#indian coffee

[iamshivamjaiswal]

Coffee Time 😁

[indianmadedirect]

India is known for its diverse and flavorful coffee offerings, with several regions producing high-quality beans. Here are some of the top Indian coffee brands that are renowned for their excellence. Read continue to know more.

[mellowjohnsonjourney]

Educate yourself on coffee

Educate yourself on coffee varieties and determine "whether-you-prefer-the-boldness-of-robusta" - an exciting read awaits:

https://tajahindinews.in/coffee-brewing-methods-diversity-in-the-world-of-coffee/]

[bizztro]

How long does coffee last?

A bad cup of coffee can ruin the day. So can a stale cup of coffee. Contrary to popular opinion, coffee does go bad, and it does go stale, changing taste & turning over time. How much time, you ask? Now, that would be a product of how the coffee is stored in what form, and a few other factors. There comes a point in all our lives when our coffee no longer tastes like it did when we first opened…

[theacademicgatsby]

i think this might be my favorite picture I've taken till date

[rainbow-sunshine-unicorn]

Trying to peep the recipe for Kate’s golden chai in the new Official Bridgerton Cookbook and the recipe has just hit me with

This recipe serves two because Anthony nowadays prefers his wife’s chai to the dark, bitter coffee served in the coffeehouses of London

Anthony ‘rather famously besotted with his wife’ Bridgerton strikes again

[mangotalkies]

28.05: planning a three month long break; using a mug that's been lying on my shelf unused since forever; making some progress on my reading; creating my portfolio

i have about three months before my masters begins, and i want to use it extensively to learn subjects that i don't get to study academically or professionally. i'm also planning to learn sanskrit. i don't have a lot of confidence for it, but i'm gonna try anyway.

self study requires so much discipline. being a designer, my graduation in the design field didn't require me to "study" as much. in fact, i've not had a written exam in like 6 years. i did have a lot of presentations, case studies and juries though, which seems worse to me. but i think that's a classic case of the grass being greener on the other side.

my neurodivergent brain created a massive list of hobbies to pursue, subjects to learn and books to read. i'm really excited for the next three months though, it's all about how i plan and prioritise the things i want to do. (i won't, it's gonna be a chaotic hot mess but let's humour my enthusiasm).

[pagesofjasmine]

[m4movies]

Fajita MOOD

[thecornercoffeeshop]

Lota Cafe, Delhi

[slythdiaries]

03.09.24

The August skies are over, sadly.

And maybe it's the change in weather but lately I've started craving cold coffee much more strongly. This hot coffee from office just isn't coffeeing anymore iykyk🫤

[girl-please-study]

5/25 days of productivity

Reviewing isn’t as fun as learning stuff for the first time, but alas we have to do it. After completing the gene block I will start chemistry which is a lot similar to Highschool chem *cries*

[bhavya-thescribbler]

Anyone else obsessed with these cause I am....

[balluprojects]

Autumn's Kisses, 2024

Mixed media: indian ink with nib and coffee, on 200g paper 21x29,7 cm

may you be kissed by the blessings of autum's harvest*