Coffee Knowledge-Arabica Coffee

The first word your baby says is "coffee".

You know the cost, place of growth, and baking time of a pile of beans (a hill of beans, slang for worthless things).

You know more about the varieties of coffee beans than you do about your dog.

You still have a payment for the coffee machine.

When you owe Nogan coffee money, you are still thinking about what you want to drink the next coffee.

Even if it takes two tiny times to get rid of caffeine, you will still give yourself a drink at the end of the day before you go to bed.

There are more buttons on your coffee machine than on the TV remote.

Your ringtone is like the sound of a bean grinder.

When your friend talks to you about the body of a beautiful woman, your head thinks of the body of coffee.

You will use words such as "nutty", "fruity" and "good roundness" in your daily conversation.

You chase the author of your favorite coffee book like a star.

You don't have time to grind pepper for your own cooking, but you will grind coffee beans patiently.

Your cat's name is Goran, Yemeni and Little Pearl.

Your raw beans take up more space in the storeroom than food.

Even with the same cup of coffee, you still have obsessive-compulsive disorder to drink different batches of flavor.

You have more than 5 kinds of coffee utensils and more than 2 bean grinders.

There is a special coffee area in your kitchen and a special baking area in the garage.

When you walk into any beverage store, you can't help but take a closer look at the brand and construction of various coffee utensils in the bar.

You will send Christmas cards to your barista.

You will say good night to your coffee pot.

When a friend you just met talked to you about coffee, you thought, Oh, fate has arrived.

You will use a chain of cafes as the last stop of your trip.

If you want to give up everything, you can work in a cafe. It doesn't matter whether you have a salary or not.

You order a latte just to judge the technical content of milk foam; when you drink espresso, you can't help but wonder which beans are mixed with this recipe.

You think it's worthwhile to visit a coffee farm in a dangerous and distant place!

There are no thermometers in your first aid kit, but there are several in the kitchen drawer.

Your emergency refuge supplies include 50 pounds of all kinds of rare coffee beans to give yourself motivation to live.

You have at least one computer program or spreadsheet to track coffee spending.

Your coffee maker is more expensive than TV.

Your clothes are from Wal-Mart, but the coffee maker is from Italy.

You have at least three navigation signs in your GPS that are cafes.

The motivation to travel is to experience the famous cafes.

You have no interest in historical figures, except that Napoleon's last words before his death were: give me another cup of coffee!

Habit articles learn from the idea of coffee to taste all kinds of food, even if it's just white rice.

When you read this, you find yourself nodding.