Before there were drip pots, percolators, French presses, and fluid bed roasters... there was the frying pan.The Burke Museum and the Seattle Times take us back to the Ethiopian roots of coffee as ritual and social lubricant.
Very cool.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Coffee Break
Labels:
Coffee,
Seattle,
Social History
Before there were drip pots, percolators, French presses, and fluid bed roasters... there was the frying pan.The Burke Museum and the Seattle Times take us back to the Ethiopian roots of coffee as ritual and social lubricant.
Very cool.
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