A Cuisinart grind and brew, but using beans I roast myself, usually one of several Sumatrans.
how do you vapers brew your coffee
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Dark roast (not burned), drip method, filter, using water from a tea kettle, one cup at a time. Served black. (Don't get me started on K-cups...)
Chemex? Looks nifty, awkward to hold, good luck finding filter$ for it. Sold mine for $5.00 at a yard sale.
Chemex? Looks nifty, awkward to hold, good luck finding filter$ for it. Sold mine for $5.00 at a yard sale.
I see that no one has mentioned a percolater.
...because boiled, overheated coffee is like drinking used motor oil.
'round here, we use an old, Capresso500 drip unit. Before y'all poo-poo the drippers, this one heats the water to 190deg.
It drips into an insulated carafe. It doesn't sit on an electric heater when done.....
Perfect every time.
Yeah we grind our own with a gear-grinder.
...because boiled, overheated coffee is like drinking used motor oil.
'round here, we use an old, Capresso500 drip unit. Before y'all poo-poo the drippers, this one heats the water to 190deg.
It drips into an insulated carafe. It doesn't sit on an electric heater when done.....
Perfect every time.
Yeah we grind our own with a gear-grinder.
The question is "how do you vapers brew your coffee"? Brew your coffee, not screw your coffee.
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The question is "how do you vapers brew your coffee"? Brew coffee.
You can brew it??
well I got my AeroPress...
this thing is amazing! it makes a much bolder coffee than my french press, I've been drinking a lot of coffee since I got it a few days ago
this thing is amazing! it makes a much bolder coffee than my french press, I've been drinking a lot of coffee since I got it a few days ago
Starbucks does the vast majority of my coffee for me. My sister just gave me a Keurig which I like since it's one cup at a time and easy.
I rarely drink coffee and actually prefer black tea, somehow it works better for me. But occasionally when I have time I like to make Turkish coffee . It takes more time, but it tastes better and has a stronger kick. Though I have to admit that I have a lot more to learn before I make it as good as I would like to.
I usually buy 2 lb bags of Tim Hortons (Canada) coffee beans from Amazon (when they have them is stock). Grind em' up, and use my Bunn ThermoFresh coffeemaker. Our first Bunn coffeemaker lasted about 7 years. When my wife made coffee in the old Mr. Coffee (that we used before we got the Bunn).....she said.....I can't drink this coffee!.....you have to go get another Bunn.....(it was THAT much different for taste, for the same coffee).
I've been enjoying this "Caramel Nut" coffee. I got the beans from Fairway, and I'm usually a black coffee drinker, but I've found that a tiny touch of milk really brings out the caramel nut flavors in this coffee.
Also, I drink it iced. Every day. Whether it's 100 degrees or -100.
And a joke, how does Moses make his cofee?
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Also, I drink it iced. Every day. Whether it's 100 degrees or -100.
And a joke, how does Moses make his cofee?
˙ʇᴉ sʍǝɹqǝH
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