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There are a lot of places in Montreuil where you can order marvellous double espresso with snack cake. The most popular dressers in cafeterias of Montreuil in 2011 was joe froggers.
Erick Lowe remember that day when he start his first coffee restaurant in at 9 Rue Sedaine, 75011 Paris, France. The business on coffee has a years of tradition ever before First World War the cafeterias and restaurants was the center of cultural life in Montreuil.
Nowadays almost every hotel or restaurant can serve you Irish coffee. For example Royal Regency by Diamond Resorts situated 4.87 km from Indiana Café - Bercy Village or Mama Shelter Paris placed 5436.69 km from AU DELLY'S CAFE.

Here is some historical and current facts about coffee business in Montreuil:

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He was working for a coffee-house in Montreuil , and he ordered a double espresso with snack cake. It was the perfect way to start his own coffee bar: he got an espresso coffee with snack cake!In 2010 , another guy from Montreuil started his own coffee shop called "Froggers", he ordered espresso with coffee cake. What is your favourite café in Montreuil?

It would be a difficult question to ask, I would have to say that my favourite place in Montreuil is the one I used to spend most of my weekends in. I think that for me, that is the biggest change was that after I moved into my new home in 2004, I started to visit some of those cafes again, because there were some that were very close to my old place, for example, the old café Sainte-Juliet where the owner had a speciality of espresso drinks (I think it was a single espresso with a chocolate cake, I think the name is a bit silly) and I started to use them.

For example, I was sitting on my patio and the owner came over and said "I will make me a chocolate cake for you, I don't want to use any espresso drinks here. I want you to make me a coffee with a cocoa spread and a chocolate cake so that I can get rid of all my espresso drinks". He was quite pleased with me using it.

I am not sure what you used to order at joe froggers, but I always remember that it was always double espresso with a chocolate cake and it always had very good coffee, it was a great café and I would recommend it. What's yours most special favourite coffee?

I think my speciality is a latte, and I think that it should always be good, if you have a good coffee and it tastes really good.

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"How does the traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, known as 'buna', differ from Western-style coffee preparation methods?

The traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, or buna, differs significantly from Western-style coffee preparation methods as highlighted by recent news in the African photography scene. While Western-style coffee is typically brewed using modern appliances such as drip machines and espresso makers, the Ethiopian ritual involves a multi-step process that emphasizes cultural significance and social interaction. During the buna ceremony, green coffee beans are hand-selected from a family's own plantation or purchased from local markets. The beans are then roasted over an open flame in a clay pot called a jebena, releasing their aroma and flavor. Water is boiled in another clay vessel called a kettle, then poured over the coffee grounds in the jebena to create a rich, full-bodied brew. This slow, meditative process allows for an appreciation of the coffee's unique characteristics and fosters social connections. In many Ethiopian households, the buna ceremony is viewed as a sacred tradition and is often performed for guests or during special occasions such as weddings and funerals. Recent African photography exhibits have showcased the beauty and significance of the buna ceremony in captivating ways. Images from these events highlight the intricate steps involved in preparing the coffee, the vibrant colors and textures of traditional Ethiopian clothing, and the warmth and camaraderie that permeates each gathering. In contrast, Western-style coffee preparation often prioritizes efficiency and convenience over tradition and social interaction. While many people enjoy the bold flavors and smooth textures of espresso or drip coffee, these methods lack the cultural and communal significance that is so integral to the Ethiopian buna ceremony. In summary, while Western-style coffee preparation methods prioritize efficiency and convenience, traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremonies emphasize cultural significance and social interaction. Recent African photography exhibits have further highlighted the beauty and significance of this ritual, showcasing its unique steps, vibrant colors, and communal spirit.

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