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patgundAs most of my friends know, I really don't like coffee (cue the "then why the hell are you living in Seattle??" questions). I think it's the biggest gyp in the world - nothing that smells that good should taste that bad. It's like reverse durian in that regard.
But many of the people I care about are coffee drinkers, so I put up with it. And properly mixed with chocolate and iced, it's drinkable.
But why on Earth does someone NEED to come up with Maple Bacon flavoured coffee???
Maple Bacon Morning- 8 oz
"Embark on a smooth sail each morning with this breakfast flavored coffee. The taste of sweet maple and smoky bacon blend perfectly to create a hearty start to your day."
But many of the people I care about are coffee drinkers, so I put up with it. And properly mixed with chocolate and iced, it's drinkable.
But why on Earth does someone NEED to come up with Maple Bacon flavoured coffee???
Maple Bacon Morning- 8 oz
"Embark on a smooth sail each morning with this breakfast flavored coffee. The taste of sweet maple and smoky bacon blend perfectly to create a hearty start to your day."
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Date: 2007-09-28 12:42 pm (UTC)As a child, I hated it. As a teenager, it was a cheap alternative to Mt.Dew. As an adult, I enjoy the many different of beans, brewing styles, and flavors that coffee offers.
Spend enough time in Seattle, and you will probably come around to enjoying a good cup of black coffee (aka. "Liquid Sunshine"). Or maybe not. Given that you are learning this habit later in life, you might really have work on enjoying it. ;)