I am a big fan of your coffee’s after trying them at Bells Run in Bellwood, PA. I love cappuccinos, but I can’t afford to buy one every day. Now I get to have one every day! I told the owner of Bells Run, Deb, a cute story about my great nephew, Bryson (2 years old) and she said I should write to you and tell you. I have a BIG insulated mug (holds about 24 ounces) which is what I make my iced cappuccino in. One evening my sister brought her Bryson (her grandson) down to visit and my Mom asked if he wanted his sippy cup. He nodded yes so she filled his mug with milk.
I had my mug and I said cheers and tapped his cup. He giggled and then reached for my mug. He put the straw in his mouth and started drinking my Fireside caramel mochaccino. I thought he will hand it back to me with a funny look on his face, but he kept drinking and drinking. He wouldn’t give me the mug back! We would play about 10 minutes and then he would run back to my mug and drink. He was drinking from the straw looking up, his eyes going back and forth slowly with a little grin on his face like this is the best drink I ever had.
We all laughed and laughed every time he looked up as he was drinking. He is a beautiful boy (yes, I’m a proud Aunt, but he truly is a cutie) with these big blue eyes, blond hair and chubby cheeks (he’s a big boy, like his Dad). When he laughs his face turns red because he laughs from way in. The look was priceless. I hope to get a picture of that look because it would sell your entire line. I told Deb please order me extra container of the caramel so Bryson can have his own. Thank you for supporting breast cancer, my Dad died of lung cancer, my Mom survived colon cancer and a brief breast cancer scare. Hopefully one day they will find a cure.
Thank you for reading my story, love your coffee’s!
Sheri Catalano
Tags: caramel mochaccino, stories
