Cat Poop Coffee!
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It’s early morning and you need a shot of java.
Why not run out and get the new Floridian coffee craze “Cat Poop Coffee”
Yes, ladies and gents, Cat Poop Coffee: makes ones mouth water.
NBC4 out of Columbus, Ohio reports that a Tampa Florida Coffee house is selling this new rare type of coffee out of Indonesia. The Indonesian Civet which, resembles a cat, eats coffee cherries from trees.
As you can imagine, what the animal’s body doesn’t use then comes out nature’s way.
This delicacy was bought by the Tampa Coffee Shop for a whopping $190.00 a pound. Customers pay $20.00 for a 12oz cup.
Can you imagine – coffee made from poop beans.
Makes you want to run out and get some – doesn’t it!
More on the story ==> NBC4i
Coffee anyone?
It’s early morning and you need a shot of java.
Why not run out and get the new Floridian coffee craze “Cat Poop Coffee”
Yes, ladies and gents, Cat Poop Coffee: makes ones mouth water.
NBC4 out of Columbus, Ohio reports that a Tampa Florida Coffee house is selling this new rare type of coffee out of Indonesia. The Indonesian Civet which, resembles a cat, eats coffee cherries from trees.
As you can imagine, what the animal’s body doesn’t use then comes out nature’s way.
This delicacy was bought by the Tampa Coffee Shop for a whopping $190.00 a pound. Customers pay $20.00 for a 12oz cup.
Can you imagine – coffee made from poop beans.
Makes you want to run out and get some – doesn’t it!
More on the story ==> NBC4i
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8:30 AM
I have the nerve to sit here and drink coffee while writing this!
10:47 AM
Why are we regurgitating old news from 2003 episodes of Oprah? Things with 191,000 references in Google already:
http://www.google.com/search?q=kopi+luwak
Is Florida that backwards?
This stuff is, and always has been, a gag novelty for the coffee tourist who is too ignorant to tell the difference between price and quality.
Let's grow out of the sophomoric scatological snickering and move on, please.
1:28 PM
Hey, tell the news departments that it's old news.