greyhoundman said:Jenever or Korenwijn? 🙂
schow said:Canon A35F next to a cup of coffee and chicory. Anybody else drink this stuff? It might just be a Southern thing...
That's the way I heard it too. Cafe Du Monde...it brings back the best memories nearly every morning 🙂.schow said:Cafe Du Monde? God, I love that stuff.
As I recall, chicory was mixed into coffee during the United States Civil War because the Confederacy was running low on coffee. Anyone verify that?
schow said:Cafe Du Monde? God, I love that stuff.
As I recall, chicory was mixed into coffee during the United States Civil War because the Confederacy was running low on coffee. Anyone verify that?
Fedzilla_Bob said:Wait, I thought the French had been doing it for years prior to the "War of Northern Agression" (Trust me - It's not a Bob quote, it cojmes from an ex co-worker who went to interview an elderly daughter of a confedrate soldier)
captainslack said:Possibly. I know when the Union blockade strangled the coffee supplies to the CSA, they found a substitute in chickory root. They may have gotten the idea from the French or it may have been necessity. Either way, it makes a tasty addition to regular coffee! Not sure if I'd want a whole cup of the stuff, though.
Fedzilla_Bob said:Wouldn't it be cool to all join up in New orleans, cameras in hand and sitting around a table of bignets (sp?) and a cup of the coffee at Cafe DuMonde?
When??? 🙂Fedzilla_Bob said:Wouldn't it be cool to all join up in New orleans, cameras in hand and sitting around a table of bignets (sp?) and a cup of the coffee at Cafe DuMonde?
Trius said:..... Beignets