Best of the Beanies: Week 56

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Welcome to the Best of the Beanies, a curation compilation of some of the top stories from this week's Spill The Beans Creative Writing Prompt.

These authors gave us some amazing content, and we would like to highlight them. We hope that you will take a look at the posts and perhaps vote or leave a comment or a tip for the authors.

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The Best of the Beanies, in no particular order - they were all so good!

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It would not be the ideal world, but there would be coffee ☕☕ by @verdesmeralda

In a world in which electricity would be illegal, it would also be difficult to obtain domestic gas or it would be quite expensive, we would have to use it with austerity so as not to waste it and in the case of coffee, I would prepare it as usual, heating water, adding coffee to it and then brewing it in cloth, with the difference that I would not always have freshly brewed coffee but I would have hot coffee available in the special thermos that allows me to keep it hot for several hours.

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The Coffee Pot by @irvinc

For the moment the trembling stops, illuminating with the flashlight Max advances towards the interior of the grotto. He stops next to the body, takes a seat on the hard stone floor and takes a few sips of water. He gets up agitated, disoriented, not knowing what to do... the only thing he can think of is to continue advancing inside the cave to see if he can find a way out...

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My coffee when the electricity is not in our favour. ☕🌎 by @alborhada

If in that dystopian future electricity became illegal, I would surely prepare my coffee in my greca coffee maker on the gas stove. But since gas is also becoming scarce, if I didn't have gas I would place two stones with firewood and there I would heat the water to prepare my morning or afternoon cinnamon coffee, I would never be stranded without coffee because I didn't have electricity.

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Specialty coffee made without electricity by @osismi

If you do not have anything to make fire, there is no other choice but to resort to the sun, put the ground coffee and water in a container, and expose it to the sun for several hours in this way the sun's rays heat the water and extract the flavours of the coffee.
Another alternative is to make the coffee as a cold infusion. This method consists of mixing ground coffee with cold water and letting it rest for several hours or even overnight. The result is a smooth and less bitter coffee, which can be enjoyed hot or cold, according to your preferences.

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Ageless Love by @ibbtammy

Later that evening Kelvin came back home and recounted the whole coffee story to me. It was discovered that a certain man who was the greatest Barista of all time, died of a mysterious illness and asked that he be buried with the espresso machine which his wife had gifted him. He really loved his wife so he wanted to go to the great beyond with his two loves, the coffee machine and his wife’s love.

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GrandMa's Local Grinder Saved The Day. by @amiegeoffrey

I patiently waited for the water to boil and as soon I noticed the steam coming out into thin air, I hurriedly picked up my favourite cup of coffee and slowly poured my hot water into it while stirring gradually with precision, it was no different from using the espresso machine back in the year, it was only much of a sacrifice of energy and time but it was worth it, as the sweet caramel aroma came out of the cup

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Old but Gold by @jhymi

I’ll get my trusty mortar and pestle. Of course, I could say that I would use a grinding stone, but sadly, I’ve kind of evolved beyond that one. Lol. Grinding stuff like coffee beans wouldn’t be so bad with a mortar because even though it isn’t quite perfect, a lot of times, it gives us the consistency that we want. That is if you know what you’re doing.

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The mystery of Diana and the magic coffee by @chacald.dcymt

Diana told her story over and over again and at the trial, she was convicted as guilty and insane.
Years went by and poor Diana grew old serving the best coffee in the cafeteria of the mental sanatorium, where she got a job to entertain herself and do what she loved, brew the precious coffee. She was happy in that place where she was treated well and cared for.

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That we never run out of coffee. by @jetta.amaya

... to go back to old ways of preparing coffee. Sometimes we have bought the coffee beans that our neighbors produce and grind them in the manual machine. We do this among several families so that the process of roasting and grinding the beans is easier and less expensive. It is not like drinking it freshly ground but if it is well preserved it keeps its flavor and aroma for a long time.

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George's Discovery; An Encounter Beyond Belief. by @george-dee

"We need to find the secret room," Mr Williams told George.
They arrived at the site the next day and followed the map on plain paper. They found the room and Mr Williams called for more archaeologists at the site. The expresso machine was just the tip of the iceberg and they found a lot of items which included the new currency design the government was planning to unveil at the end of the year.

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Well, that's it for the Best of the Beanies for last week's prompt.

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