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Things I don’t get #3: this whole Americano business. Why would you do that to a perfect little shot of espresso?
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finally, it all makes sense now. it’s like the key to life! last time i go ordering a macchiato only to be given a tiny...
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this question! If you’re at...place that has good beans, but doesn’t have fresh drip, then...
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I, too, am a tea fiend, but I really enjoy a good flat white (which I’ve not seen on menus anywhere other than Australia...
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know I come off as a tea fiend, but I won’t turn down...espresso, with sugar already mixed...
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Things I don’t get #3: this whole Americano business. Why would you do that to a perfect little shot of espresso?
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[bai'ra:-nik] 1. Characteristic of, or after the manner of Byron or his poetry. 2. quasi-n. pl. [after Philippics.] Declamatory utterances or invectives in the style of Byron. 3. Byronic hero: prominent literary character type of the Romantic period, whose characteristics include: extraordinary intelligence and perception; high level of education and intellectual prowess; arrogance; cunning and manipulation; emotional conflictedness; moodiness; self-criticism and introspection; self-destructive behaviour; aesthetic sophistication; dark mysterious beauty; powers of attraction; seductiveness and sexual perversion; world-weariness; distaste for social institutions and norms; disrespect of social ranks; being an outcast, an outlaw, or an exile.
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