Coffee & Tea, please

[moviemedic]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

I dirink coffee in the morning. I drink coffee when I travel. I find the closest Starbucks. Coffee can be good for you according to the latest studies
(good antioxidant). That makes me happy.

ps I do like tea it is just more time consuming to make it right.

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[Girlonthehill]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

I could wait, I did in Cuba, but their coffee was worth waiting for, yummy). Lol. I usually take a travel kettle and supplies - of tea, coffee, sugar and creamer. I don't mind a cup of instant, so long as it's a good brand (which does NOT include Nescafe). Hope this information helps you in your research.

[SChajin]

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Thanks Amanda and to all who answerd, we are getting ready to manufacture a small light weight travel coffee maker that requires no electric.

[moviemedic]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Wow! no electric power needed. that sounds cool. That might be the thing I need when I'm working on location in the middle of no where before the generators are up and working.
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[bill2006]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Thanks Amanda and to all who answerd, we are getting ready to manufacture a small light weight travel coffee maker that requires no electric.

Would you be interested in a solar powered unit?

[SChajin]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Tell me about it, maybe

[SChajin]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Are you state side?

[bill2006]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

I dirink coffee in the morning. I drink coffee when I travel. I find the closest Starbucks. Coffee can be good for you according to the latest studies
(good antioxidant). That makes me happy.

ps I do like tea it is just more time consuming to make it right.

moviemedic

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Did you know that Starbucks mixes overroasted coffees? ah such a profitable trend.

The best in the USA is available at Dunkin Donuts (now a British company - whew that will please my Voda friends from acros the puddle).

[bill2006]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

[quote=SChajin]Are you state side?[/quote


CT and FLA when I can get away.

[bill2006]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Hey Bill,

Did you bribe the colonel to start this thread?
I drank 20-30 cups of coffee a day
In Italy I would order six expersos at a time and locals would move away from me thinking I would surely explode.
Now I dirnk tea, conservatively.

Thank you for the endorsement !!!!
What would we do without coffee or tea.

[SChajin]

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Do you want to e-mail me your number and I can call?

[circuspet.com]

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Where I live there's a starbucks on every corner. in every grocery store an alas even the hospital. I think I'll invest in pay toilets. lmao

[bill2006]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

Thanks all, what I mean for question #2 is : When you travel and say your in your hotel room do you 1. Drink instant 2. Order a pot of coffee or 3. Can you wait for the cafe.

Thanks again

1. I have coffee first thing in the morning and sometime around noon switch to tea and end the day with tea.
2. A lot of hotels have small coffee makers in the room, I'll make my own if Juan Valdez Colombian and then have another in the cafe.

Lot of places just don't have the right coffees or burn it. Nothing like a good cappuchino or expresso, or a strong "cuban" coffee in Miami.

[SChajin]

Re: Coffee & Tea, please

E-mail me your phone number and I will call you, if you want



Would you be interested in a solar powered unit?

[moviemedic]

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A solar unit to make coffee. How does that work. In the movie business we live on coffee. Sometimes we get grumpy because craft service (our snack and beverage people ) can't get the power up fast enough for us in the morning. Especially when we are on remote locations. Our electric crew has to power the lights and cameras first!
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