Love coffee? Now love it even more.
I’m not a coffee addict. I don’t need coffee. I don’t drink it at the same time every day. I don’t even have one every day. But when I do have coffee, I can only have good coffee. And by good coffee, I mean Nespresso. I’m a coffee snob. My first Nespresso machine was a gift and it ruined me for any other coffee. No Shabbos coffee for me, unless I brew some before Shabbos and have it iced on Shabbos morning. The last chametz item put away before Pesach is my Nespresso machine. I actually kept it in my bedroom from the day I turned over my kitchen until Erev Pesach. One of the most thoughtful gifts I ever received was a new machine exclusively for Pesach! When do you need coffee more than the Pesach season?
I view coffee as a guilt-free treat. I savor it. I usually have my coffee after the kids leave to school and I can sip in silence. The ritual of it is part of the pleasure. And with a Nespresso machine, there are many creative ways to enjoy it.
4) A tiny bit of almond extract goes really well in a cappuccino.
5) This Califia Farms Toasted Coconut Almondmilk Blend you see in the photos goes really well in an iced coffee or slushie when you can’t have milk.
6) Tirosh chocolate tea biscuits have only 90 calories for three. They’re the perfect accompaniment for the late-night decaf I sip while I sit at my computer.
Are you a coffee snob? How do you like your coffee? Leave a comment below.
Nice to see you’re enjoying your Pesach Nespresso 🙂
Great tips!!! Thank you! Will definitely try them.
Esti- you actually spoiled me too- but as I am a coffee addict I’ll do with what I can get, Though the next gift on the list is a Nespresso (you can inform my husband!)
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