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The Flabbergasted Coffee Beans

I am not doting of drinking coffee, but this evening I was feeling somnolent and one of my friends advocated having black coffee. Black coffee!!!! I was flabbergasted, why not milk coffee? He told me that black coffee is hard and if taken without sugar, it will vanish off my sleep. Not a bad idea was my idea.

But I was naive, as I was not cognizant how to make even a simple coffee, neither he was sure about it. When you are not sure, then ask Google, and I did the same thing. I asked Google, and came to know it is the meekest thing which anyone can cook.


Recipe:

1.       Take some water in a cup.

2.       Boil it callously.

3.       Take a cup or glass, or beer mug, whatever you fancy to guzzle awe-inspiring black coffee.

4.       Put coffee as per your tang into the cup.

5.       Put little hot water into the cup.

6.       Mix it as hard as possible.

7.       Add more hot water to the mixture.

8.       Mix it up well.

9.       Your coffee is ready to drink.


Overdose of coffee may increase your blood pressure within half an hour and it reaches peak in an hour. People suffering from hypertension are not advised to drink coffee on a regular basis. Small quantity of the coffee beans will work for them. Enjoy the taste but in a controlled manner. 

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