Ordinal is
16 years ago
making coffee with wild beans from the Bonga forest, which is apparently a real place.
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ZombieAlyx is
16 years ago
feeding her Infernal Coffee Machine with delicious coffee from Lake Garda in Italy, but has no idea where the beans were grown.
Ordinal says
16 years ago
Not Lake Garda one assumes.
Sylvie is
16 years ago
finishing a grande skinny cappuccino from Caffe Nero and enjoying every drop (mmm)
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ZombieAlyx
16 years ago
No, I'm afraid the climate there is enough for lemon trees, but not for coffee beans!
Hotspur
16 years ago
sounds like a children's story, the Bonga Forest!
Vivianne
16 years ago
where did you get these beans?
Vivianne
16 years ago
can one get tame beans from this forest?
Tigs is
16 years ago
curious how the brew tastes
Brinkster says
16 years ago
I can't have any coffee until this toturous 2-hour commute is over.
ThePython
16 years ago
ordinal It is in Ethiopia, the 'home' of coffee (allegedly)
Ordinal says
16 years ago
ThePython: That is in fact the exact coffee to which I refer.
Ordinal says
16 years ago
I understand that the tame beans leave the forest and move to the city, where they become accountants and middle-managers.
Ordinal says
16 years ago
This results in a much lower risk of them being roasted, ground to pieces and their remains steamed. But they sometimes look back wistfully.
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