
Found this interesting site...
Wouldn't it be nice if all our coffee was served with the same care and attention as this barman has shown?
Sammy Lin, a New York barman, creates amazing faces and patterns for his customers' cappucinos.
He has made quite a name for himself with his steady hand and creative eye for a frothy picture. Take a look at our selection:
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more Latte art
BUT I STILL LIKE THE MALAYSIAN COFFEE--- KOPI O PENG GAU...<
For all local coffee connoisseurs, the kopi tiam (coffee shop in Hokkien dialect) is a must. Despite the exodus of the Malaysian coffee-drinking society from the kopi tiams early in this century to the recent advent of European-style cafes and bistros, the coffee shop still figures prominently as a part of the local scene. Just walk down any street, and you will see it, the kopi tiam with its wide array of delectable hawker fare and its specialty--the local coffee.
There are five variations:
Kopi - white coffee (with condensed milk, Malaysian style as opposed to the
Western version with sugar and cream)
Kopi-O - black coffee (no milk, just sugar),
Kopi-Kosong - coffee with no milk and no sugar (for the "real" coffee drinker!)
Kopi-Peng - iced white coffee
Kopi-O-Peng - iced black coffee
A must-try to appreciate the flavor and aroma of the local coffee ... plus the
ice to cool off in Malaysian weather).
hehe. starbucks's mocha latte still rule ; )
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