Okay, enough Spanish for now – the title is as far as the Spanish goes for this blog post.
I thought I’d share this with you all on WordPress with you this week. I’ve already bored everyone about this on Google+ so I thought that I’d spread the joy far and wide 😉
Inspired by one of my Google+ friends, I purchased an imitation Moka Pot to make some espresso coffee at home without having to pay a big price in a café for some. So, I also grabbed some Fair Trade coffee and home I went.
The instructions that came with the pot were very scant and so it was a good job that the internet could provide me with the finer points of using such a coffee pot.
It was good but Gloria is not too keen on espresso. She loves cappuccino though and I determined to get a coffee frother.
Coffee frothers are hard to come by in Britain unless you are buying one of those mini handheld whisk type things. The shops that do stock the nice frothers also charge a big price.
Eventually, I found one at a reasonable price. That night I frothed up some milk and made some hot chocolate. It was good for a quick frothy drink.
This week I combined the two. My stove coffee pot and the milk frother to make myself a cappuccino in the comfort of my own home. I prefer cinnamon on top rather than chocolate and so I was able to make a cappuccino how I like it. Few coffee shops seem to have cinnamon.
The mug was bought for me a few years ago by Yasmin. She was eighteen years old at the time and it was a reference to a place where she worked at weekends. It was called Cheeky Monkeez and she dressed up as a monkey during children’s parties.
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