Okay, admit it -- I LOVE shopping. Shopping is great. From fashion to
kitchen wares, from furniture to books, isn't it great to have brought
something you like back home?
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One very obvious "difference" between British and Americans is
that British love tea while Americans love coffee. According to some survery, a typical American drinks 2-3 cups of coffee every day.
Normally, you can get coffee from coffee shop (Starbucks, Peet's Coffee and Tea...). Most offices in the U.S. also provide coffee for their employees. But say, if you're a student like me, what is the cheapest way to get some decent coffee??
Before I go on, I must state that I'm not a coffee fan. In fact, I don't drink coffee unless I have to. But I still have a cappuccino machine and some Starbucks coffee beans at home...
Well, the reason I got the cappuccino machine is because I almost drank a cup of coffee every day during last summer (I was taking 32 units in 12 weeks...). And paying $3 for a cup of latte every day was quite a loadsamoney. So I invested a cappuccino machine and thought that I could save a lot -- but then of course I stopped drinking coffee again after that summer... haha... [em113]
Talking about coffee, I am not a picky consumer, but usually I'll stick with Starbucks. I tried drinking Peet's Coffee, but I found that it was too bitter for me. The coffee shop at my college sucks, the coffee tastes like dirt water... [em117] And I don't really want to risk my money on some unknown small cafe... So I figure out although Starbucks may not offer the best coffee, it can never go wrong.
As for coffee type, my first choice is latte, since I couldn't stand the strong taste of coffee. Mocha is good too. I'll just get a cup of tea if the above two aren't available...
[此贴子已经被作者于2007-4-12 14:19:53编辑过]