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Irish coffee
Posted Jun 25, 2000
To make the perfect Irish coffee, just follow the simple instructions below.
1. Get a bottle of fine malt scotch whisky.
2. Sample the whisky to make shore it is full flavoured and strong enough.
3. Get a mug and add some instant coffee granules (I use Nescafe)
4. Sample the whisky agene to make shore nothing has changed.
5. fill a kettle with water and turn it on.
6. Sample the whisky agene by this time you should have drunk half the bottle.
7. While you are weighting for the water to boil you may as well have a glass of the whisky.
8. When the water has boiled half fill the cup that you have put the coffee granolas in with boiling water (it is a good idea not to spill any of the water on your self because it really hurts.)
9. Sample the whisky extensively to make shore it is perfect for the coffee.
10. Pore more whisky in to the cup until the cup is nearly full.
11. Put some whipped cream on to of the drink and you have the perfect Irish coffee. (finish off the bottle of whisky before drinking coffee)
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