Every coffee drinker has an opinion as to what type of coffee is the best have tried many different brands, blends and roasts. Although many people drink instant coffee, found this is not conducive to the rich flavor that is experienced when drinking freshly brewed coffee. The taste is just not the same. Although used to believe that the best cup of coffee overall was plain coffee brewed from Arabica beans,since changed my mind. The best cup of coffee have ever had was Mocha coffee. It may be because love chocolate, but then again, it might be that it is just a great tasting coffee. As a coffee drinker who does not add sugar (only a little creamer) to their coffee, had shied away from trying any type of coffee that required sweetener to be added. My daughter, who is a coffee aficionado, convinced me to try Mocha coffee. The preparation of her version of Mocha coffee is simple. A freshly brewed cup of coffee, a tablespoon of cocoa powder (unsweetened), a tablespoon of sugar and coffee creamer to suit your taste are the basic ingredients. A dash of vanilla extract can be added.
simply brews the coffee, adds the above ingredients and a delicious Mocha coffee is the end result.converted from a plain coffee drinker to the world of Mocha.recently purchased an espresso machine and uses it to make Mocha coffee. In addition,experimenting with different methods of making the coffee using different ingredients. Using espresso coffee, steamed milk and flavored syrup is another way of making this drink. There are a variety of flavored syrups available and believe has tried all of them. However, recently made Mocha coffee using espresso coffee and ingredients that were a little different than the original drink that converted me from a plain coffee drinker.
Her latest version and truly the best cup of coffee
have ever had is made by using the following ingredients. The amount of the ingredients can be adjusted accordingly, but this is what is used to make two cups. Two cups of espresso coffee, 1/3 cup of cocoa, ½ teaspoon vanilla extract and 2 cups of milk are combined. Pour this into a cup and top it with whipped cream and a dash of cinnamon.
Fresh loaves of khubuz or Arabic bread, meaning pita or any other flat bread
Feta or white cheese made from goat milk or ewe’s milk
A bowl of olives, black and green
Labneh, a cream cheese-like strained yogurt
Extra virgin live oil for drizzling
Cucumber slices and tomato wedges
Sweet tea or Arabic coffee depending on the country or personal preferences
Traditionally, such breakfast food isn’t eaten with spoon, fork or knife, but you use
pieces of bread to scoop up the white cheese and the labneh.