National Coffee Day 2011 Celebrate
Tell anyone complacent tea drinkers to go for a walk, because the international coffee day. Caribou Coffee, 7-11, Thornton is, and Krispy Kreme is doing all it easier to feed your addiction by distributing free cups of Joe at locations across the country. (Note the fine print: 7 / 11 of the freebies at 11 h, and caribou, it is to buy one, get one free for a friend.)
Although rumored to be involved, Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks said it will not distribute coffee, prompting one fan to write, "I always like coffee, and I still pay for it in the National Day coffee, while others sigh and complain and go to 11.7 for a [expletive] coffee. "
Besides getting a cup of coffee, we suggest you celebrate by remembering that the coffee comes from - a group of goats jumped.
According to the National Coffee Association, the Ethiopian goat reindeer herder named Kaldi was the first to take the wonders of coffee: "It is said that he discovered coffee after noticing that his goats, after eating the berries of a tree has become so busy that they do not want to sleep at night. "
Today, the berries are then harvested and processed, the beans are dried, milled and exported, the coffee tasted, roasted, ground and prepared - anything to get that steaming cup in front of you.
Tell anyone complacent tea drinkers to go for a walk, because the international coffee day. Caribou Coffee, 7-11, Thornton is, and Krispy Kreme is doing all it easier to feed your addiction by distributing free cups of Joe at locations across the country. (Note the fine print: 7 / 11 of the freebies at 11 h, and caribou, it is to buy one, get one free for a friend.)
Although rumored to be involved, Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks said it will not distribute coffee, prompting one fan to write, "I always like coffee, and I still pay for it in the National Day coffee, while others sigh and complain and go to 11.7 for a [expletive] coffee. "
Besides getting a cup of coffee, we suggest you celebrate by remembering that the coffee comes from - a group of goats jumped.
According to the National Coffee Association, the Ethiopian goat reindeer herder named Kaldi was the first to take the wonders of coffee: "It is said that he discovered coffee after noticing that his goats, after eating the berries of a tree has become so busy that they do not want to sleep at night. "
Today, the berries are then harvested and processed, the beans are dried, milled and exported, the coffee tasted, roasted, ground and prepared - anything to get that steaming cup in front of you.
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