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First Starbucks in Italy – Piazza Cordusio, Milano, Italy

We Happened to be in Milan the day the Starbucks opened. 
Didn’t go the first day as it was packed, but took some photos and video on day two.

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Favorite Christmas Gift – Mukka Pot

This Moka pot makes cafe latte in one pot. No need to heat or steam milk separately.

This is a great upgrade from my standard Italian Moka pot.

Thanks @gogojoseph !!! 

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How do you take your coffee? Light, Dark, Sweet?

After dinner café, Biosolaire, Milano, Italia

A great way to end a meal. 
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Classic Cafe Affogato at Starbucks Reserve

Downtown Palm Springs

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Coffee, tea and a little work at our new hangout in Van Nuys – Farm Table

#food #cafe #vannuys #coffee #tea #coworking #coworkingspace

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