CS #613 - Have a break - have a coffee

[kilofoxtrott]

The title says it all...
All kinds of coffees are welcome to be shown.

(1) This is the way my day starts at work

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(2) I like it creamy

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Looking for your pictures
Klaus

BTW: Who likes to host CS #614?

 

[soxOZ]

Are you sure that's coffee in that cup, and not what's written on the side of the cup... LOL
Nice shots Klaus...
Just a side note, Southern Comfort, Cranberry Juice & a squeeze of lime juice is really nice drop, as the cranberry juice takes away the sweetness of Southern Comfort...

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Are you sure that's coffee in that cup, and not what's written on the side of the cup... LOL
Nice shots Klaus...
Just a side note, Southern Comfort, Cranberry Juice & a squeeze of lime juice is really nice drop, as the cranberry juice takes away the sweetness of Southern Comfort...

Thanks Wally, I'll try it soon...
The cup was an add-on when I bought my last bottle of Southern Comfort. On the backside of the cup is a receipt for a "Barn Burner", I haven't tried yet.
And, YES, it's really coffee...

Kind regards
Klaus

 

[Palouse]

How timely. Having a late morning (it's hot and smokey outside).
NOTE: Taken BEFORE I have had my first coffee of the morning, so focus and other technical aspects are rather suspect!

1. I start the old fashioned way. Life is simple, and needs to be, in time BC (Before Coffee).

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2. Now, back to the Nikon Café with my coffee--big mug, no additives, just a custom roasted Sipi Falls from Uganda, shipped in from Salt Lake City.

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[Minuteman3]

Although I'm not much of a "souvenir" person, I found this cup a few days ago at the Mt Rainier NP Gift Shop and really liked it ... supposedly "handmade" by a local artist.

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At one point I was a bit of a coffee snob (even roasting my own beans a few times) ... but I'm afraid I now just brew Folgers!!

Ken

 

[Palouse]

"handmade" by a local artist.

. . . in China

 

[Minuteman3]

. . . in China

I'm suspicious as well ... the signs in the shop swear it's made by a guy here in the area; but at $22 I find that a bit hard to believe!! But, it's a very nice mug ....

Ken

 

[rick_reno]

Breve flat white, 4 shots of espresso

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[Palouse]

4 shots of espresso

Now we're talking!

 

[Clix Pix]

A couple of years ago I got all enthused about doing the pour-over method of preparing coffee and bought the appropriate tools, but then did I ever actually try it? Ehhhh....no! Instead I'm still perfectly content with my good ole Krups coffeemaker. Too late now for a photo of my coffee today, but I'll try and come up with a shot some time this week.....

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Breve flat white, 4 shots of espresso View attachment 1619121

Oh, high-octane coffee...

Regards
Klaus

 

[rick_reno]

Oh, high-octane coffee...

Regards
Klaus

I really like coffee.

 

[nuclearjock]

Breve flat white, 4 shots of espresso

Yea baby.

 

[West]

Love Coffee, buy it by the case ...

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[nuclearjock]

Love Coffee, buy it by the case ... View attachment 1619147

You need a case @100g each.

 

[Palouse]

Not my picture, but:

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[fishbio]

Love Coffee, buy it by the case ... View attachment 1619147

I hope you're joking 'cause that ain't coffee.

 

[Palouse]

I hope you're joking 'cause that ain't coffee.

Brown food dye!

 

[West]

I hope you're joking 'cause that ain't coffee.

The real deal ... freeze dried goodness.
* also have bean grinder and accessories that I seldom use.

 

[fishbio]

The real deal ... freeze dried goodness.
* also have bean grinder and accessories that I seldom use.

crap by any other name...... but chacun à son goût.
Coffee preparation should be approached slowly and with care to induce a Zen state.

Larry