Did you know it is international coffe day? Or is this just a coincidence? Love it! I am thinking something by Herb Albert and Tiajuana Brass but don't know the tune.
Love it! You need to make the little kitties with the foam as is all the rage in Japan these days!
I think it is Herb Alpert too, but I don't know the name of the song, picturing you dancing like Pee Wee Herman to "Tequila" as part of the process of shaking the milk.
I do a variation of this by aerating the milk in my small Magic Blender for a couple of seconds instead of shaking it in a jar, and then I put it in the microwave. I miss out on the one minute of physical activity, but the end product is the same! For those who like their coffee a bit sweet, a little sugar in the milk makes it froth even more.
Wowee, Wow, Wow......what a cool hack. Gotta try this for Sweet Man and Shelley....I can't have caffeine anymore but they sure can. Thanks. Love the way Smooch looked at you on you house hike. Whatcha doing Mom?????
Oh how cool!!! I don't drink coffee, but I think I will try this for my milk tea!!!
I didn't know the music, but I enjoyed your foamy milk making session and the walk around your lovely, beautiful house, too! (I thought it was so funny that Smooch was like, "What is she DOING?!" ha ha!!)
I drink my coffee black, but I sure enjoyed the walk through your house! (And it is such a nice, cozy place, just great.) Smooch's expression seems to say: "I love her. I don't *have* to understand her."
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass?
ReplyDeleteGoing Places......... I'll have to try this, with the music.
DeleteI drink the free (not very good) coffee at work during the week, but I think I know what I'll be trying this weekend!
ReplyDeleteDid you know it is international coffe day? Or is this just a coincidence? Love it!
ReplyDeleteI am thinking something by Herb Albert and Tiajuana Brass but don't know the tune.
Cookin' with Carson!
ReplyDeleteLove it! You need to make the little kitties with the foam as is all the rage in Japan these days!
I think it is Herb Alpert too, but I don't know the name of the song, picturing you dancing like Pee Wee Herman to "Tequila" as part of the process of shaking the milk.
The song is Al Hirt's "Java."
ReplyDeleteHow easy is that!? Love frothy coffee...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I guess Herb also ( I can see the album cover) and I love Smooch's face.
Here I was sure it was the 'Chicken Dance'! ;)
ReplyDeleteAwesome coffee hack and it's the music from Captain Kangaroo.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this and just think how much money I'll be saving! Betsy
ReplyDeleteI do a variation of this by aerating the milk in my small Magic Blender for a couple of seconds instead of shaking it in a jar, and then I put it in the microwave. I miss out on the one minute of physical activity, but the end product is the same! For those who like their coffee a bit sweet, a little sugar in the milk makes it froth even more.
ReplyDeleteWowee, Wow, Wow......what a cool hack. Gotta try this for Sweet Man and Shelley....I can't have caffeine anymore but they sure can. Thanks. Love the way Smooch looked at you on you house hike. Whatcha doing Mom?????
ReplyDeleteGreat hint! Will try this. I love the foam, but don't want to spend the money on the frother...
ReplyDelete"Whipped Cream"
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm lattes! I had one just this morning from THAT coffee shop.
ReplyDeleteHerb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass "Baby Elephant Walk"???
ReplyDeleteOh how cool!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't drink coffee, but I think I will try this for my milk tea!!!
I didn't know the music, but I enjoyed your foamy milk making session and the walk around your lovely, beautiful house, too!
(I thought it was so funny that Smooch was like, "What is she DOING?!" ha ha!!)
This is brilliant!
ReplyDelete"This video is not available in your country because it could contain music from SME." *sigh*
ReplyDeleteFret no longer, Carson copied it to YouTube without the music so that we can enjoy it too!
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOhJJItrG90
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3iw7KnXL_Y
The music is "Java" by Alain Toussaint, but I don't know who plays this particular version. I know it from the 1970s BBC kids art show "Vision On".
ReplyDeleteI drink my coffee black, but I sure enjoyed the walk through your house! (And it is such a nice, cozy place, just great.)
ReplyDeleteSmooch's expression seems to say: "I love her. I don't *have* to understand her."