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01-18-2008, 08:00 PM
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espresso v. coffee?
what is the difference between espresso from a coffe shop and coffee that I brew at home in the pot. also what is the difference with a french press. I have tried it and its good but what exactly is it?
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Re: espresso v. coffee?
I think espresso is stronger then regular coffee. and the smell of the espresso much better then coffee.
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