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Coffee explained

261,944 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Manish Sethia
Manish Sethia2 лет назад

Here's a visual explanation... Hope it helps!😉

Фото профиля Anand Aggala
Anand Aggala2 лет назад

Cool Coffee share Harsh ji 👏😍#CoffeeTime #CoffeeLovers

Фото профиля B S Gupta
B S Gupta2 лет назад

My favourite drink is tea- made by me With 5/6 black pepper, one clove, one cardamom and little bit of ginger nicely grinded. As I write, enjoying my tea.

Фото профиля Lost4Ever
Lost4Ever2 лет назад

Best कापी

Фото профиля Bidisha Banerjee🇮🇳
Bidisha Banerjee🇮🇳2 лет назад

This is absolutely wonderful!!

Фото профиля Narasimha R N 🤗 AI - Disciple @69
Narasimha R N 🤗 AI - Disciple @692 лет назад

You can't buy happiness, but you can buy ☕️, and that's pretty close.

Фото профиля Trippy treats
Trippy treats2 лет назад

Missed flat white - the best kind out there!

Фото профиля 🇮🇳 Jigar 🚩
🇮🇳 Jigar 🚩2 лет назад

Sir 😎🤘👌👌

Фото профиля WHOW
WHOW2 лет назад

Thanks for the refreshing share Harsh sir ☕️👏

Фото профиля sandipta pattanaik
sandipta pattanaik2 лет назад

👌👌👌🙏

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