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David In Indy:

--- Quote from: Katie77 on March 26, 2009, 01:01:01 am ---There certainly are a lot of different ways to make coffee, and I have been amazed at the difference between the countries.

I must admit, from watching so many American movies, that I always picture everyone in America having a pot of coffee sitting on the stove, continually heated, ready to pour. And most people I see in movies have it straight black straight out of that pot.

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;D ;D

Yup!

Americans LOVE coffee. Well, at least they do in my part of the country. I generally drink 3 or 4 cups a day. Always straight out of the pot! No sugar. No cream. No nothing! lol

 

Jeff Wrangler:

--- Quote from: southendmd on March 25, 2009, 07:06:09 pm ---I think that's the point!  Isn't buttermilk a culture?  Kinda like yogurt?  I think it's generally sour because of acid produced in the fermenting.

When I want to make buttermilk pancakes, rather than buy buttermilk, which is not easily available around here, a simple substitute is to add a teaspoon of white vinegar to regular milk and let it sit for a few minutes. 

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Well, oddly enough, the term buttermilk has two meanings (I just looked it up). It can be applied to the residual liquid left after butter is churned (which, I guess, is why I expected buttermilk to taste like butter), or it's "cultured milk" made by adding "suitable bacteria" to sweet milk.

I can also remember my mother adding vinegar to milk to sour it for a recipe that called for buttermilk.

ZK:
I used to have a white coffee, but when I started travelling to Asia I weaned myself off the milk and have it black sometimes with a couple of sugars. We have an expresso machine so its usually and dare I say it.... about 4 cups in the morning before work and one in the afternoon  ::)


--- Quote from: Katie77 on March 26, 2009, 01:01:01 am ---There certainly are a lot of different ways to make coffee, and I have been amazed at the difference between the countries.

I must admit, from watching so many American movies, that I always picture everyone in America having a pot of coffee sitting on the stove, continually heated, ready to pour. And most people I see in movies have it straight black straight out of that pot.

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I'm with you Sue, I think of an American kitchen and I see that pot of coffee sitting there


 
--- Quote from: Katie77 on March 24, 2009, 10:38:20 pm ---Thanks Marie, that article is very interesting....but inaccurate, saying its the only place in the world where you can get it.

Coffee flavoured milk has been around since I was a kid in the sixties. As a kid I did not drink it, preferring the sweeter chocolate or strawberry, but as Ive got older, I do prefer it, if I want a flavoured milk.

I am still amazed that it is not a big market product in America.

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MMmmmm may be a business opportunity here?

Front-Ranger:
Coffee drinkers are rising up against the Tea Party in the U.S., so lately this poll has a different meaning!!


And me, I drink coffee, though I take it decaffeinated or "unleaded" as the mixed-metaphor crowd calls it.

Monika:
I pour so much cream into my coffee, that I like to think of it as "cream with coffee"

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