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Saucer Your Coffee. Drinking coffee from a saucer can enhance the tasting experience by allowing the drinker to fully experience the aroma and flavors of the coffee. Dricka på fat (drink from a. Today, drinking coffee from a saucer isn't standard practice in the u.s. It was common to pour hot tea or coffee from the cup into the saucer to cool the drink. Pouring a bit of coffee into the saucer makes it cool enough to drink. This was a time when coffee was boiled. I remember my great aunt pearl sitting at granny gazzie’s kitchen table ‘saucer and blowing’ her tea. When this practice was more commonplace, coffee was boiled and served extremely hot. You might run into some older folks who remember. My post about chocolate gravy led us to eating bread soaked in coffee which has led us to the tradition of saucering and blowing your coffee to cool it for drinking. Is the coffee poured into a saucer to cool and then poured back into the cup? How do you properly “saucer” your coffee?

How do you properly “saucer” your coffee? My post about chocolate gravy led us to eating bread soaked in coffee which has led us to the tradition of saucering and blowing your coffee to cool it for drinking. When this practice was more commonplace, coffee was boiled and served extremely hot. You might run into some older folks who remember. Is the coffee poured into a saucer to cool and then poured back into the cup? I remember my great aunt pearl sitting at granny gazzie’s kitchen table ‘saucer and blowing’ her tea. Today, drinking coffee from a saucer isn't standard practice in the u.s. It was common to pour hot tea or coffee from the cup into the saucer to cool the drink. Dricka på fat (drink from a. Drinking coffee from a saucer can enhance the tasting experience by allowing the drinker to fully experience the aroma and flavors of the coffee.

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Saucer Your Coffee Dricka på fat (drink from a. How do you properly “saucer” your coffee? When this practice was more commonplace, coffee was boiled and served extremely hot. I remember my great aunt pearl sitting at granny gazzie’s kitchen table ‘saucer and blowing’ her tea. Is the coffee poured into a saucer to cool and then poured back into the cup? Today, drinking coffee from a saucer isn't standard practice in the u.s. Pouring a bit of coffee into the saucer makes it cool enough to drink. My post about chocolate gravy led us to eating bread soaked in coffee which has led us to the tradition of saucering and blowing your coffee to cool it for drinking. It was common to pour hot tea or coffee from the cup into the saucer to cool the drink. Drinking coffee from a saucer can enhance the tasting experience by allowing the drinker to fully experience the aroma and flavors of the coffee. This was a time when coffee was boiled. Dricka på fat (drink from a. You might run into some older folks who remember.