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Lovibond for Coffee
Standardised colour scale for coffee similar to the Lovibond scale for beer | |
Related to "Coffee Coloured Mugs" I think we need a standardised colour scale for milk in coffee (& tea for the tea drinkers). Beer colour has been traditionally measured on a Lovibond scale (see link to picture).
With the implementation of a coffee colour scale you would be able to ask for a white
coffee with #6.
Lovibond Scale for Beer
http://pdlab.com/colormeasure2.htm
[PiledHigherandDeeper, Oct 21 2004]
Coffee Coloured Mug
http://www.halfbake...ee_20Coloured_20Mug
[PiledHigherandDeeper, Oct 21 2004]
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<obscure reference> I don't think that Mr. Howell would approve if we had to hug his wife just for a cup 'o joe. </obscure reference> |
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I would argue that Starbuck's success (getting, for instance, even New Yorkers to pay $3 extra and wait ten minutes more for a 50¢ cup of coffee) is entirely due to the fact that your order is filled exactly the same way in any outlet you go into, a guarantee of coffee predictability that people will gladly pay a premium for. |
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At Tim Horton's you have a machine that measures the amount of cream or sugar for each size. We pour milk though, so that's a bit more variable. |
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