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Hoppy Easter
“Hoppy Easter” from two Lindt love bunnies in Tel Aviv! Follow @TimeCupsoul on Instagram for more photos like this one.
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Thank You, 2014
Time Cupsoul wants to say thank you for an amazing year. It’s been such a great global journey so far and I’m excited for 2015. Never stop searching for your cupsoul.
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Watching: A Film About Coffee
Though I do not have affiliation with this film, from the moment that I heard about it, I became excited. This past week it went live online. Stunning cinematography and a wonderful weaving of stories. Rent or buy this journey through coffee on Vimeo; highly recommended for coffee lovers.
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Nelly Kitchen: Organic, Relaxing Haven
Today, I was in Old Jaffa, Israel after stopping at the amazing Shoplifters: Aesthetic Chaos fashion & design shopping space, and passed by a little garden patio with tables and chairs, framed by vines and greenery. I said, “look how cute!” as I looked in on the people sipping coffee and talking. My boyfriend immediately put the car in reverse and we parked behind what we later discovered is Nelly Kitchen.
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Ode to Cafe Noah: Once a Writer’s Secret Garden in Tel Aviv
Not far from the Habima in Tel Aviv, a little cafe called Cafe Noah used to sit, and it was just perfect. Tucked away on a little back street in a fairly quiet neighborhood, Cafe Noah calmly invited patrons inside. Even if it is no longer open, its vibe requires sharing with the world. It was one of my favorite coffee shops in TLV. There was an indoor and outdoor seating area in the cafe, both equally special. The inside was dimly-lit with natural light that warmed bookshelf-lined walls. As…
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What Exactly IS Chocolate?
This quick video from NCA (the National Confectioners Association) is a wonderful introduction to chocolate. As I will be giving chocolate tips in the coming weeks, I highly recommend this video for a quick pre-“tour.”
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Ten Observations from the Land of Juan Valdez: Bogota, Colombia
Greetings from sunny Bogotá, Colombia. Time Cupsoul is pleased to report to finally be in coffee country! It’s so great to be here. Exploring around Bogotá today, here are first day observations: 1) The city is huge – it can take 40 minutes to taxi between the city center and the Candelaria, or historic district. Candelaria is gorgeous; the architecture is stunning. It’s like a scene from a Gabriel Garcia Márquez novel 2) This is definitely a business formal town; many people wear suits 3) Mondongo and arepas…
