Quote by Diane Ackerman

After all, coffee is bitter, a flavor from the forbidden and dangerous realm.

After all, coffee is bitter, a flavor from the forbidden and

Summary

This quote suggests that coffee, with its bitter taste, represents something beyond the realm of ordinary experiences. It alludes to an association with the forbidden and dangerous, adding an element of intrigue and curiosity. Like a forbidden fruit, coffee's bitter flavor adds to its allure, perhaps implying that indulging in coffee can be seen as a rebellious act or a departure from the norm. Overall, the quote hints at the idea that coffee holds a certain mystique, appealing to those who seek something outside of the ordinary.

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Coffee (or Tea)

By Diane Ackerman

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