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There were a few interesting coffee missteps, such as coffee in the form of tea bags, the toaster/coffee pot, Pream milk substitute, and something called Kaffee Hag that was probably suppose to sound exotic, but instead came out as plain unappealing.
I’m afraid I’ve become a bit of a coffee snob, though when desperate I’m not adverse to microwaving day-old coffee that’s been sitting in the pot. Despite all the advertising and pretense that coffee is a beverage we drink for enjoyment, I sometimes have to face that it’s just another addiction. But at least now I have something to do after meals with friends.
What’s your favorite place to get coffee? Let me know in the Comments!
This article was last modified on June 11, 2020
This article was first published on August 17, 2015
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