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I've never met anyone who doesn't love the smell of coffee, even if they hate the taste of it.
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Do you love coffee?
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Yum yum!The final component to complete the picture
I love pizza as much as I love coffee.
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I'm a coffee guy. But whenever I'm eating out, 99% of the time I be having milk tea. At home, here is no way I can replicate the way it's prepared/brew in the local eateries. Anyone who has tried pulled tea (teh tarik) will know what I mean.
Other than that, it's usually coffee
Other than that, it's usually coffee
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Miss my teh tarik from KL and Singapore.I'm a coffee guy. But whenever I'm eating out, 99% of the time I be having milk tea. At home, here is no way I can replicate the way it's prepared/brew in the local eateries. Anyone who has tried pulled tea (teh tarik) will know what I mean.
Other than that, it's usually coffee
I make brewed milk tea every day at home though. It's usually missing the pouring part.
There's a tourism and from Malaysia which has an amazing clip of a guy pouring the tea into the cup about 5 feet from the kettle spout.
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Glad you enjoyed the local food. There is always a lot of rivalry between Malaysians & Singaporeans when it comes to claiming who does it better or even who did it first..
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Those look delicious, and the art is lovely.Green tea or coffee? Couldn't decide, so I ordered both
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