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6# AAC

The only  difference between an espresso and regular fresh brewed coffee is the amount of water used.
i.e.  7 gm of coffee ground to order plus 90 ml fresh drawn water =  60 ml  espresso
       7 gm of coffee ground to order plus 280 ml fresh water = 250 ml  fresh brewed coffee
I know many places use espresso roast coffee for Vietnamese style French drip coffee

somewhereintime

I use an electric espresso maker, fresh brewed coffee anytime I crave for good coffee but no time for line up

somewhereintime

16# 布小熊

Latte art takes time, and I usually do not have the time to wait for.
And I do not usually take so much milk in my coffee, Macciatto  is more to my taste.

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21# 布小熊

I have switched to Matcha for 5 years, do not have  craving  for coffee anymore

somewhereintime

I never learn to appreciate Starbuck.
BTW, the Canadian sole distributor of Japanese Matcha is a Chinese merchant
from Hong Kong.

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25# peter236

It is a wholesale company, it owns the Do brand matcha and organic green tea product line
and the Infuse/Muzi  Matcha Tea House franchise.  Matcha is much better for human compare to coffee.

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28# yuusaku

Nah, Matcha is good but it is always over-priced.
I get some decent organic first picked matcha and brew it myself.
It costs me $35 for 40 gm. works out to be $1 per day. I'm not going to dish out $18 for a shot

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30# sheep

日式抹茶?
有咩好?

1. It perk you up, but unlike caffeine that would give you a coffee rush and hyper, it  releases slowly  over 4 hour period.
2. Natural anti-oxident property to improve immune system, anti-aging
3. Very high in Vitamin C,  1 serving of Matcha would be equivilent to 30 oranges
4. Lower chloresterol and blood pressure
5. It does not stain your teeth nor give you bad breath
6. You do not add cream and sugar to it, so cut down on calorie intake.
And it is all natural, you do not physical get addicted to it, but you might

somewhereintime

32# tobiko

Wholefood, Capers and other health food stores