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Date:         Wed, 18 Aug 2004 08:31:47 -0700
Reply-To:     Steven Dodson <steven@EPOCHDESIGN.COM>
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From:         Steven Dodson <steven@EPOCHDESIGN.COM>
Subject:      Vanagon coffee preference
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COFFEE!!!
Now this is a thread I can sink my teeth into! Or at least sip on.
My coffee of choice is Gevalia. All of their blends are fab but my favorites
are "Cafe' Sperl' and 'Royal Vinter'.


I got hooked on this overpriced, mail order coffee from Sweden about 12
years ago. I've tried to switch to something more economical (hell
anything's more economical than $29/lb) but I can't stay away from the
stuff. It's the coffee version of crack. The only other coffee that stands
close is "Pirates Grog", from a small roaster in Los Osos, CA (SLO Roasting
Co, I think). But the "Grog" doesn't espresso, which is my method of choice.


-Steven Dodson
Kneeland, CA
"Inga" the 87 Syncro


>Date:    Tue, 17 Aug 2004 21:25:22 -0400
>From:    Mary Creasy <mkc1@LOCALNET.COM>
>Subject: Vanagon coffee preference


>    With all the talk of coffee systems , the heart of the matter =
>shouldn't be the brew method but the brand or variety of bean used to =
>start the day.
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