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Have you every tried derby pie in The Karma - Conscious Café & Eatery or cobbler in Dee's Cafe ?
If not - you should try. If you stay in Holiday Inn Saskatoon Downtown it is located only 370 meters away from The Karma - Conscious Café & Eatery.

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• 1. A coffee seed - there are several types of beans like caturra or maragaturra.
• 2. There are several instruments that you can use to brew coffee. Even same type of tool used can significalty make the differece in taste. Popular devices are: chemex and percolator.
• 3. Choosing advances expensive grinders with precise grinding like disc and conical grinders will let you achieve the best and reproducible quality of coffee
• 4. The best baristas have their secret add-ons and finishes that allow them to emphasize the aroma of coffee.

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You may also call or text or stop by the Holiday Inn on Main Street between 6:00pm and 10pm from 6-10, and it may be open late. It is one of the oldest restaurants in Saskatoon and also a very good place to eat.

I went there for the breakfast. Great service. Friendly staff and staff are always happy to talk with you.

They are open for dinner on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Also, you can order from the catering menu with a full meal at the cafe.

It's a great spot to hang out at the lake, or just have a few drinks and eat dinner on the deck. It's a nice neighborhood restaurant that is definitely worth the drive to Regina.

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A part of my weekly routine is to go for cappuccino to Dee's Cafe.

It was on Sunday and I was very confused about whether I should go to her cafe or not because it had been a week since I posted a picture! It also helped that her cafe is located in the most un-fashionable place at Fort; right beside the old 'gauge hall' which is home to one of the few shopping centres in the city.

So, I went and ordered a cold cappuccino :) So, here is Dee's Cafe. It really has the ambiance of a European resto / cafe.

Dee served me with a very warm and friendly smile. I took the time to tell her that it was her anniversary as well. The cake is very pretty and tasted quite nice and the cake shop next to it sells their freshly baked goodies as well.

I could not try the 'gift' with the cafe since, it would have affected the taste of the cappuccino It's too bad because it looked so pretty.

The only thing wrong with the place is that it is way too hot in there! :D But still, it is located in an ideal place close to where I work and I could walk to it instead of driving (which is what I usually do in the past).

My best friend is very fashionista and he bought the dress for me. :3 Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Tried out the new O'neill's Irish Cream. Is there anyone who's tried it? It is a really strong vanilla flavor. Not really my cup of tea so I don't like it too much.

Plus, I don't like too strong flavors. This cream will just give you a warm feeling. The taste was just so "sweet" to me. But at the same time, it was really good.

Just try it out, you won't be disappointed! :D You can get this at the O'Neills website HERE. Tuesday, August 21, 2012 I went to the beach this morning in Makati.

It was really windy and there were a lot of tourists there (I'm used to going to the beach in Batangas because it's really windy there and really safe).

The good thing about Makati is that it's always windy there so you always walk around with that wind, always feeling so cool. Here are some photos I took before. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

As a barista at Chianti Cafe & Restaurant, how do you ensure the consistency of our specialty drinks' flavor and texture while maintaining an efficient workflow during peak hours?

To ensure consistent flavor and texture in our specialty drinks during peak hours, I follow these steps:
1. Maintain precise measurements: Use a scale to measure coffee beans and water for brewing. This helps maintain the correct strength of the espresso and ensures that each drink has the right balance of flavors.
2. Keep equipment clean and well-maintained: Regularly clean and descaling the espresso machines, grinders, and other equipment to prevent buildup that could affect the taste or texture of drinks.
3. Consistent grinding technique: Use a consistent grind size for all coffee beans. This ensures that the water extracts the flavors evenly from the coffee, resulting in a smooth and balanced cup.
4. Train baristas on proper techniques: Provide ongoing training to our baristas on how to correctly pull shots, steam milk, and create each specialty drink.
5. Standardize recipes: Develop standardized recipes for all of our specialty drinks that include the right proportions of ingredients, brewing time, and steaming temperature. This ensures consistency across all beverages.
6. Monitor batch sizes and adjust as needed: Keep an eye on customer demand during peak hours and adjust batch sizes accordingly to maintain efficiency without sacrificing quality or service speed.
7. Regularly taste test drinks: Taste-test our specialty drinks throughout the day to ensure they meet our quality standards. This helps identify any inconsistencies early on so that we can make necessary adjustments.

What unique coffee beans are sourced from local Riverben plantations, and what is the signature roast used at the Riverben Plantation Cafe in Saskatoon?

The coffee beans sourced from local Riverben Plantations are a special blend of arabica and robusta beans. The signature roast used at the Riverben Plantation Cafe in Saskatoon is called "River Roast," which is a medium-dark roast that brings out the rich, smooth flavor of the beans while maintaining their natural acidity.

What are the differences between espresso and Americano, and which coffee drink might suit a customer who prefers a strong yet mildly acidic taste with a low-calorie option?

Espresso and Americano are both popular coffee drinks, but they have different brewing methods and resulting flavors. Espresso is made by forcing hot water through finely ground coffee beans under high pressure, producing a concentrated shot of coffee with a strong flavor and intense aroma. It usually comes in 1-2 fluid ounce servings.
Americano, on the other hand, is made by adding hot water to a single or double shot of espresso. The result is a larger drink (usually around 4-6 fluid ounces) that has a milder flavor profile compared to straight espresso but still offers a robust and rich coffee taste.
In terms of acidity, both drinks can have varying levels depending on the roast and blend used. However, an Americano made with a darker roast might be slightly less acidic than an espresso shot because the longer roasting process breaks down some of the more acidic compounds in the coffee beans.
Regarding calorie content, both drinks are relatively low-calorie options. Espresso by itself has minimal calories (less than 5), while an Americano with one or two shots of espresso will add a small amount of calories depending on whether it's made with steamed milk or not. If you want to keep the calorie count very low, consider ordering your Americano "black" without any added dairy or sweeteners.
So if a customer prefers a strong yet mildly acidic taste and wants a lower-calorie coffee drink, an Americano made with one shot of espresso and no additions would be a good choice for them.

Q: What are some of the unique and locally sourced ingredients that we use in our drinks at Pokeys Pinball Cafe, and where do these ingredients come from in Saskatoon?

At Pokéys Pinball Café, we pride ourselves on using unique and locally sourced ingredients in our drinks. Some of the local sources we get our ingredients from include:
- Fresh fruit juices from Purely Juiced, a local company that makes fresh fruit juice blends from locally grown fruits.
- Maple syrup from Sweet Dreams Maple Syrup, a family-owned maple farm in Alberta that produces pure and natural maple syrup.
- Herbs like lavender and rosemary from local farmers' markets and nurseries in the city.
- Coffee beans from Anamal Coffee Roasters, which is a small batch coffee roastery located in Saaskattoon.
These are just some of the unique and locally sourced ingredients that we use in our drinks at Pokéys Pinball Café. By using local ingredients, we not only support our community but also ensure that our customers get the freshest and most flavorful drinks possible.

What is our signature coffee drink, and what unique ingredient sets it apart from other coffees we offer?

Our signature coffee drink is the Salted Caramel Mocha. It's a blend of espresso, steamed milk, bittersweet chocolate, caramel sauce, and a pinch of sea salt. The unique ingredient that sets it apart from other coffee drinks we offer is the sea salt, which enhances the sweetness of the caramel without overpowering the rich flavors of the espresso and chocolate.

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