Sue at Words Visual has provided the inspiration for this post. I think we both enjoy our morning coffee rituals, and they definitely make a good subject for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge |everyday moments.
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Zimmerbitch 
Oh that looks good Su.
Leslie
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Nicely done!
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Thanks Tish. 🙂
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Thanks, Su! Glad to have been an inspiration!
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🙂
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I’m sniffing but unfortunately the internet isn’t letting the aroma through 😉 Nice shots Su 🙂
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Thanks. Shame we can’t transmit scent. This batch of coffee is particularly good.
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Really cool, Su!! ☕️
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Thanks Amy
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Mmm… yes please. I was particularly impressed with the coffee I had in New Zealand.
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I definitely prefer coffee here to anything I had in either the UK or the US. But, though I hate to say it, Melbourne seems to be the place for consistently excellent coffee.
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I get some quite nice coffee here in Cornwall, but I rarely drink coffee out as it is cheaper to make it at home!
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I feel the same way. And we use organic milk, which is so yummy!
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Absolutely Su – and count me in with the morning coffee lovers!
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Looks like a great crema happening there! NZ has excellent coffee and I think the dicussion about who invented the flat white has almost reached the heights of the discussion about the origins of the pavlova!
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Thanks Jane. Our little machine + some really good beans does produce good coffee — which is fortunate for us as we don’t have a good local alternative.
You’re right about the flat white debate; though the funny thing is, for a country that claims to have invented it, NZ cafes seem unable to produce a consistent drink when I order one. 🙂
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It’s the same in Australia!
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I am all for a good shot of caffeine. 🙂 Terrific close-ups, Su Leslie.
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Thanks Jane.
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I’ll put my hand up for a long Black please, no sugar….
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😀😀
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Impossible to go past a photo of good coffee. Thanks, Su. 🙂
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Mmm, looks great. John got me a really good coffee machine for my birthday this year so the old filter is gathering dust. I have to say I think there was a certain amount of self interest involved in his choice of gift though 😉
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Hehe. Isn’t it nice to have a good machine!! Ours was an anniversary present from me to the Big T. I confess to a smidge of self-interest there too!! 😀
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Great minds thinking alike!
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Love my morning latte, also in a glass mug – mine are double-walled! It’s so pretty to observe the layers forming and then it’s so tasty to drink… 🙂
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Double-walled is a great idea. I have a double-walled teapot, and it makes such a difference.
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Divine!
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Great choice.
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🙏 😀
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Argh! This makes my cravings for coffee even worse!! 😂 What a lovely machine you’ve got! I’ve been thinking about buying one of these Italian ones but they’re just too pricey for me at the moment so I have to make do with a normal filter coffee (using the inherited porcelain filter my grandma already used) or which is also very nice and can make even the lousiest bean transform into something deserving to be callled coffee, a nice cold brew. 😄
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😀 I bought T the machine as an anniversary present (no vested interest there at all).it’s one of the cheaper ones but has given very good service considering how much use it has! It has developed some problems recently and I’m dreading the though of buying another one.
I love that you have your grandmother’s filter . I really like filter coffee too; but I have so much milk, I have to warm it up to stop the coffee from being too cold. 😀
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Of course not. That gift was purely meant for him, that he offered you to use it as well surely came as lovely and pleasant surprise. 😉 Hehe!
And I know what you mean with the cold milk – it´s especially nasty in winter. But I´ve a special trick for that: I made a little tea pot warmer from clay, where I can warm it up with a little candle, which works really good! 😀
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😂😂 of course!!
Your milk-warming solution is much more elegant than mine. I put it in the microwave 😬 xxxxxxx
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