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Which type of heat transfer would appear in a hot pot of coffee?
Conduction would occur in a hot pot of coffee as heat is transferred from the hot coffee to the pot through direct contact.
How would you describe the sound of whack in onomatopoeia?
Thud!
Would you use liters or milliliters to measure the capacity of a coffee mug?
millilitres
Which of these terms would NOT describe the sound made by the clock?
The term "salty" would not describe the sound made by a clock. Clocks typically make ticking or chiming sounds.
What object would describe strong?
like katherine johnson
What does the term 'brikka' mean?
The term 'brikka' simply means a coffee pot. One would call a moka pot a brikka. A brikka would be used to describe a small machine that one would put coffee beans in.
What word to describe the smell of tiramisu?
Coffee
How would you say coffee house in french?
Lol, cafe is French for coffee, and used to describe a coffeehouse. So it's almost the same as in English un café but with an accent aigu.
Can the word stout be used as an adjective to describe coffee?
No.
Is the adjective finely-ground correct English if not how do you describe coffee beans converted into powder?
Yes, finely ground is acceptable English to describe coffee beans that have been ground into a powder.
How could someone describe a Carafe coffee maker?
A Carafe coffee marker can be described as a coffee maker with a pot, used for making beverages such as coffee and tea. You can purchase Carafe coffee makers online from stores such as Macy's.
Where are java coffee beans produced?
Java coffee is a coffee where the beans are grown and harvested in Java, the Indonesian island. However, in the U.S. many people use the term Java to describe a general coffee.
How do you get coffee granules out of the coffee mixture?
You would evaporate the water and there would be dried up coffee powder
What catergory would coffee go in?
Coffee would go into the beverages category.
What is the difference between extra bold coffee and dark coffee?
bold = dark, so extra bold = extra dark. bold/dark refers to the body of the coffee, same as how you would describe whole milk (bold/dark) vs. nonfat milk (light) vs. 2% milk (medium)
Would you like to have coffee?
no !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i don't drink coffee
What would a poppy coffee set?
Placing a question mark at the end of a phrase does not make it a sensible question. Try to use a whole sentence to describe what it is that you want answered.
