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If the spoon doesn't stand up in the cup it ain't right!
Agree with you there! and it's always better with a few beignets!
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Coffee substitutes?
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Agree with you there! and it's always better with a few beignets!
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My ex wife spends almost every vacation in New Orleans, and I always wind up with a can of Cafe' du Monde French roast. It's pretty decent stuff.
My go to is Dunkin Donuts coffee, I like the dark roast in both the pre ground and whole bean. Once a year I will treat myself to a pound of either Kona coffee of Jamacia Blue Mountain, and I ration that stuff.
My go to is Dunkin Donuts coffee, I like the dark roast in both the pre ground and whole bean. Once a year I will treat myself to a pound of either Kona coffee of Jamacia Blue Mountain, and I ration that stuff.
On a historical note: Civil War Coffee