Welcome to our weekly compilation of some amazing original coffee stories from community members around the globe. It's been an amazing week with joyous stories surrounding the history, pleasures, and fascination that we all have for our favourite beverage, coffee, that we have skimmed for throughout the week.
Cinnamon Cup Coffee likes to boost your energies with our strong coffee content, so here are some outstanding ones, which we thought you'd like to check out.
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Let's Color The Drawing At Art House Cafe by @arrliinn
We found this gem away from the city buzz, a few years ago. It's been a while and so we headed here for a post-lunch coffee. The cafe is the product of the owner's love for arts and his dedication to the environment, where most of the things you will see around are upcycled from materials that have been deemed "garbage" already by others. It also became an art gallery where a lot of art pieces are on display.
Fishing and An Unplanned Solo Date by the Coffee Shop and Mall by @fruityfruitz
I got to the mall, looked around a bit and spotted Starbucks. I thought it would be a good place to chilax. When I got there, it was still closed. I had to wait for about fifteen minutes for opening time. I ordered a yaki imo brûlée and instead of reading my book, I browsed through Peakd. The drink was tasty. There was a good balance of potato and brûlée flavors.
It's National Coffee Day in the U.S. by @jayna
What? No Google Doodle for National Coffee Day? I know, right? If you love coffee (and presumably you wouldn't be reading this blog post otherwise), then I'm sure we can agree that one day is simply not enough. That's just barely a step up from a "coffee break." Am I right? We should have Coffee Week. Or Coffee Month. Maybe Coffee Year. Every year. This is me starting the petition...
Making Filter Coffee in French Press ☕ by @ipexito
I had filter coffees sold in plastic packages, I put them in a glass jar so that they wouldn't go stale. I usually put a little less than a spoonful, I don't want it to be heavy because I consume it plain. It is enough for me as in the picture.
International Coffee D̶a̶y̶ Date by @riz611
The day started at 10AM, with me heading towards the Rajarbagh bus station to pick up my wife. She was heading towards Dhaka from Khulna for a little vacation let's say, it's been a while since she's last been in Dhaka. So, after travelling over 200 kilometers in just 4 hours(which is nothing less than a miracle) I picked her up and got back home.
A Sightly Different Morning Coffee by @scubahead
My normal morning routine would be to consume a pot of the black stuff while either preparing to get my day going or while in the process of doing whatever was planned that morning. Either way there would be much liquid black gold consumed of a morning.
My Saturday Coffee by @mdosev
In the week I had a work travel to the capital of Bulgaria - Sofia. I rarely buy some coffee from gas stations, because most of the time it’s a terrible product. The workers don’t have the ability and required training to make any coffee. So I prefer always to carry my Japanese thermos that usually keeps my coffee hot for at least 8-10 hours. This is more than enough because usually I enjoy it on the way back to my hometown.
Celebrating International Coffee Day at a new Coffee and Bakery lounge by @chaodietas
Today I was finally able to visit a place I had been wanting to go to for a long time. This is a place that was originally in other facilities, but they moved to a bigger place. So I thought that this new location could be an alternative to celebrate in advance with you the "International Coffee Day"
Coffee time with friends by @davidpena21
Having the opportunity to share a cup of coffee with friends is for me the most exciting and fun, because sometimes you spend all week, working, studying, some complications and you do not have that space or opportunity to sit and share a nice cup of coffee, even a small coffee, but the important thing is the gesture you make.
Trying Coffee At About Something 2.0 Minimalist Coffee Shop by @gituuuttt
When I visited About Something 2.0, I felt the place was minimalist. With a place design almost the same as its predecessor, it's just that the central part as a place to order food and drinks is smaller than About Something first version. In contrast to their first coffee shop, I think this is because they sell various kinds of coffee equipment, making it have a more bigger place than About Something 2.0.
Invitation to experience the El Hatillo Coffee Route by @cvnuitter
This route is of several coffee shops and places where you can enjoy coffee in the town of Hatillo, several of these places I have already visited as Casa Canela and Dulces Criollos both disappointed me in terms of the preparation of coffee I tried that time but I think maybe you saw again Casa Canela to try a cold coffee that looks delicious and in the case of Dulces Criollos as its name says they are specialists in them really their desserts are divine.
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