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Hey Anne, saw your article on potato vodkas…check out Ciroc grape based ones!

Jane B

April 17, 2014 at 05:01

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- will do, thanks Jane!
  
  Anna Brones
  
  April 17, 2014 at 09:05
  
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Hi Anna,
Just found your Site. Fond memories of my past life in France. I enjoy and use a good “French Press” and an “Italian Espresso”. I’ve just come by a Walter Von Nessen 1930s Art Deco “Chase” Coffee maker and am not really sure how to make a “proper” cup of Coffee. Functions a little differently than I’m used to w/ the coffee infuser at the bottom of the “chamber”. Please!

Kris Johnson

December 15, 2014 at 00:19

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- Hi Kris-
  
  Thanks for reading! Unfortunately, I have never used one of those, so I have no idea!! Sounds like you’ll have to experiment a little bit.
  
  Anna Brones
  
  December 22, 2014 at 16:32
  
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Happy Holidays Anna, My name is Janet and I recently came across something that you wrote along with Johanna Kindvall. One was listed on Baking and Celebrating Swedish Cinnamon Rolls (Kanelbullar dtd 10/5/2012 – yield 30-40 Buns) and The other one on Food Thinkers by http://foodthinkers.com/vetebullar-cinnamon-and-cardamom-buns/. yield 30-36 Buns). There is a difference in the amount of flour in the recipe- can you tell me which one is correct? Happy Holidays! Thank you Janet 12/27/2016

Janet Picarelli

December 27, 2016 at 08:50

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- Hi Janet! Thanks for getting in touch. They are two slightly different recipes, but I would recommend using the one on the Food Thinkers blog. That one is from our book Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break. Enjoy your baking!!
  
  Anna Brones
  
  December 29, 2016 at 16:50
  
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In your all-knowing wisdom, do you have any idea the company/brand of the cappuccino mugs that Shakespeare and Co. uses? We have found that we can no longer have a proper cappucino here in the States without those gorgeous SUPER thick walled cups. We’ve even orders in various other similar ones in attempt to placate our desire, but none come close to measuring up. I sent them an email to them directly requesting this info but no one replied. If you could forward us the manufacturer, I swear we would build a small shrine to you here at our coffee table and worship you as a god every morning.

Little help?

Susan and Patrick Parks

May 23, 2017 at 04:34

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- Hi there! From memory, those cups are from Acme & Co. https://acmecups.com/
  
  Anna Brones
  
  July 2, 2017 at 12:30
  
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