Well I like coffee but I wanted to change things up from "Auto-Life" and "Auto-Drip" and I certainly have done that. Now with my Delonghi Expresso Cafe Machine I have two choices, I use like regular express with my own scoops or I can use E.S.E. Pods. I have the pods but they are just to have because I can and because they are a nice short-cut once in awhile for just a quickie expresso(Usually dabbed with a bit of "Redi-Whip"). What I do most of the time is make most excellent cappuccinos with lots of froth. I flavor them with English Toffee, Coconut, Cherry, Ccokie Dough, Irish Cream, Red Velvet Cake, Cheescake, Cupcake, Mint Chocolate Chip and Toasted Marshmellow. All these syrups can be used in mixing cocktails and also snow cones, hence triple-duty. Coffee for me isn't just simple and automatic anymore, it's complex and adventurist with outstanding taste and a whole lot of combinations. Heck I still haven't even used chocolate powder, cinnamon/sugar, or honey yet. How exciting to open my "Cappuccino Lab" in the morning.
I have also changed my breakfast and now I make my own muffins, biscuits and Belgium Waffles. I got a "Kitchen-Made" portable, handheld mixer and also a really nice green, Belgium Waffle maker. I just made some basic muffins(6 jumbo) and they taste great and not much trouble at all and easy to clean up. I take a muffin spray it down a little with water and put in a little plastic container(formerly containing Philidelphia Cream Cheese) and microwave for 33 seconds. I take it out and spray with butter/margarine and wahlah instant scrumptiousness. Next up I will try my new Belgium Waffle maker. Course I'vd already had a few hits of Heavy-Hitters "Sour-Diesal"Catridge(86% Sativa THC) before I even have breakfast as I have it with my Cappuccino. Bone Aptite.
I am also planning another trip to SF to pick up some more cartridges, going to get three varieties and all are over 86% THC Sativa and $63.00/G. Place is called "Barbary Coast" and even has a "Lounge"(Saw lots of pics and looks really cool) it's only ten minutes by bike from the train depot. Now just waiting for the weather, should be in the low seventies hopefully next week. Sayonara.