Even if this is true or not. Do you really think the DR is this organized. The restrictions under Covid was mostly pretending to do something. And I glad they didn’t ruin the tourist industry like a few other places.
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Give up Beef, Milk and now Coffee ?
I will give up my coffee when they give up their private jets.
Well, so much for more freedom in the DR, I suppose motos don't pass the bottle of Brugal back and forth; while they're driving.
I used to see that, lol; one of the highest traffic fatality rates on the planet.
Man, this is sad to hear; Nazi Germany coming to the DR.
Interesting. That's supposed to be their "pick of the litter" beans.
TBH, you got me hooked on Azzuro since you mentioned it a few months ago.
Thank you for noticing.
I was going to say something but then I read the thread and saw you had beaten me to it.
It proves a point, but then I digress.
It's early morning here in my part of the world and I'm on my second and last cup of the day.
Coffee is more of a habit than anything else for me.
I am not a connoisseur.
I drink instant Nescafé.
Every empty jar is full of possibilities.
These are the six best ? Can anyone explain honey coffee ? https://www.homegrounds.co/dominican-republic-coffee/
I have tried the Induban and Monte Perello and while I liked the smell of both neither had much after flavor for me, although the Perello was better of the two.
The Santo Domingo is my go to, and it's cheaper, but you know I also like the Cafe Bustelo in the yellow can, so maybe that makes me a bottom feeder ?
Anyway the coffee I drink must mix well with Baileys at home.
After a small dinner I used to really enjoy a Monte Real with steamed milk at Velvet restaurant. Haven't been there in a few months however.
When in Puerto Rico we would always have coffee after dinner, or with desert. Coffee at the end seems to set off a nice dinner perfectly.
I think coffee is given more social importance in PR than DR. But I socialized more there with Puerto Ricans than I do with Dominicans here, likely for socio economic reasons.
I have tried the Induban and Monte Perello and while I liked the smell of both neither had much after flavor for me, although the Perello was better of the two.
The Santo Domingo is my go to, and it's cheaper, but you know I also like the Cafe Bustelo in the yellow can, so maybe that makes me a bottom feeder ?
Anyway the coffee I drink must mix well with Baileys at home.
After a small dinner I used to really enjoy a Monte Real with steamed milk at Velvet restaurant. Haven't been there in a few months however.
When in Puerto Rico we would always have coffee after dinner, or with desert. Coffee at the end seems to set off a nice dinner perfectly.
I think coffee is given more social importance in PR than DR. But I socialized more there with Puerto Ricans than I do with Dominicans here, likely for socio economic reasons.
But if we give up everything for the sake of Climate Change.....there are always crickets, and if you find that appealing listen to this
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Santo Domingo is my go to and I drink it the DR way with heated milk. I order it from Amazon when I’m back home, about $11 Canadian a bag if you order six bags at a time. Granted it’s not the best coffee but I’ve grown accustomed to it and miss it when I’m not in the DR.
Coffee and dairy are just the tip of the environmentally conscious iceberg for the WEF. The current focus in my country is on alcohol consumption. The latest medical research indicates a strong link between alcohol and liver cancer and other cancers. The recommendation used to be two drinks a day, now down to one drink a week.
At my age, I‘m not giving up coffee, dairy, and alcohol. I just bought a new ICE vehicle and my next one will have a hydrogen fuelled ICE engine. I have no interest in EV’s or hybrids. After surviving a heart problem and cancer, I want to enjoy the time I have left. I figure I’ve earned it.
Coffee and dairy are just the tip of the environmentally conscious iceberg for the WEF. The current focus in my country is on alcohol consumption. The latest medical research indicates a strong link between alcohol and liver cancer and other cancers. The recommendation used to be two drinks a day, now down to one drink a week.
At my age, I‘m not giving up coffee, dairy, and alcohol. I just bought a new ICE vehicle and my next one will have a hydrogen fuelled ICE engine. I have no interest in EV’s or hybrids. After surviving a heart problem and cancer, I want to enjoy the time I have left. I figure I’ve earned it.
It was still fact checked as false.Sorry this was the article I thought I linked
WEF speaker warns every time we drink coffee, we are 'putting CO2 into the atmosphere’ — says each ton of Joe emits an alarming 15 to 20 tons of CO2. Is it time to give up your daily brew?
Soon, it may not even be a choice.finance.yahoo.com
We have a public insectarium where they sell chocolate covered crickets and other bugs to eat. I’ve tried the crickets. Not something I would like in my diet on a regular basis. When I saw them, I thought of George Carlin’s joke about chocolate covered ants. “They don’t melt in your hand. They crawl in your mouth”. 😂But if we give up everything for the sake of Climate Change.....there are always crickets, and if you find that appealing listen to this
'Eat Ze Bugs' Is Not a Conspiracy 'Theory'
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I've had Monte Real with a bit of Tia Maria more times than I care to remember.
I tried it with Kahlua in the morning a couple of times but you can probably guess how that turned out.
Monte Real has become my goto. The kid likes Santo Domingo, but he puts 23 pounds of sugar in it. Mine is black with extra black. We have separate bins for our coffee now.
The way Dominicans spoon in sugar it no longer resembles coffee
Yahoo and MSN were fact checked that Hubert Keller didn't make this speech?
Yeah and no one admitted the vaccines cause clots and it wasn't engineered in Wuhan either .
Tom you seem to be one of "those". Yet another diehard Forum-Karen
As far as beef goes...
The high price is enough to have people willingly forgo the red meat.
I'll be long gone before insects are in every grocery store in one form or another.
Or served up by young, up and coming, chefs.
The masses will eat them and probably love them.
And the world turns.
To everything there is a season. Ecclesiastes 3 1:8
The high price is enough to have people willingly forgo the red meat.
I'll be long gone before insects are in every grocery store in one form or another.
Or served up by young, up and coming, chefs.
The masses will eat them and probably love them.
And the world turns.
To everything there is a season. Ecclesiastes 3 1:8
I guess about 50% are already in prediabetis or diabetis of typ 2 (insuline resistence).
Random google search pick:
Nearly half of the U.S. population has diabetes or prediabetes—and many have no clue. Are you among them?
All told, roughly half of the U.S. population has diabetes or its predecessor—and it's turning us into a nation burdened with illness, experts say.
Almost all of us are consuming too much sugar and this is the main driver of all kind of deseases.
Sugar consumption is the main cause of death.
Easy fix: stop eating sugar and starch (white flour bread, pasta etc.), eat real and healthy food, some excersises.
Educate yourself.
Dr. Ekberg explains the background.
By following his advice cured my insulance resistance within 2 weeks. No medication.
I lost 11 kg of weight without feeling hungry by eating of what is considered real food within only 9 weeks and feeling much better.
Alexander
I don't remember but I can tell you it's a staggering amount. Just look around and see how many obese persons you see.
Back in the 70-80s it was rare to see one.