Welcome One and All to The Singles Forum "Looking for People to Have Coffee With" Mighty Mingle!!
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I blame my older brother, before I knew how to order coffee myself , one year around Christmas he said here...try this.... it was an iced White Chocolate Peppermint Mocha from Starbucks. It was like Christmas in a cup. For a long time, thats all I'd get... then one day the seasonal peppermint wasn't available anymore.... so then it just became a Iced white mocha... its strong and good
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good choice of drinks Tim 👍
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It's Chinese or more specifically Cantonese.
Yes Dim Sum is what you eat, yum cha is what you drink, it literally means 'drink tea'.
Thai cuisine does not have yum cha. I like thai food too, but they don't have the chinese tea drinking culture. They are more likley to serve you tom yum, which is like a hot and sour soup, and always have chilis and lemon grass and coriander and fish sauce in their cuisine.
Chinese flavours are soya sauce, garlic and ginger. The tea is usually jasmine tea, which is green tea.
The only milk they would have is soya bean milk. No cows/cattle in China. The main meat is pork.
Tibet has yaks.
If you want to know more, could start a whole thread, but then I already posted a lot in the 'exotic foods' thread. To me, European and American food is exotic. lol
Yes Dim Sum is what you eat, yum cha is what you drink, it literally means 'drink tea'.
Thai cuisine does not have yum cha. I like thai food too, but they don't have the chinese tea drinking culture. They are more likley to serve you tom yum, which is like a hot and sour soup, and always have chilis and lemon grass and coriander and fish sauce in their cuisine.
Chinese flavours are soya sauce, garlic and ginger. The tea is usually jasmine tea, which is green tea.
The only milk they would have is soya bean milk. No cows/cattle in China. The main meat is pork.
Tibet has yaks.
If you want to know more, could start a whole thread, but then I already posted a lot in the 'exotic foods' thread. To me, European and American food is exotic. lol
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I blame my older brother, before I knew how to order coffee myself , one year around Christmas he said here...try this.... it was an iced White Chocolate Peppermint Mocha from Starbucks. It was like Christmas in a cup. For a long time, thats all I'd get... then one day the seasonal peppermint wasn't available anymore.... so then it just became a Iced white mocha... its strong and good
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