Coffee and tea coloring pages

Who can live without coffee and tea? I don't know many people who can and I guess that you do not know too. Could it be that in the future coffee or tea will become extinct? Like the dinosaurs? Let's pray not. Here are coffee and tea coloring pages, and people drinking coffee and tea. Everyone likes to drink coffee and tea, from a young age. Both drinks are healthy if you drink them in the right amount. In the coloring pages below you will find beautiful drawings of cups of tea and coffee, of cute children drinking, of adults drinking and more. For sure, it will make you want to make yourself a cup of coffee or tea, so enjoy both things, coloring and drinking together. To print the page you would like to color, click on page and then click Ctrl+P. You can also save the coloring page in your computer and print later. Have fun!

PS- To save paper and help our planet, you can print on used pages, on the blank side ♥

Piña Colada Day- July 10

On the 10th of July, the Caribbean National Day is celebrated in the Caribbean.

The Pina Colada is a drink with a long and glorious history. The name of the cocktail in Spanish is "tense pineapple" (pineapple, colada-taut). Pina Colada is a drink identified with the Caribbean and since 1978 it is considered the national drink of Puerto Rico.

There is an argument between three different bartenders from the Hilton Hotel in San Juan about who invented the Pina Colada, and each claims to be the first. In any case, the first time according to their version of the drink was in 1948, on the exotic shore of the hotel.

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But, as befits a tropical-drink, its history is not so simple and the question of its original recipe has an unsolved mystery. One of the stories relates the recipe to the most repulsive captain of the pirates, Mr. Roberto Coopersi, who sailed in the Caribbean waters around Puerto Rico in the early 19th century. The captain invented the drink to raise the morale of the ship's crew, but the recipe was lost after his death in 1825.

It does not matter to us who made the drink, but how to make it.

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Basic recipe of Pina Colada:

60 ml coconut liqueur (preferably malibu)

30 ml rum

120 ml pineapple juice

60 ml sweet cream

Mix all ingredients with crushed ice until a smooth drink is formed, pour into a cooled glass, decorate with a slice of pineapple or other tropical fruit and a small umbrella and serve.