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He teaches people how to make coffee, professionally.
18 Italian subjects described to a camera how to make coffee imagining the listener as a 12-year-old child, a novice or an expert adult.
While Mr. Zucker struggled to figure out how to make coffee for the group, he led the discussion, writing down pros and cons on a large easel.
Examples include: how to fold a dollar bill into a T-shirt, how to make coffee cake, and how to apply pink and green eye shadow.
She taught him how to make coffee, and he is slowly learning to cook, or at least to heat food in the microwave.
I certainly never cried in front of him because I thought I'd broken his French press — YAEL: — and were embarrassed that you'd never learned how to make coffee and worried that he'd think that meant you were spoiled?
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Swayne owed his first contact with the 60s scene to a highly marketable skill in Soho, central London: he knew how to make excellent coffee, having run a coffee bar in Paris, in a Britain where coffee was almost always instant and came out of an urn.
One of Mr. Ryu's primary roles is advising the stores about how to make their coffee stations, or what he calls "coffee stages," more physically appealing.
Instructions on how to make the coffee were provided and the Italian cafetière, the French cafetière, or the filter coffee machine was used to prepare the coffee drinks.
And he ended up showing Castro how to make Irish coffee.
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