Home  |  Links   |  Contact Us   |  Bookmark
   Travel Forum Search :
     News        Travel Topics        Travel Forum       Travel Directories        Dictionary  
Travel Forum    France
Travel Discussion Forum

 Does paris have wall mart because i need to buy something? ?
please tell me ...


 South of France...?
Thinking of relocating to the South of France... Anyone have any suggestions as to the best, most peaceful area, near the Med?...


 Is the phrase "Il me tape sur les nerfs" used in France?
I heard that it's a Quebec saying and I'm not sure whether or not I should use it in my French coursework....


 What kind of shoes do women in their late teens and twenties wear in Paris?
I'm going to Paris in May, and I have no clue as to what kind of shoes I could wear (or get away with). I was going to get a pair of stylish black adidas high-tops and black skinny jeans, but I ...


 Are there any nice souvenir shops in Paris??
and if there are, where can i buy souvenirs from?...


 Is the Eiffel tower near Première Classe Roissy hotel?
...


 How do I say "Welcome!" in French?
when I'm welcoming people
Additional Details
what's the difference between bienvenu(e)?...


 Should we stay in Paris or at Euro Disney?
We are a family of 4 and will be in Paris for 5 days, we will do Disney for 2 days and the rest of the time in Paris, where should we stay? Also traveling from there to Venice where i need to book ...


 Where can i find fashion shops in paris?
...


 Does anybody know if the Arc De Triomphe is open to go up on May 1? Thank you?
...


 What is the legal drinking age in Paris, France?
I need to know soon, because I'm going there soon and I'm 16 years old!! Help!!
Additional Details
Now that I think about it, when I go there I will have just turned 17. Also I&...


 How can one go to Paris on the cheap?
I have been obsessed with going to Paris for quite some time and I have slowly, slooooowly, been saving up money. How can I get there and have my stay there be reasonably cheap, but comfortable? A...


 When's the best time to visit Paris?
What season or month, do you think, is the most optimal time to visit Paris and enjoy its overall splendor?...


 French movies, books, music?
I'm going to be taking French next year in college and I would like to learn more about the culture. My moms side of the family is French and I've already gotten into the French cooking and ...


 How do u say watch out france im comin 2 paris 4 da ladies in french ?
...


 Is it easy to imgrate to France? I'm from the USA.?
I really want to move to France. I can't speak French but I can speak English, Chinese, and Vietnamese. I guess there would be at lease one community in France that speaks one of the languages.<...


 What time is it in France right now?
...


 What are the top 10 things to do in Paris?
My father, sister (16), and I (14) are going to Paris this April for the first time. What are the best things to do there, considering we only have 2-3 days there?...


 Besides Euro Disney in Paris, whereelse can we visit for 2 adults & 1 6yr old child?
How is the weather in early-mid november? Where to stay, shop & play? We have only 5 days....


 How do you say this in french?
how do you say shut up in french?...



Allergic To Eggs

Do Parisians drink coffee from a bowl instead of a cup in the morning? If so, why?


Additional Details
Does these bowls have a special name?

    



Show all answers


Barbibule
In France, people ususally drink coffee from a bowl for breakfast. And not only in Paris.
Why? To dip croissant or bread in there.


madonna_toller
Rating
Having your coffeee in a bowl is done at home. Reason: it's larger to dip your croissant in it than in a small cup.


flowwer_1371
I don't think they use bowls instead of cups in the morning. I don't know how you can actually find out the answer. BUT GOOD LUCK


rhh33672
Rating
I thought they drank those potent muddy coffee in a small cup?


Pinyon
Rating
Been there, done that! Yes, they do! They get more coffee that way and it cools faster!


Cabal
Rating
Yep, we drink from bols (bowls), be it coffee, tea or hot chocolate. As said above, it is easier to dip your croissant or your tartine (buttered bread). Besides, one needs a good breakfast to start the day. The coffee cups are too small.

The origin of the bowl comes from before coffee and chocolate were brought to Europe, when it was soup that was drunk for breakfast in those bowls. We kept the bowls and changed the liquid.

Of course cups and mugs are used too, but the bol is the main container.


Matt
Rating
There is no general rule. So just have a cup, some have a bowl ("bol" in french). So don't drink coffee at all!


judy &quot;ORIGINAL&quot;
I had never heard such a thing.



Rating



 Enter Your Message or Comment


User Name:  
User Email:   
Post a comment:









  
Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy
© 2011 TravelExpertGuide                 



0.044
CATEGORIES   ARCHIVE   TRAVEL
 HOME Forum Links
 NEWS Forum1 Links1
 FORUM Forum2 Links2
 DICTIONARY  All RSS Feeds