Brew: A Brief History of Coffee
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To some, their morning coffee is an elixir from heaven, their wake-up in a cup, or simply… necessary to carry on. With its energizing properties and storied past, …
I feel like I've heard this before.
I call coffee, "My anti-homicide juice."
I enjoyed this episode while drinking my morning coffee. Excellent!!!
DEATH BEFORE DECAF!
And if you're Canadian it's a double double at Timmy's to get your day going! In fact Tim Horton's is now synonymous with hockey and the Canadian identity. After all Tim Horton, the company's founder, was an all-star defenceman for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Juan Valdez and his mule Conchita felt left out.
I wanna see the history of honey! I don't eat it often but I do want to know more about how it became a food item that is harvested from small flying insects
The guy that made the K-Cup wishes that he had never made it because of all the landfill waste.
Coffee snobs like to go on about the "right" way to make coffee as if the bush grows complete with instructions. There are correct and incorrect ways if someone is trying to achieve a particular flavor profile. Other than that, the best bean, roast, grind, preparation, and ingredients are whichever suit your taste.
The Lloyds of London insurance market originated in Mr Lloyds coffee house. During WWII American servicemen in Europe found that the espresso commonly served by continental cafe owners was too strong and asked for hot water to top it up. Hence the Americano was born. Strictly speaking the Americano coffee is black but more frequently served white. Beware though of asking for an Americano in parts of France where you might end up with a strong alcoholic cocktail.
Fantastic story
No coffee, no workee.
What about the exploitation of the folks that live in the Commonwealth Countries that pay excessive taxes of which they can’t escape? Their taxes are in the top ten highest taxes in the world. That money is sent to third world countries under the banner of Foreign Aide. How about restitution for those folks exploited with these excessive taxes that don’t or never have drank coffee. How about that money being returned to the rightful owners. It’s slavery, just not the slavery the lefties want to talk about.
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Explains the interesting history of coffee in USA.
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… did I hear you use the phrase 'per caffita'?
Damn it I need a koffie…. Pause… will be right back
Back with my 100% Arabic blend.. ah thanks, you may proceed
Not drinker – but I'll admit there's nothing like the soothing smell of coffee being roasted and brewed.
Here in Ethiopia we have tribe called KAFFA in the southern part of the country they are organic Coffee producers.
who wants this organic coffee? the first person who replied to me i will send her/him one kilo of this wonderful organic coffee to any country.
Yeah, the Nordic countries seems to compete in number of coffee drinkers. Me? I'm one of the few here that prefer tea instead. Coffee is just way too bitter for me. I have never tasted any coffee that actually taste good to me unless I heap lots and lots of sugar and milk into it (still isn't actually good – just all right). If I have to do that, then what's the point of even drinking coffee? Nah, I'll stay with my tea instead. It also smells better. In my opinion, at least.
I don't even like coffee but the ins-and-outs of making it (and of course the history itself) is something I'm really interested in. Thanks for packing so much into this "brief" video – some I'd forgotten, some I didn't know at all.
At high school we talked about Max Havelaar by Multatuli during Dutch class.
Unacceptable the story un true. British very smart people they should know better not to copy from Muslims stupid books we have written in the rocks
Another great one. I love the delivery.
Not true. That Mohamed Brought it to yemen. Un true. Coffee. Was in Yemen before Islam Exist
Thanks to Yemeni Civilization the best of old Yemen civilization To the word
We must bring old Yemen 🇾🇪 back.
What… bathing? Pfft! Pandemi-funk for all!
Ereg lecker. Koffie! Mmmmmmmm
Bedankt Geschiedenis Kerel!
I liked your “per cafeta” spoonerism. In Brazil, we are pleased to produce 35% of the coffee the world requires.
Congratulations on One Million
If I know anything about Humans, and as a Human I hope I do…
We will smoke, roast, steep, brew, eat, snort, and chew ANYTHING on this planet, a dozen ways and a thousand times, long before we decide to tell anyone else “how we decided it was safe and smart to do so”
I grow my own coffee here in Costa Rica. It's a labor of love that has ruined me for any other kind of coffee ~ especially Starbucks, my over the hill "neighbors"
Bravo!
I heartily endorse your ad hoc nomination as the neo-Paul Harvey. Thanks for the enlightenment and the entertainment, THG and family.
"Coffee should be served hot and black. Anything else is just a drink."
Coffee colorizes life. Can I get an a.en.
Thanks!
Coarse grounds, water, an old "Frontier" style coffee pot. Brewed over an open wood fire. Now. that's coffee.
I'm enjoying this as I recover from a stomach bug. A nice hazelnut and vanilla latte.
The British have Tea, the Americans have Soda, the French have Coffee, the Russians have Vodka, and the Germans have Beer.
What does Mexico and Canada have?
For the algooooo
Not even a mention of Iced Coffee ☕️
"I like my coffee black.
The harbor can take the tea"
Highly recommend the book "A History of the World in 6 Glasses" by Tom Standage which "tells the story of humanity from the Stone Age to the 21st century through the lens of beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and cola."
Teddy R……….good to the last drop…..the maxwell house coffee lady???……Margaret Hamilton…..she played the wicked witch of the west in the wizard of oz
I think I’m go get a cup of coffee…
Feeding the algorithm
Juan Valdez approves.
A most stimulating topic. 🙂