RE: How Europe Ruined Coffee For Me - My Recovery So Far
I enjoyed reading your post and it made me laugh 😀
I'm going to tell you my story. I've been a coffee addict for years, and year and been drinking only strong espresso. I live in Europe, so now you know what I mean by that. I have my own espresso machine at home and if I were to drink coffee elsewhere, I was always careful what I choose.
However, when you travel abroad, you have to look twice or three times because what is coffee to others, might be dirty water to me as you said 😂
When I was in Paris and I saw those big mugs that they were serving coffee in, I knew it right away that is not my kind of coffee. So I went out to hunt a place where kebab was served, because I knew those people know what coffee really is and I was right. The cup was small and the coffee was strong and perfect!
I've never been to the US, I don't know how coffee tastes but when I see those big mugs in the movies, I know that's not my kind of coffee. 😀
Unfortunately I had to give up drinking coffee in September because i could not control it any more, became tolerant and it was abuse what I was doing. Still have a high respect for coffee though ☕
I truly hope you can find your coffee again.
It was nice to read your post.
Happy New Year @llfarms! 🍾🎇
Hahahah! The big mugs are a dead give away for sure! Yeah, once you have the good stuff at home trying to travel and find something equivalent has to be tricky.
Good for you for giving up the habit when it became unhealthy, some people aren’t capable of that.. so total props for doing so! I try to give myself breaks from coffee often because I know it can become a bit of an addiction, and I don’t like to be dependent on anything.
Thank you so much for your story ❤️ Happy New Years