27 April 2011
Coffee: Nespresso tasting of first espresso on it ever!
A little clip of me tasting my first espresso from our brand new Nespresso Essenza machine, more will come later!
26 April 2011
New video tomorrow, suprise & updates to the blog
Tomorrow a new The World of Harry Potter (and me) will air. Accompanied by a suprise vid. Stay tuned on the blog for some updates
22 April 2011
21 April 2011
Coffee review: Coop Mørkbrent Continental
Aromas: soft, mildly-intense, fragments of nuts and chocolate...
First sip: mild, bitter, chocolate like almost, good aftertaste, good flavour all in all.
Second sip: still mild, a bit bitter like bitter chocolate, aftertaste is bitter like chocolate and hints of dishwasher soap...?!
Impression: Chocolate like, a wee bit bitter, mild, good flavour and a okay aftertaste, a bit soap like though, which may be due to the fact that it is pre-grinded! Nice soft body.
All in all: Reccomended as a coffee for lunch or before dinner, not very good as a starter of the day or to calm down after eating something too sweet, not bad at all. Plus it was UTZ Certified, read more on that here. A 4 out of 6 beans.
First sip: mild, bitter, chocolate like almost, good aftertaste, good flavour all in all.
Second sip: still mild, a bit bitter like bitter chocolate, aftertaste is bitter like chocolate and hints of dishwasher soap...?!
Impression: Chocolate like, a wee bit bitter, mild, good flavour and a okay aftertaste, a bit soap like though, which may be due to the fact that it is pre-grinded! Nice soft body.
All in all: Reccomended as a coffee for lunch or before dinner, not very good as a starter of the day or to calm down after eating something too sweet, not bad at all. Plus it was UTZ Certified, read more on that here. A 4 out of 6 beans.
Many mistakes in Harry Potter
I of many, many many, people would say that the Harry Potter-series can match The Lord of The Rings, but surely LoTR is more complete and with no, of extremely few mistakes, that is where the Harry Potter books can't match up. In the Harry Potter-series there are many mistakes, though not to many really affecting the story, more like funny misfits, as page 103 in "Magical Creatures & What The Like To Eat" is about werevolves, but later it says page 233. But here is a big one though, and I'll make a video about it, that will be out next week!
The Common Room & Sleeping Rooms
There are many studenst in Gryffindor, and from the common room there are two doors, one for the girls sleeping room and one for the boys. According to J.K in the first book, Harry and Ron went through the door and up a windy staircase and then into a room with four beds, just enough for the boys in first grade that year in the Gryffindor house, but where. Where does the other boys sleep, well in the book there are two possible solutions magic or more staircases. But in the film there is just a door and then a room to sleep in, what the heck? I know I asked my self the same question.
Bellatrix
There seems to be a mistake in the last and final book, I am not completely sure of this one though! Harry, Ron and Hermione are going to break into Gringotts, and so Hermione becomes Bellatrix with the help of polyjuice potion, but where does she get the hair needed to do so. One explenation is that it is mentioned in the DH, but I have just forgotten it: strings of hair were left on Hermione's clothes when she is tortured by Bellatrix.
by Leif B. Hammer
The Common Room & Sleeping Rooms
There are many studenst in Gryffindor, and from the common room there are two doors, one for the girls sleeping room and one for the boys. According to J.K in the first book, Harry and Ron went through the door and up a windy staircase and then into a room with four beds, just enough for the boys in first grade that year in the Gryffindor house, but where. Where does the other boys sleep, well in the book there are two possible solutions magic or more staircases. But in the film there is just a door and then a room to sleep in, what the heck? I know I asked my self the same question.
Bellatrix
There seems to be a mistake in the last and final book, I am not completely sure of this one though! Harry, Ron and Hermione are going to break into Gringotts, and so Hermione becomes Bellatrix with the help of polyjuice potion, but where does she get the hair needed to do so. One explenation is that it is mentioned in the DH, but I have just forgotten it: strings of hair were left on Hermione's clothes when she is tortured by Bellatrix.
by Leif B. Hammer
Coffee: Water to use when brewing
Most coffee knowers will probably be astonished when I say the following. I use tap water for brewing coffee. Want to know why? Well, you see I live in Norway near the coast line, in the north, mountains all around. And that is where the water comes from, the mountains, delicious water I can tell you. One should bottle it and sell it at Ebay, "Norwegian water from Berlevåg"...."USE ONLY FOR CONSUMING, OR MAKING COFFEE OR TEA!". Belive me there is no shame in using this water, clear as crystal, sweet and cleansing, oh! Heavenly is thy Norwegian water! by Merah
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