Why we need coffee now more than ever---and why not add a little cardamom?
This post is intentionally short. Sometimes less is more---and in this season
of everyone weighing in on everything, I’m going to stay on-topic.
Coffee.
Although the economics of coffee have a political dimension, coffee itself is not political. You either drink it or you don’t.
There are lots of ways to drink coffee. Perhaps you like skim milk, whole milk or cream. Perhaps you take your coffee black. Perhaps you prefer lattes and cappuccinos. Or maybe you just like a nice shot of espresso---or two or three.
Caffeinated or decaf. The choice is yours...
2016 has been challenging on practically every existential level---from numerous deaths of well-known and beloved people, to an extremely contentious election in the U.S., to natural and man-made disasters and a surge of refugees due to what the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, called, “the biggest humanitarian and refugee crisis of our time," which is happening in Syria.
Syrians are born coffee drinkers. It'…
Coffee.
Although the economics of coffee have a political dimension, coffee itself is not political. You either drink it or you don’t.
There are lots of ways to drink coffee. Perhaps you like skim milk, whole milk or cream. Perhaps you take your coffee black. Perhaps you prefer lattes and cappuccinos. Or maybe you just like a nice shot of espresso---or two or three.
Caffeinated or decaf. The choice is yours...
2016 has been challenging on practically every existential level---from numerous deaths of well-known and beloved people, to an extremely contentious election in the U.S., to natural and man-made disasters and a surge of refugees due to what the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, called, “the biggest humanitarian and refugee crisis of our time," which is happening in Syria.
Syrians are born coffee drinkers. It'…