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Coffee Service
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Coffee Service
What is a coffee service? ![Crying or Very Sad :cry:](./images/smilies/icon/cry.gif)
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Re: Coffee Service
... why is it mentioned so often ![Crying or Very Sad :cry:](./images/smilies/icon/cry.gif)
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Re: Coffee Service
It is a important social event.
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Re: Coffee Service
Yes, the niceties and forms must be observed.Serkanner wrote:It is a important social event.
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Re: Coffee Service
the Fremen were "modeled" on (Frank's conception of) the Bedu (Bedouin) of the central Arabian Peninsula;
as stated above, coffee (and stupidly strong tea) is the center of social ritual (Bedu coffee is bad-ass strong, too ...
served in an itty-bitty cup, about three or four times stronger than espresso)(and off the top of my swollen, bloated
head, I can't call the name of the type of coffee beans used, but the result is a disturbingly dark green, thick liquid,
like 50:1 oil-gas mixes for chainsaws ...)
being a traditionally "nomadic" culture, the Bedu kept their personal possession light, for travel, and the coffee service
was (and is) a prized possession (often passed down for generations - even in a "modern" Arab's home, you must
hear the complete story of the life of the coffee service from your host before taking the first sip)
altho not specifically stated by Frank, I'd assume that a Fremen's coffee service would be among the handful of
"possessions" considered important, and one of the few things packed-up and taken with them when the tribe
was "on the move" ....
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as stated above, coffee (and stupidly strong tea) is the center of social ritual (Bedu coffee is bad-ass strong, too ...
served in an itty-bitty cup, about three or four times stronger than espresso)(and off the top of my swollen, bloated
head, I can't call the name of the type of coffee beans used, but the result is a disturbingly dark green, thick liquid,
like 50:1 oil-gas mixes for chainsaws ...)
being a traditionally "nomadic" culture, the Bedu kept their personal possession light, for travel, and the coffee service
was (and is) a prized possession (often passed down for generations - even in a "modern" Arab's home, you must
hear the complete story of the life of the coffee service from your host before taking the first sip)
altho not specifically stated by Frank, I'd assume that a Fremen's coffee service would be among the handful of
"possessions" considered important, and one of the few things packed-up and taken with them when the tribe
was "on the move" ....
![Image](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9d/Bedouinnasserwadirum.jpg/170px-Bedouinnasserwadirum.jpg)
![Image](http://girlsoloinarabia.typepad.com/photos/13_saudi_arabia/poundingcoffee.jpg)
![Image](http://threes.com/cms/images/stories/food/bedouin_coffee.jpg)
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Re: Coffee Service
Sandrider really said it all, not much left for me to say "yup".
I wonder how their coffee compares to the stuff in Ethiopia? Sounds like it's even stronger, which is a scary thought! I love bold coffee, but the Ethiopian stuff seemed pretty damned near fullblast to me.
I wonder how their coffee compares to the stuff in Ethiopia? Sounds like it's even stronger, which is a scary thought! I love bold coffee, but the Ethiopian stuff seemed pretty damned near fullblast to me.
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