Oh yes yes yes! I loves the coffee. My wife and I had a coffeeshop, but we had to close due to the economy and funds being low. Ah well, it was a good experience though. The coffee we used came from another coffeeshop where they roasted their own beans. It was all organic and fair trade coffee. That was some awesome tasting coffee.

Coffee smells great, but it tastes awful.

My new friend from Lebanon turned me on to some "coffee from back home". I plan to take some to work, put up caution tape around the coffee pot and issue the following warning. DRINK AT YOUR OWN RISK. Just checked, yup, I got more hair in my chest area now.

oldschooldoom wrote:

My new friend from Lebanon turned me on to some "coffee from back home". I plan to take some to work, put up caution tape around the coffee pot and issue the following warning. DRINK AT YOUR OWN RISK. Just checked, yup, I got more hair in my chest area now.

Every now and then my wife and I make "Turkish" coffee with this little coffee maker that some friends brought back for us from Eastern Europe. We both love it, but you have to leave the last few sips at the bottom of the cup because they are filled with coffee grounds. It's VERY strong ( ) and delicious.

I wonder if it is similar to that "coffee from back home" you spoke of?

...and what's wrong with coffee grounds? Uggh, puts hair on chest

I'm of the firm conviction that if drinking it doesn't feel like you're getting smacked across the chest with a 2x4, then whatever you're drinking isn't really coffee