Jay;

It would be interesting to know how people serve and drink coffee around the world. My wife is from Peru, and in Peru, coffee is served as “Café con Leche”. Coffee with milk. Little coffee is used and an almost full cup of warm milk is the main ingredient. Café con Leche is very popular in Latin American countries as well as much of Europe.

Tom


>My favorite person in the world, an eight year old girl, gave me about 10 lbs of different varieties of coffees for Christmas. There are a number of different brands - Zavida and Ghirardelli are a couple of them - and about 30 different types. Everything from Chocolate Rasberry to Creme Brulee. I have a coffee maker at my desk, so I come in every morning and make a cup of one of these. I only have one cup for the day - ok, it's kind of a big cup - and I absolutely love it. Am I much alone, or are there other coffee freaks out there? I also have Earl Grey and Jackson's of Piccadilly teas, but it's not the same as the coffee.