No we have Gaggia. it grinds the beans then makes one cup at a time. Its awesome.
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No we have Gaggia. it grinds the beans then makes one cup at a time. Its awesome.
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Yes Carl, I agree - it's hard to get good rum in the USA (and good beer for that matter!). That's why Canada is the only alternative choice!
I on the other hand, like to sit back with a nice hand rolled Cuban cigar and a Cuban Libre while watching the wildlife in my yard - I know what you're thinking - wasting that NICE rum watering it down with coke!!!
As for the Cuban Coffee - don't care that much for it - although my son loves the sugar packets I bring back for him - "best sugar in the world" he says!
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Kinda ironic that you're enjoying a Cuba Libre made with products whose purchase will tend to delay that event. Maybe you should call it a Cuba Opresa.Originally Posted by matt4x4
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ahem - excuse moi - I purchase these products IN Cuba - maybe not the coke, but all the others - yes...but we produce coke in Canada by Canadian companies - coke being the general term for the product.....doesn't have to be the actual brand name you know....
And - any Cuban rum or other Cuban spirits sold in Canada are also purchased properly and legally by our importers - at least some countries are actually helping Cuba, not raping it or waiting with baited breath for an oppertunity TO take advantage of the country.
If you (general term here) take a closer look, our country aids Cuba in many ways and has greatly improved the infrastructure there.
Unfortunately, it was the usual pillaging and plundering of another country (whose name I won't mention here) that led to Cuba's demise and to be honest, they're probably a better country for having broken off THAT relationship....
You (being the general word here again) could learn a lot of good things from them by looking beyond the oppression.
Heck - many could even learn about health care....
Last edited by matt4x4; 06-19-2007 at 08:20 AM.
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