LOVE IN THE MAIL FROM AUSTRALIA

The phone did not take very good shots it seems, but oh well. A new Moka pot was in my box of goodies a friend from Australia sent me.
These biscuits tasted great with coffee.
MMM Coffee.
And more coffee. Drinking this one right now, it's really good.
We have the same company here but for some reason it always tastes better when it's from the UK or in this case Australia.
 

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