Say, what's your favorite warm beverage?

[Rob]

My favorite would be the "steamer".

I hear that the ones made in Cleveland are the best.

My first reaction when reading the initial mention of the Steamer was very similar to this.

[Matt]

Anyone have that "quote your fellow posters out of context" thread handy?

[Rob]

http://www.jedidefender.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=7441.msg192315#msg192315

[Famine]

Hot tea.

Earl Grey, or Peppermint tea, generally.

Some mornings I drink black coffee, with nothing else in it but a plastic spoon.

Kevin

[Ryan]

I'm really not a coffee drink either. I can't stand the taste. I'll drink tea with honey from time to time. But Hot Cocoa would have to be my favorite. I just buy the Swiss Miss (or some other similar brand) and I usually mix in some cinnamon and nutmeg and when I make it I use milk instead of water and I usually add some vanilla and put a little whipped cream with cinnamon on top.

[Tracy]

My favorite would be the "steamer".

I hear that the ones made in Cleveland are the best.

I wouldn't be able to stop laughing long enough to order that.  I'd keep thinking about Johnny Knoxville and his Alabama Steamer Bean.........

[Darth_Anton]

I like a good Green Tea.

[Morgbug]

None.  Just don't like hot drinks is all.  I can handle hot chocolate but tea and coffee are pointless to me.  Flavour just doesn't do it. 

[jadesfire]

Kayo hot cocoa but Swiss Miss milk chocolate is pretty good too.  I like mine made with water so the Godiva stuff I got for Christmas that youhave to make with milk is gross.  Hard to believe anything labeled Godiva would  be a turn off but it is.

[CaptainAlex]

Love coffee. Any which way:
Black
with cream and sugar
with flavored creamer
from Starbucks
from 7-11
from the local diner
with breakfast
with lunch
with dinner
on a plane
on a train
on a boat
or with a goat
I love coffee, I am I am
I love coffee with eggs and ham

I also enjoy hot coco (made with milk not with Hot water. And the hot coco that is made from melted chocolate instead of the powered stuff)

Also like most varieties of tea.

[Scott]

OK smartass, what would you do if this came up:

I'll say "would you care for a warm beverage?"

And they'll say "yes, yes I would."

And then I'll say "well, what would you like?"

And then they'll say "A Hot Toddy"

I've save you the trouble, here is the wikipedia page

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_toddy

National Hot Toddy Day is celebrated on January 11.

Looks like this thread is about a week too late. . .

You failed to answer my question yet again :carnor:

[Matt]

You failed to answer my question yet again :carnor:

Hey, buddy, I don't know what you want me to say. 

But I do know that I have gotten some good ideas for entertaining guests in the future from this thread. 

For example:

I'll say "would you care for a warm beverage?"

And they'll say "yes, yes I would."

And then I'll say "well, what would you like?"

And then they'll say "A Hot Toddy."


And after she has a few of those, maybe I'll suggest she try a steamer.

"What's a steamer?" she'll say.

"Well, let me show you."



Only problem is that the Tassimo isn't equipped to make steamers, as far as I know.

Maybe I should have gone with it's sister model, the Assimo.

[Famine]

http://www.tdfoodequipment.com/Cleveland/images/clevelandsteamer.jpg

Kevin

[Scott]

Kevvho

Do you serve Cleveland Steamers or Hot Toddy's at the shoppe?

[Famine]

No.

I serve Sandwiches.

Kevin