Any Coffee Snobs Aboard?

[skyrick]

Interestingly enough (to me, anyway), I can't stand the taste of coffee, but it is absolutely one of my favorite smells! I love the smell of coffee beans, coffee beans being roasted, coffee beans being ground, and coffee brewing. Once coffe is cold, though, it really doesn't smell good anymore.

I remember in the late 60s and early 70s driving up to Edmond past the Cains plant, mmmmmm!

[ctchandler]

Skyrick,
I am not a coffee lover but I drank it for years. I have started drinking tea more lately, but you mentioned the Cains plant and I used to buy products from them and it was great to go into their plant. The aroma was great. I also remember as a child going to scout meetings and walking by a Cains panel truck and it always smelled so good. If it tasted that good, I would give up beer! Well, that might be a stretch, but, you get my point.
C. T.

Interestingly enough (to me, anyway), I can't stand the taste of coffee, but it is absolutely one of my favorite smells! I love the smell of coffee beans, coffee beans being roasted, coffee beans being ground, and coffee brewing. Once coffe is cold, though, it really doesn't smell good anymore.

I remember in the late 60s and early 70s driving up to Edmond past the Cains plant, mmmmmm!

[Prunepicker]

I remember in the late 60s and early 70s driving up to Edmond past the
Cains plant, mmmmmm!

That brings back memories. The Purina and Cain's plants provided some
great smells. Loved the Purina.