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My Mid-Century Life

February 3, 2010 by foodfash

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I’ve been told a time or ten that I’m deceivingly domestic.  Perhaps my front door is really a time machine – where everything is different upon entering, including me.  My home is defined by mid-century finds, daily home cooked meals, a sewing machine, and rose scented candles.  In other words, I think your grandma’s cool.

I’ve recently purchased a percolator and it’s my newest favorite.  And before I continue, I have to admit that my taste in coffee is comparable to that of red wine – when asked if I enjoy a cup or glass, my answer is merely “yes”, no details.

So yes, I enjoy my percolator.  It makes two to four cups of caffeinated goodness and is pretty enough to serve while suited up in your finest Anthro apron.  With no need for a coffee filter, it’s also a sustainable choice.  Compete with that Mr. Coffee!

I take mine black, but have agave nectar and almond milk on hand for guests.

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Filed Under: agave nectar, almond milk, coffee, lifestyle, percolator

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Comments

  1. Sarah says

    February 3, 2010 at 11:42 pm

    I'm buying a percolator today! Ok, maybe this weekend. So much cuter than my ugly IKEA French Press!

  2. Cesa says

    February 4, 2010 at 1:19 pm

    Such a good idea! I have Organic Instant Coffee at home which is just okay. (I'm trying to save money, a lot of money!) But this percolator sounds like a great idea. I'm going to have to try it.Have you tried goat milk? I love it with my coffee!

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