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Think of a cup of coffee as a bagel, says Jonathan Echeverry, owner of Paper Plane Coffee Co. in Montclair.
“You have tons of different types of bagels cinnamon, onion, everything,” he said. “But if you burn every single one of those bagels, they would taste more or less the same. If you just put a light toast on it, it would accentuate the natural flavors of that bagel.”
Same deal with coffee. Plenty of coffee shops over-roast their coffee beans. Which is fine, said Echeverry. It’s what we’ve come to expect in a cup of coffee. A burnt bagel will still fill your belly and burnt coffee will still wake you up.
A cabin crew member previously revealed crew will never drink the stuff.
This is because the beverage is made using the onboard water - which is not as pure as one would hope.
“Flight attendants will not drink hot water on the plane, a flight attendant revealed to Business Insider.
Flights: “[Cabin crew] will not drink plain coffee, and they will not drink plain tea” (Image: Getty Images)
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“They will not drink plain coffee, and they will not drink plain tea.”
Posting on US knowledge-sharing site Quora, another former flight attendant wrote: “The water on the plane is absolutely disgusting, the tanker which the water comes from is literally never cleaned.”
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Add “esplanade” to your vocabulary, as in “a garden-like median forms an esplanade running the length of New Jersey Street.” It passes in front of the
Bates-Hendricks House, built in the mid-1800s and still one of Indy’s oldest residences. James O. Woodruff, who designed Woodruff Place, also designed this stretch.
1526 S. New Jersey St., bateshendricks.org
EAT
The tacos at
Tex-Mex are a gift to humanity. Sure, the portions are small. And, yeah, the place is inside a grocery store attached to a gas station. But the food is unpretentious, delicious, and cheap we’re talking two clams per taco. Pay on the grocery side first, then take your order to the counter. It’s carryout only, which isn’t a knock these days.
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With the Australia Day public holiday Tuesday, many businesses in Rockhampton and on the Capricorn Coast will be closed.
Some businesses will still open, with varied opening hours compared to regular days.
If you are looking to do some shopping or dine out, included in this list are some of the businesses open this Australia Day.
Rockhampton
Allenstown Square: 10am to 4pm (individual store hours may vary)
Bunnings: 7am to 6pm
CocoBrew: Closed