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RE: CLOSED - Coffee Conversation Event 73 (Jun 29 - Jul 1)

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“To me, the smell of fresh made coffee is one of the greatest inventions.” - Hugh Jackman.

Sensory experiences begin and are integrated into relational memory in the brain, creating associations and connections that form the basis of memory. The aroma of coffee for instance, might trigger vivid with memories of your favourite person, location specific events, depending on the type of aroma and it’s a relation to other sensory inputs, this demonstrates the complexity and richness of relational memory.

The quote captures the sensory pleasure of the coffee and emphasis on the experience provides.

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Coffee sure does something to our senses, and I like it.
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“To me, the smell of fresh made coffee is one of the greatest inventions.

Yes, there is nothing like that aroma to open the day. 😊

There's nothing quite like starting a beautiful day with a aromatic cup of coffee. The rich aroma fills the entire room, setting a positive tone and an inviting atmosphere.

It is an invention, which I am eternally grateful for, it gives me life and peace of mind.

I like how many people talk about the aroma of the first rain, but this is something you can achieve every single day any time you want. Truly, it's a great invention that gives me a great deal of happiness to see you having that peace of mind. As a coffee producer, there is nothing more I'd love to give my customer.

It's too good an invention

The smell of coffee is certainly special. I remember that I read somewhere that if there was a museum of aromas, coffee would be there. Apparently, even those people who won't ever drink a cup are also fond of its smell. Like some music, it seems to be a universal thing.

Nice photo ❤️

That's just incredible. I never knew there is a thought of having a museum of aroma that would be so cool. 😎 Seems like a place, I definitely would visit. if I ever do have a cafe of my own, I think this is a concept. I would like to have in one of the rooms.

The smell of freshly brewed coffee is wonderful, a very true phrase. Coffee is capable of taking us beyond the sensory, an experience of feelings and memories.

I leave you a cup of coffee.☕
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Thank you for that Morning Cup!☕️ The sensory feel gives such strong connect to the emotions. Many times, I think the best coffee I’ve ever had, which was in Melbourne. It was actually one of our coffee itself, but it was brewed on my brother-in-law’s espresso machine, which gave such a beautiful aroma of caramel. The caramel sweetness instantly gave us an idea of making an affogato that night. 🤤✨

Very true, the aroma of coffee is delicious. I love waking up to the aroma of coffee that my husband prepares for me every morning.

Oh you're truly lucky to have someone to make you a cup every morning. I bet that makes your day either way, coffee being the first thing you have, or your husband willingly making a cup specially for you. 💖

I love it, that same thought is shared by all of us who love coffee. It is one of the best things that humanity has.

It's a coffee tasting, where is it?

Hey Sandra! Yes it's a cupping event with the industries elites. It's in Bangalore India, some of these coffees were from our farm including 3 more farms. 💯

Wow,@coffeenlove. That must be exceptional. I've never been in anything like it. India has a lot of tradition in coffee... including, by the way, that it was an invention of that country.

Well, if you’re referring to South Indian filter coffee, then yes, I love how they have made it since the start and enjoyed it with a little bit of milk and a little bit of sugar. Sometimes the locals add Chicory to it, which is a root of a plant from the dandelion family and has potential health benefits due to its high inulin content, it is a type of prebiotic fiber.

Yeah, @coffeenlove . I have read something about it. Chicory and Dandelion are available here, they are quite well known, but it is not common for them to be added to coffee. I have never tried coffee with those roots.
How interesting. Greetings...