Drive thru Coffee hits Cairns...

[jimmyd]

For you fellow caffiene addicts out there (you know who you are);

'Discovered" this one today - what can I say; Drive thru $6.50 tripple shot RBO really hits the spot





http://www.muzzbuzz.com.au/

Cheers

James

[COLDROCKS]

quantity vs cost seems reasonable....what about quality? what sort of bean are they using?
will have to try em with my double shot machiato.....

[jimmyd]

quantity vs cost seems reasonable....what about quality? what sort of bean are they using?
will have to try em with my double shot machiato.....

A nice, rounded, sightly chocolatey aromatic brew; would hazard a guess at a primarily Arabica blend with a hint of soy bean - no bitter aftertaste charecteristic of burnt beans or scorched milk.

Overall scores a competent 7/10 in my books

Cheers

James

[2000XR]

All well and good for those cars that can get in to Raintrees complex

[jimmyd]

All well and good for those cars that can get in to Raintrees complex

No probs Ray, they have a walk up window for those with vertically challenged rides

Cheers

James

[low_ef]

I was so happy until i read the last post!.

Maccas drive through for me

[Marco]

haha yeah we drove past it the other day and the missus was like "see I told you there was one there"... but we both kinda figure its really in the wrong spot?

Will get one tho... god I love coffee... (but if you want to wake up a apple does a better job)

Marco

[FGXR6]

apples? as in apple juice?

[Marco]

Yes as in Apple Juice will "wake" you up better/faster then a coffee (well the caffeine).
Its meant to be the natural sugars in the apple that gives you a longer high and doesn't drop off like caffeine does when you body is finished processing it.

But Im not sure if there's been any real study into it.

Marco

[Tuff-ZC]

But Im not sure if there's been any real study into it.

It's common sense - apples are a Low-GI food which give a long, sustained release of sugars into your body while coffee is a High-GI food that gives you a short sharp release of sugar and a shot of a stimulant (caffeine)

And once the effects of the sugar and caffeine wear off, you start to get a craving for more - it's almost like it's a drug or something