severnside gull
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This is true of ANY coffee shop.
aaaah.....that explains my predeliction for strong black coffee
This is true of ANY coffee shop.
There are still no Starbucks in Italy, where they care about coffee, which should tell you all you need to know.
Until just a couple of years ago the same could also be said of Belgium and the Netherlands, but they have now muscled their way into a few places frequented by foreigners like Schiphol Airport and a few stations. But I have yet to meet a Belgian or a Dutchman who would admit to setting foot in one.
The Spanish is right. You'll find French supermarkets don't stock anything like as many foreign wines or cheeses as others do. This doesn't mean that other countries can't do wine or cheese.There are still no Starbucks in Italy, where they care about coffee, which should tell you all you need to know.
Until just a couple of years ago the same could also be said of Belgium and the Netherlands, but they have now muscled their way into a few places frequented by foreigners like Schiphol Airport and a few stations. But I have yet to meet a Belgian or a Dutchman who would admit to setting foot in one.
Starbucks is good enough for Glenn Murray! - how can we mere mortals complain?
He is from up north though, so he would be happy with gravy to be honest