There were times in Africa, like after a long day at school,
when I longed for a coffee in a paper cup. A coffee to go, so I could take it
back to my classroom, ready to work again after a caffeine fix. Coffee ‘to go’
started appearing in my last few months in Uganda, in a Styrofoam cup…and there
was never any rush for the customer. Kind of defeating the purpose.
Times like that I would go on Google and find where my
nearest Starbucks was. Egypt. Quite far
for a coffee fix.
Now I can nip across the street (well, two) come back with
an iced latte and get back to work. Or grab a double skinny capachino while I
go round the supermarket.
Seriously. How great
is that!?
I tell you-it is easy to forget, but these little things make me
happy.
Another thing that makes me happy, is finding all the
ingredients to try a new recipe. After seeing these this recipe for Nutella Stuffed Cookies on a couple of websites, I just had to try them.
(It is the sea salt that make them great by the way!)
Looking forward to starting Kuwait Cook Club again!
I know, right?! Coffee to go is brilliant, although I'm not drinking too much. In France, they don't really have coffee to go and especially not lattes, so the first thing I did when coming home is head to Starbucks. And chocolate and sea salt is probably the best combination in the entire world. by. the. way.
ReplyDeleteAhhh cookies!!!
ReplyDeleteHope all is well.
xoxo,
Sierra
Oh, Just Living the Dream