Sentences with phrase «shot of espresso at»

So staring at the phone is like a culturally condoned shot of espresso at bedtime.

Not exact matches

At 11.8 % alcohol, this imperial stout hits you like a shot of espresso.

In America, hundreds of thousands of people line up at Starbucks ® and other coffee shops every morning to get espressos, mochas, and a variety of other coffees based on espresso shots.

You can either make your own espresso, use extra strong coffee as a substitute, or, next time you're at Starbucks, order up a quadruple shot of espresso to go.

And at the cost of slightly over 1 cup of Starbucks coffee (um, unless you are like my boss who gets FOUR extra shots of espresso in hers!)

Chocolate already seems to have an inherent coffee undertone (at least the more you go towards bittersweet and dark chocolate land) and so a shot of coffee or espresso powder just seems to reinforce it even more, making it taste super rich and decadent.

And then, finally, we dropped in at Ultimo Coffee for a quick shot of espresso — well, at least I did.

This comes just a few months after Tim Jones from Jubala Coffee in Raleigh, North Carolina debuted a Manhattan cocktail - inspired cold brew with pomegranate molasses, brown sugar, tonic, a cold brew ice cube, and an extra shot of espresso for an extra-buzzy experience at a barista competition.

Bayer was joined at the café's opening by Drexel University President John Fry, 11 - term U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah and Dean of Drexel's Close School of Entrepreneurship Donna De Carolis, who joined Bayer in pulling the café's first espresso shots.

The trouble is, staring at the screen, even when it's on night - shift mode, is like taking a shot of espresso in that it cues your brain for wakefulness.

The easiest way to get it is to have a shot of espresso before your workout, but obviously if you've been quaffing coffee the whole day long, this isn't needed at all.

Black is fun to watch in supporting roles or ten - minute bursts — recent appearances on the Conan O'Brien anniversary special and at Wrigley Field subbing for the late Harry Carey are really all one needs know about the portly comedian, after all, so when he's handed the reins to a feature - length vehicle, the result is akin to a roomful of toddlers hopped up on double - shots of espresso.