Bread dipped in coffee
DOES ANYONE ELSE FIND THAT WEIRD
sharewell i think is a mix culture reference.. i guess..
shareI've seen it done before , people from the Carribean usually the French or Spanish speaking islands do it
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It's a cultural thing. I can remember growing up and having that as a special treat with my dad. He'd do realllllly strong coffee black (with lots of sugar for me) and we'd dunk french bread.
I'm from Virgin Islands. I agree with other poster - French (Haiti) and Spanish (Puerto Rico) islands do that.
I find it weird that you typed that in all caps.
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Italian folks do it too.
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Wow, that was really uncalled for. Let's not stoop to name calling.
"She's, like, a biscuit older than me..."
Puerto Ricans do dip, but with milk, not black, & the bread is often buttered. Cubans do it also... don't know about the other Latinos. ( This is on the east coast.)
shareI am half Italian and they do it all the time. Sometimes if I have a roll with butter I dip it in my Tea. It's actually quite delicious.
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I've dunked peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in coffee my whole life. It's still my favorite treat.
What we got here is... failure to communicate!share