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To: razorbak; Piltdown_Woman
I don't believe that coffee is as popular with the 50 and under crowd

I don't know where you live, but here in NYC, the Starbucks are FILLED with High School kids. Everyone I know is a coffee drinker and I am 27. The coffee renaissance that was ushered in with Starbucks has been largely concentrated among the "UNDER 50" crowd.

When I lived in Miami, I used to get a kick out of the fact that people would pay $3.85 for a "Cafe Latte" when they could join their parents for a "Cafe Con Leche" (same thing) at the run of the mill Cuban joint for $1.00.

57 posted on 04/27/2003 2:26:07 AM PDT by Clemenza (East side, West side, all around the town. Tripping the light fantastic on the sidewalks of New York)
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To: Clemenza
When I lived in Miami, I used to get a kick out of the fact that people would pay $3.85 for a "Cafe Latte" when they could join their parents for a "Cafe Con Leche" (same thing) at the run of the mill Cuban joint for $1.00.

I used to live there also. Loved Cuban coffee. Strong and sweet.

When I was 14 I visited my brother who was living in NE Brazil. There they roast coffee w/ sugar. The aroma of roasting coffee is wonderful, on par with baking bread.

My favorite common brand is Eight o'Clock 'Freedom' Roast.

Locally (Raleigh) we have a few coffeehouses called Caribou Coffee. I like their coffee, pricey though.

67 posted on 04/27/2003 8:44:37 AM PDT by Vinnie
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