Novel Coffee And Teas Novels & Stories

There wasn’t a need to make it more bitter with coffee. On the other hand, the second set of memories belonging to Zen Taro argued with his usual preference as a chef. The third young master of the Taro family liked his coffee thick with only one sugar. In fact, there was a particular coffee that the teen enjoyed in-game when he played a coffee-making game. Cold-brew was the new trend, and that coffee contained no sugar.

“Good thing I got a large.” I nodded as I continued drinking, not wanting to let go of the lid. But the coffee burned my throat. So I slowed down in order to savor the taste a bit. “What’d you say was in this again?” Rae smiled. “Regular caffeinated coffee with a shot of rosewater and two pumps of caramel.” I grinned. “Damn, that’s good.” “There’s this cute little coffee shop not too far up the road. I got Michael to drive me up there.”

Drew teased me as he tried to erase the creases in my forehead. “And what does sharing my thoughts with you have anything to do with me growing old fast?” I retorted. He just arrived when I decided to take a break and have a cup of tea. He said he came from his shop and wanted me to try his new creation: Choco Coffee Treats. I have yet to get the exact recipe but, by just listening to its name, I assume it's grounded roasted coffee beans mixed in with chocolate. And I must say, it is good on my palette.

"That place has the worst coffee I've ever tasted. How could you have not know this?" "Well maybe you should've given me a heads up! I don't drink coffee so how should I know?" I snapped. Coffee always gave me a headache whenever I drank it or even smelled it, so I avoided it as best as I could even though Ales loves coffee. Ever since Ales moved in with me, all she drank was coffee and it increasingly became harder to stay away from it. The only hot beverage I drink is tea.

"Then... we'll drink it then. I miss drinking matcha coffee. Ever since I came here, I haven't had it again. Now, I miss my convenient life... there are no starb*cks here." Everyone thought that the queen was talking about a place in her ruined dukedom, but it was actually a famous coffee shop in her world. After a couple of minutes, the leaves were powdered as five people helped hasten the process. They are curious about what unusual recipe the queen had prepared this time. "Is it edible, madam? Is it really fine to add green tea to coffee?" The queen was about to reply when all of a sudden the door opened. There was a man with a straight face looking at her, with crossed arms.

Thomas' lips curled into a smile as he moved the potted plant to the side and flipped to a page of a book. The shop assistant from the bookstore brought over the flower tea that Yu Cangcang ordered. Yu Cangcang picked up a cup of coffee that had cooled down and handed it to the shop assistant. "Take away this. Thank you." Thomas glanced at her. Before he could say anything, Yu Cangcang said, "It's so late. You can't fall asleep while drinking coffee. Drink some flower tea." She picked up the glass pot and poured two cups of golden scented tea. Then, she said meaningfully, "Newly red chrysanthemum wolfberry."

Sharon asked, Henry laughed, amused by their curiosity. "That, my friend, is a coffee maker. It brews a delicious and energizing beverage called coffee. Would you like to try some?" Henry asked, The creature's eyes widened with intrigue. "Coffee? Sounds fascinating! I would love to taste this new concoction." the prince said, Jessica, who had overheard their conversation, joined in. "I'll make you a cup right away. It's a quick and simple process. Just watch this." Jessica explained,

“Man, you should get a whiff of this awesome cafe.” Nico drove close to a certain cafe and one could smell the rich scent of coffee wafting out of the establishment and into the car. It was Ben’s first time sniffing it, being raised on fresh milk, juice, and herbal tea. The scent was unfamiliar to him, but his mind registered it as good. It also made him a little energetic for some reason. “Smells good, right?” “Yeah.” “We could have had it earlier, but we weren’t able to buy new beans yet. Let’s go for it later, after the orientation.”

Such a fun chapter!! Chapter 11 - Colton Hastings doesn't get jealous. ~~~ Café Day was a small coffee and cupcake shop that sold reasonable yet extremely delicious creamy and unhealthy food. It was exactly what anyone would need on a hot Sunday morning. Starbucks was just a few blocks away from it, still, Café Day was never short of customers. The majority of students preferred Café Day due to its not-so-soaring-the-sky rates. Plus they rarely wrote the names on the cups wrong.

It sat quietly within me, like an unanswered question. I finished my breakfast and stood up. “I’ll make tea,” I said. “And coffee for us?” my mom asked. I nodded. In the kitchen, I prepared everything slowly, almost absentmindedly. The aroma of tea leaves filled the air, mixing with the rich scent of coffee. I poured them into cups—tea for me, coffee for my family—and carried my cup upstairs. --- Back in my room, I paused for a moment. The rain was still falling. Soft.