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ed Oct 13th, 2003 02:12 PM

Sugar in Europe
 
Has anyone else noticed that it takes longer for the sugar in the coffee to melt that it does in the states?

I have noticed this over many trips.

No, it isn't because put more sugar in. :-B

ira Oct 13th, 2003 02:21 PM

Could it be that the coffee is not as hot?

Could the sugar be coarser?

Could you be wrong?

Degas Oct 13th, 2003 02:32 PM

How highly perceptive of you. The EU has mandated highly restricted import standards. Sugar must now come from Rhodesia or Upper Silsia; both of which are known for expensive, but slow dissolving sugar due to a high mineral to moisture relativity count. Dr. Rene Jasmone, a famous Paris tour guide, has a list of cafes that keep a stash of the "old stuff" for discerning customers.

jody Oct 13th, 2003 03:03 PM

DEGAS>

GO TO YOUR ROOM!

indytravel Oct 13th, 2003 03:18 PM

Awww, can't Degas stay and play a while longer? I'd like to find a cafe that serves the "good stuff." :-)

hansikday Oct 13th, 2003 03:26 PM

degas, how is Rene's tour business going? I need to get one of those original bricks from Notre Dame.


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