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Wednesday, July 12, 2006
~ 6:14 AM ~
Coffee ( For one cup )
This is for making coffee from those coffee machine.
*This is the filter paper. NOT coffee powder. Can be bought at CarreFour*
First, put the filter or whatever u call that into the machine
Add 2 teaspoon of coffee powder. More if you want it to be thick.
( The black stuff is coffee powder)
Add water into it. The amount can be calculated by using your cup. Add abit more for fear of evaporation rate.
*Pardon me if you cant see the water, but its inside the machine*
Turn the machine on.
And when its done, add sugar.
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Wonderful coffee!
