I cram lots of honey and cream into it to make it more palatable and it's dark enough that it can handle the extra sweetnessI have respect for people who can drink Starbucks coffee.
I cram lots of honey and cream into it to make it more palatable and it's dark enough that it can handle the extra sweetness
Yeah, I've been told by several peeps they hate Starbucks but I see the line-ups there and realize it is very successful. I would rather a cup of Kicking Horse Coffee but sometimes it's nice to simply have somebody else make it, serve it and then drink it at the Starbucks. Unfortunately COVID19 has made that difficult in some locations if they have not closed completely. Soon... vaccination will be a reality.That might work. I usually need to make a mental effort to convince myself I'm not drinking used motor oil To be fair some Starbucks shops brew better coffee than others or just manage to keep it fresh, but they are more of an exception to the rule.
Yeah, I've been told by several peeps they hate Starbucks but I see the line-ups there and realize it is very successful.
The delicate balance of factors to get the perfect shot, and the “what went wrong with this one?”...
Up here in the Great White North there are not many option for coffee shops. I'm not a tube dood either but if a Schitt preamp with tubes can sound like transistors then I suppose it can be done. I've owned one tube amp and I collected that because it was a beautiful sorta ivory white front panel with gold trim vintage integrated amp from Illinois Audio Labs. No idea of the age but I guess pre 50's judging from the sales brochure models' hairstyles, clothing and the furniture in the picture. The tubes had gone soft and it sounded a bit scratchy but it all worked. I had the matching tuner for it too.People have low standards, the number of tube amp proponents is the proof.
Up here in the Great White North there are not many option for coffee shops. I'm not a tube dood either but if a Schitt preamp with tubes can sound like transistors then I suppose it can be done. I've owned one tube amp and I collected that because it was a beautiful sorta ivory white front panel with gold trim vintage integrated amp from Illinois Audio Labs. No idea of the age but I guess pre 50's judging from the sales brochure models' hairstyles, clothing and the furniture in the picture. The tubes had gone soft and it sounded a bit scratchy but it all worked. I had the matching tuner for it too.
At the prices Starbucks charges ($3.00 for a simple coffee) one would think that there is enough cash flow to open a coffee shop and compete with Starbucks but people just don't seem to be doing it here.I'm not a big coffee snob and go, well went, to Starbucks as while there maybe more choices around here Starbucks is usually the closest. It gets the job done.
March, nooooooooo I find Starbucks blends way too 'burnt' tasting but to each their own. I sometimes buy a large at the train station and admittedly you do get a lot of caffeine for the money.The Starbucks House Blend capsules are actually very good.
I'm not a big coffee snob and go, well went, to Starbucks as while there maybe more choices around here Starbucks is usually the closest. It gets the job done.
I don't even know how much the really fancy ones, like the Frappuccino's that are basically milkshakes cost. They are very good though but basically a dessert. My drink is just milk and espresso and ice lolI've never been able to justify those exotic expensive beverages from Starbucks. If it's $6 in the USA then it's more in Canada...lol.. We have a higher cost of living here. For $6.00+ I can save up 4 coffees and buy a bottle of whiskey that gives me a tonne more taste experience. I wish Starbucks had proper alcohol bitters but nope.