jimmoore
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Bird, I have never had a cup of coffee at McDonalds that was fit to drink anyway! It tasted like that clown had strained it through his baggy drawers.
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Bird
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I've never been impressed with McDonad's coffee, either, Jim./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif Oddly enough (to me anyway) is that what I think was the best coffee I can remember is what I used to get on Braniff airplanes, but I don't know what they used or whether they did anything different in making it.
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Bird,
Of course Braniff is not around anymore and I think you would change your mind about airline coffee today. I don't think what they are using is the problem, but those water holding tanks don't get cleaned near often enough. My wife, she is a flight attendant, says bottled water is the only way to go on a plane.
She made the mistake of bringing home a German coffee by a company named "Jacobs" with a brand name "Kronung" (add ".." above the "o") that has me hooked. I've never seen it in the states.
MarkV
Of course Braniff is not around anymore and I think you would change your mind about airline coffee today. I don't think what they are using is the problem, but those water holding tanks don't get cleaned near often enough. My wife, she is a flight attendant, says bottled water is the only way to go on a plane.
She made the mistake of bringing home a German coffee by a company named "Jacobs" with a brand name "Kronung" (add ".." above the "o") that has me hooked. I've never seen it in the states.
MarkV