Comments on: They burn the beans http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/ Manolo Loves the Food! Sun, 20 May 2012 20:05:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Mexican Boy http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/comment-page-1/#comment-572 The Mexican Boy Fri, 11 Aug 2006 20:28:52 +0000 http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/#comment-572 Mr Henry, we are very glad you liked our coffee.We take pride in the quality and flavor of our coffee and are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed it so much. Thank you for your wonderful comments and we hope to hear from you soon! Greetings from Mexico, The blu-eyed Mexican Boy. Mr Henry, we are very glad you liked our coffee.We take pride in the quality and flavor of our coffee and are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed it so much. Thank you for your wonderful comments and we hope to hear from you soon! Greetings from Mexico, The blu-eyed Mexican Boy.

]]> By: Martha http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/comment-page-1/#comment-532 Martha Wed, 26 Jul 2006 20:17:49 +0000 http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/#comment-532 Mr. Henry, venture downtown...to Porto Rico coffee, on Bleecker Street. Try Alex's blend, which is both tasty and so politically correct, the birds protected by the shady trees under which the beans are grown send fan letters. Or..dast you travel across the river, to my tiny town of Hoboken? There, you may frequent a micro-roasteria, Legal Beans, where the roasting is on site...and sans burning? Probably not. Be not afraid of the state of New Jersey. We had the first gay governor (albeit briefly). Mr. Henry, venture downtown…to Porto Rico coffee, on Bleecker Street. Try Alex’s blend, which is both tasty and so politically correct, the birds protected by the shady trees under which the beans are grown send fan letters.

Or..dast you travel across the river, to my tiny town of Hoboken? There, you may frequent a micro-roasteria, Legal Beans, where the roasting is on site…and sans burning? Probably not. Be not afraid of the state of New Jersey. We had the first gay governor (albeit briefly).

]]> By: ronikins http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/comment-page-1/#comment-398 ronikins Sat, 15 Jul 2006 14:08:52 +0000 http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/#comment-398 Mr. Henry is on a breakfast roll, to be sure. RE: Starbucks...I live in Portland, Oregon, where there is a coffeehouse, kiosk, vendor on virtually every corner. They ALL overroast the beans. When I lived in Norfolk, Virginia, I bought my beans at a lovely little mom & pop business, (open since the early 1900's) who roasted their beans to perfection. Gerry, the patriarch of the business made signs all over the place using red nail polish as his medium. Oh how I miss those crazy Greeks! Mr. Henry is on a breakfast roll, to be sure. RE: Starbucks…I live in Portland, Oregon, where there is a coffeehouse, kiosk, vendor on virtually every corner. They ALL overroast the beans. When I lived in Norfolk, Virginia, I bought my beans at a lovely little mom & pop business, (open since the early 1900′s) who roasted their beans to perfection. Gerry, the patriarch of the business made signs all over the place using red nail polish as his medium. Oh how I miss those crazy Greeks!

]]> By: dr. nic http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/comment-page-1/#comment-391 dr. nic Fri, 14 Jul 2006 18:37:25 +0000 http://manolofood.com/they-burn-the-beans/#comment-391 Finally, someone who shares my opinion of Starbucks. My husband and I are on a quest to find the perfect coffee. We may be trying Jalima in the near future. Finally, someone who shares my opinion of Starbucks. My husband and I are on a quest to find the perfect coffee. We may be trying Jalima in the near future.

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