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11 Reasons Why You Should Drink Coffee Every Day
- Thread starter yortbogey
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Looks to me like, now that she has her coffee, she's on her way to meet her first "john" appointment of the day...
mean mr.mustard:
Chemex pour-over would be a good buy if you want more coffee. If you just want a cup or two, Hario v60. There is a learning curve with pour-over and takes time to master, but worth it. French press has a bolder taste and pour-over is a cleaner, smoother cup in comparison. Preference thing really.
Chemex pour-over would be a good buy if you want more coffee. If you just want a cup or two, Hario v60. There is a learning curve with pour-over and takes time to master, but worth it. French press has a bolder taste and pour-over is a cleaner, smoother cup in comparison. Preference thing really.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
I muled 30lbs of coffee back from Ecuador in January. April 6th and I have one bag left 
(but I gave a couple away)
Have to get my favorites "Sweet and Coffee - Loja and Jipijapa" and "Cloud Coffee" direct from the source shipped to me. I tried Starbucks Cloud Coffee in Canada but it's as fake as Maple Syrup in Ecuador.
(but I gave a couple away)Have to get my favorites "Sweet and Coffee - Loja and Jipijapa" and "Cloud Coffee" direct from the source shipped to me. I tried Starbucks Cloud Coffee in Canada but it's as fake as Maple Syrup in Ecuador.
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
Pour over... is that what you call the poor man's coffee? A strainer,a coffee filter and hot water? If so, I've been doing this for decades. lol I vividly remember being desperate for coffee in a very limited situation. Ended up using a styrofoam cup with holes punched in it, with a coffee filter. Then microwaving water and pouring it through. I like to keep the grounds foamy and wet, without letting it fully drain till the end. lol
The good automatic coffee machines use a technique called pre-infusion. It soaks the ground coffee for a bit before beginning the infusion. I think there is something to this. Some drip machines do this as well. Pour over is the submersion method.
This page gives some good ideas on the complexities involved in a good cup.
https://www.perfectdailygrind.com/2017/06/coffee-extraction-brewing-concepts
There’s a little good in all of them.
This page gives some good ideas on the complexities involved in a good cup.
https://www.perfectdailygrind.com/2017/06/coffee-extraction-brewing-concepts
There’s a little good in all of them.
I bloom my grounds when I brew French press.
After moderate experimentation I am convinced pour over is weaker than I require.
She's got her pot and I have my press.
Now I don't need to worry about who used it last
After moderate experimentation I am convinced pour over is weaker than I require.
She's got her pot and I have my press.
Now I don't need to worry about who used it last
coffee... a bong hit... and leafin' thru my favorite tool catalog
Green Squall
Well-known member
Its no wonder I've been so damn tired all week....
I've unknowingly been drinking DECAF coffee this whole time!!
Feeling great now that I have some caffeine in my system lol.
I've unknowingly been drinking DECAF coffee this whole time!!
Feeling great now that I have some caffeine in my system lol.
hopefully you're all taking this 'coffee' stuff seriously ;-)
It's obviously here to stay.......
i love coffee and beautiful women
St. Phatty
Active member
Laxative Effect ?
