Oddity Cookie Mug
Oddity Cookie Mug crockery set, branded crockery set in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Pakistan
Oddity Cookie Mug crockery set, branded crockery set in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Pakistan
Positively it's an old custom in Sweden. You pour the espresso from your container into the saucer and taste it - ordinarily boisterously - subsequent to blowing a little on it (to cool it). Dricka på fat (drink from a plate, i.e. saucer) can be joined with dricka på bit (drink with an irregularity, i.e. piece of sugar). You take the chunk of sugar between your teeth and taste your espresso (from the saucer) through the sugar.
Neither of these traditions are, be that as it may, regular in amiable society... Also, as a rule, I've just at any point seen more seasoned individuals do it, years prior, and in the wide open.
The present urban and universal Swedes will probably have a latte - without sugar - in a tall glass, no saucer.
In any case, to drink from a saucer rather than a glass may not - initially - be so extremely Swedish. In more seasoned English writing I've seen the expression to take a dish of bohea, which means to drink (dark) tea - and apparently then not from a glass. I likewise appear to recollect illustrations/canvases from the eighteenth century with fine women drinking tea (or coffe or cocoa, hard to tell) from wide, handleless glasses, exceptionally reminiscent of out-dated saucers. Furthermore, the French still get a kick out of the chance to drink their morning caf? au lait from a bowl.
My dad who normaly were an accomplished man...he was not permitted to do it while my mom or grandma (his mom!) were available, did so with charm while just I was there! He said it tasted better and as Gunnar said above it was excessively hot specifically from the glass. Occasionaly he likewise took a sugar knot between his teeth and that most likely was much more dreadful in the women opinion...I never drank espresso while I was a kid however a sugar bump dippt in his espresso tasted wonderfull, even a decent swedish cinnamonbunn or so would do (neither great behavior I was educated by my mum and granny!).
Oddity Cookie Mug crockery set, branded crockery set in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Pakistan
Oddity Cookie Mug crockery set, branded crockery set in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Pakistan
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Positively it's an old custom in Sweden. You pour the espresso from your container into the saucer and taste it - ordinarily boisterously - subsequent to blowing a little on it (to cool it). Dricka på fat (drink from a plate, i.e. saucer) can be joined with dricka på bit (drink with an irregularity, i.e. piece of sugar). You take the chunk of sugar between your teeth and taste your espresso (from the saucer) through the sugar.
Neither of these traditions are, be that as it may, regular in amiable society... Also, as a rule, I've just at any point seen more seasoned individuals do it, years prior, and in the wide open.
The present urban and universal Swedes will probably have a latte - without sugar - in a tall glass, no saucer.
In any case, to drink from a saucer rather than a glass may not - initially - be so extremely Swedish. In more seasoned English writing I've seen the expression to take a dish of bohea, which means to drink (dark) tea - and apparently then not from a glass. I likewise appear to recollect illustrations/canvases from the eighteenth century with fine women drinking tea (or coffe or cocoa, hard to tell) from wide, handleless glasses, exceptionally reminiscent of out-dated saucers. Furthermore, the French still get a kick out of the chance to drink their morning caf? au lait from a bowl.
My dad who normaly were an accomplished man...he was not permitted to do it while my mom or grandma (his mom!) were available, did so with charm while just I was there! He said it tasted better and as Gunnar said above it was excessively hot specifically from the glass. Occasionaly he likewise took a sugar knot between his teeth and that most likely was much more dreadful in the women opinion...I never drank espresso while I was a kid however a sugar bump dippt in his espresso tasted wonderfull, even a decent swedish cinnamonbunn or so would do (neither great behavior I was educated by my mum and granny!).
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