoples palate changed. As different techniques of roasting the coffee bean and various coffee machine added more 'oomph' to the flavour by pressurizing steam through ground beans, people discovered coffee flavours that were tantalising, richer in flavour and lets face it........became more fashionable to buy!

People have come to love the various flavours that are offered over the counter, that's not to say that there aren't many flavours to choose in tea! It still is a matter of preference, depending on one's mood!
Coffee is so rich in flavour and as we see nowa days, people are willing to purchase it in a take away version!
We supposedly use it as a remedy for waking us up, for the hang over from the night before, we even drive with it to work and we use it to just keep us going during the day!

Personally I prefer a bucket of tea in the mornings! But like the rest of society when I'm out with friends, then I will order the largest Flat White, extra, extra strong and sprinkled with cardamon spice!


Katz

Thank you for that Katz Eyes, I was just having a chuckle at all the profiles ending in.. Talk over coffe, Meet for coffe etc...

Yes, I LOVE TEA myself.. I might have coffe in the morning when I get up.. To Get Conscious and that is it...

Keep Indulging in your beverige of choice peoples, happy coffe or tea drinking...

mmmmmm coffeeeeeee!!!
The best thing i like to do is go to usually a continental deli that have the big hession bags of coffee beans and stand next to it and just breath in the aroma....ahhhh heaven

cheers
Sexci

mmmmm coffee, especially with a little pick me up added lol, like rum. Drinking coffee goes hand in hand with the internet for me

This might enlighten us a bit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditor...02/post_6.html

Originally Posted by Sexci_Diva

mmmmmm coffeeeeeee!!!
The best thing i like to do is go to usually a continental deli that have the big hession bags of coffee beans and stand next to it and just breath in the aroma....ahhhh heaven

cheers
Sexci

even till two or three decades back every small town in South India had these little shops selling freshly pounded coffee powder. ( Coffee is much more popular is South India than North where tea prevails) Though there were Big brands like Brooke bond selling packaged Coffee powder, these small stores were largely preferred locally and had names like Thakur coffee, Lotus coffee, Ganesh coffee etc. small bags of different types of coffee beans, chicory seeds, a small roasting machine and a small grinder is what they had. Some of them even sold home made pickles, condiments and sweets. Buying coffee powder was a very enjoyable experience. You had a choice of having a coffee powder that was freshly pound as well as choosing the right blend. First you would choose the type of beans you want and then tell the ratio of chicory powder to be mixed. Then the shop keeper would scoop up coffee and chicory beans with a small brass scoop in the right proportions and would put them in the roasting machine. smelling the aroma when the beans were being roasted and g rinded would be pure heaven. Then the grounded coffee would be packed in a small polythene bag and the coffee powder remained warm till you reached home. Now everything is gone. You walk into supermarkets and pick up brands of packaged coffee with no choice of having your preferred blend. Now there are only Moccas, Barista's and Javas. No Thakur's, Lotuses or Ganesh coffees with their heavenly aromas of fresh blends.

Originally Posted by Poochi

This might enlighten us a bit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditor...02/post_6.html

Coffee and codes. In every south Indian Household drinking the first cup of coffee is a celebration of family values. Early in the morning diary vans carrying milk sachets unload them at points from where they are carried by milk vendors to the doorstep. Alternately
milk vendors from nearby villages collect milk from their buffaloes in their tin cans and bring them to towns and cities on motor-cycles like trapeze artists with milk cans strapped on either side of the bike and deliver them to the door step. The lady of the house is the first one to wake up and collect milk. She starts boiling milk and water for decoction and goes to take bath. Then a steel coffee filter is used in which coffee powder is put and hot water poured in the top part which then filters down as coffee decoction. The aroma of the coffee decoction wafts down the entire house and wakes up any one still sleeping. By the time the entire household brush their teeth, the lady of the house performs pooja and then starts preparing hot coffee. Fathers, sons, daughters, daughter-in-laws, brothers, sisters or the entire household waits for the coffee to be prepared. The prepared coffee is poured into steel tumblers and is served to every family member. Drinking hot coffee everything of the family is discussed. School grades to payment of bills. The agenda for the day for the family is laid over steaming and piping hot coffee. While the gathering of the family at the dinner table is marked with subdued atmosphere where every body is tired and is apprehensive of the next day's challenges, the morning coffee for the family is a symbol of optimism and a collective moment to gear up days challenges as a family. Yes coffee can be a metaphor depending on the context in which it is drunk.

Originally Posted by Poochi

This might enlighten us a bit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditor...02/post_6.html

That is why I never Invite dates for coffe.. .

[quote=Avani7968]Coffee and codes. In every south Indian Household drinking the first cup of coffee is a celebration of family values. Early in the morning diary vans carrying milk sachets unload them at points from where they are carried by milk vendors to the doorstep. Alternately
milk vendors from nearby villages collect milk from their buffaloes in their tin cans and bring them to towns and cities on motor-cycles like trapeze artists with milk cans strapped on either side of the bike and deliver them to the door step. The lady of the house is the first one to wake up and collect milk. She starts boiling milk and water for decoction and goes to take bath. Then a steel coffee filter is used in which coffee powder is put and hot water poured in the top part which then filters down as coffee decoction. The aroma of the coffee decoction wafts down the entire house and wakes up any one still sleeping. By the time the entire household brush their teeth, the lady of the house performs pooja and then starts preparing hot coffee. Fathers, sons, daughters, daughter-in-laws, brothers, sisters or the entire household waits for the coffee to be prepared. The prepared coffee is poured into steel tumblers and is served to every family member. Drinking hot coffee everything of the family is discussed. School grades to payment of bills. The agenda for the day for the family is laid over steaming and piping hot coffee. While the gathering of the family at the dinner table is marked with subdued atmosphere where every body is tired and is apprehensive of the next day's challenges, the morning coffee for the family is a symbol of optimism and a collective moment to gear up days challenges as a family. Yes coffee can be a metaphor depending on the context in which it is drunk.[/QUOTE



How lovely, my grandma used to Roast Coffe baens and spread it out on a rug to cool, our home always smelled of fresh coffe..