I remain a broken record these last few posts. Reflections on my Southeast Asian travels, this past week’s VVC scouting trip to Chicago, and a Portland vegan nacho report (East End, Veggie Grill, etc.) are bound to come. I’m slowly compiling a list of my most memorable travel meals, and have been trying to recreate a few, as well. Khao Soi Noodles, Young Coconut Curry, Tom Yam, Tofu Larb and a ‘Wedding Dip’ in Siem Reap are all encouraging visits to Fubonn and eyerolls to food cart options. I’m now back in town for a few weeks solid, at the least, and caffeination has been at my side once I was able to stomach it in Portland once more…
From this weekend: cup of coffee, Chicago Diner
Equal Exchange beans & sugar
This past Autumn: Soy Cappucino, Cloud Seven Cafe
Intelligentsia
Just yesterday: Soy Cappucino [f] & Soy Latte [r], Fresh Pot downtown
Stumptown Coffee Roasters
The we’re-waiting-for-Sizzle Pie-to-open-for-brunch-pizza Soy Cappucino, Grendel’s Coffee House
Hilltribe coffee & steamed soy milk, Blue Diamond in Chiang Mai
The post Montavilla Farmers Market stop: Soy Latte, Bipartisan Cafe
Soy Latte, Public Domain Coffee
PD/Coffee Bean International
Soy Latte, Aliviar Coffeehouse
Maeve and I stopped here before the screening of My Own Private River with Gus Van Sandt and James Franco at the Hollywood Theater. Jitters. Swooning.
Soy Latte, Coffee Division
Stumptown Coffee Roasters
Lastly: more caffeination in Chicago. I picked up a pound of El Diablo Dark Roast from Intelligentsia’s Millennium Park Coffeebar on Monday.
Soy Latte, Intelligentsia in Millennium Park
Intelligentsia’s coffee beans are one of the things I miss most about Chicago! *sigh* It’s cheaper for me to fly back home and load up on beans, rather than keep having them shipped to N.C.
Your coffees look terrific. I don’t think I ever ordered a soy latte that came with such nice patterns on top.
But I did eat at Blue Diamond! I didn’t try the coffee though, as I was there for dinner.
plls research the dangers of processed soy, here is a good place to start:
http://www.westonaprice.org/soy-alert
I would suggest trying these drinks with rice milk.