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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I like Lavazza coffee from a Moka pot. Espressos or long black/Americanos for me. I detest milk in coffee generally, but if it's 3 in 1 for a rush job coffee then I guess I can't be picky. |
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over a year ago
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"If I go to someone's home and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it. "
That's similar to me. Except I demand to know what altitude it was grown at and spit it out if it's anything below 1,500masl |
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"If I go to someone's home and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it.
That's similar to me. Except I demand to know what altitude it was grown at and spit it out if it's anything below 1,500masl"
Well there is that  .
There is one exception. I went to a friend's house recently and I struggled to drink the beverage I was served. Unfortunately she used a huge mug too. I'd never say anything though...until I got home  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If I go to someone's home and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it.
That's similar to me. Except I demand to know what altitude it was grown at and spit it out if it's anything below 1,500masl
Well there is that .
There is one exception. I went to a friend's house recently and I struggled to drink the beverage I was served. Unfortunately she used a huge mug too. I'd never say anything though...until I got home "
That's such a nightmare when it happens. Who knew tea or coffee could be poisonous in the wrong hands.
I'm always wary of watery milk coming out to me.
Have to practice the poker face  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Friends of mine are coffee roasters… I drink a fair amount. Got a decent filter machine and a grinder. Had an espresso machine, can’t be arsed! Likewise, aeropress & V60. Too easy to mess up. I like waking up and making lovely coffee without hassle.
As opposed to other food & drink, it is actually fairly affordable to drink “really good” coffee. But like many things in life, it’s a question of taste. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with enjoying instant coffee, or anything else really. Too many opinionated ‘connoisseurs’ (twats) around food and drink… |
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"If I go to someone's hotel and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it."
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I have been obsequiously ruffling my plumage at you for nigh on six months. What's it going to take?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If I go to someone's home and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it.
That's similar to me. Except I demand to know what altitude it was grown at and spit it out if it's anything below 1,500masl
Well there is that .
There is one exception. I went to a friend's house recently and I struggled to drink the beverage I was served. Unfortunately she used a huge mug too. I'd never say anything though...until I got home "
At that point you just keep talking and talking until you say "oh no it's gone cold, what a shame!" |
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"If I go to someone's home and they offer me coffee I drink whatever they serve and enjoy it.
I usually ask for a glass of water  "
I'm a fool to myself really. I've 'enjoyed' some gruesome stuff in my time. I might opt for your glass if water suggestion in future  |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
I currently have the choice of using:
4 Wall mounted Coffee Bean Grinders
5 Different size Cafetieres (French Press)
3 Different size Mokka Pots
3 Percolators
and A Dolce Gusto machine
Prior to Covid I had a business selling all types of Coffee pots, the above are part of the left over stock as I closed the business during Covid.
My Coffee I get from a well known store in Knightsbridge. |
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I'm sick to death of high street coffee shops pumping out their noxious fumes. It's foul smelling and even worse tasting. It's like something that's been passed through the digestive tracts of at least three animals, one of which must eat other animals shit.
I really hate coffee.
Give me cup of Assam any day. |
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M&S ground coffee, usually single country. Coffee maker filter pot. Usually make enough in morning to have a fresh made mug with breakfast, then rewarm a mugful in microwave as I fancy more during day and with dinner. If any remains at end of day, may rewarm for breakfast next day.
Tastes fine to me. But my coffee connoisseur friend refers to my brew as "filthy mud" and brings her aeropress when visiting... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love our aeropress when I feel like making a fancy coffee, but a cafetiere does us fine for day to day. We have a little metal filter that came with a pack of Vietnamese coffee and it's flimsy but works well. Vietnamese coffee is like rocket fuel but so delicious  |
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"Love our aeropress when I feel like making a fancy coffee, but a cafetiere does us fine for day to day. We have a little metal filter that came with a pack of Vietnamese coffee and it's flimsy but works well. Vietnamese coffee is like rocket fuel but so delicious "
I have an Espro press for a finer French press... And (I just looked it up) they were half *that* price when I bought mine  |
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"... ... ...But my coffee connoisseur friend refers to my brew as "filthy mud" and brings her aeropress when visiting..."
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This 'friend' of yours sounds like a philistine to me. I'll be your friend. Sans conditions. |
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By *rtyIan OP Man
over a year ago
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"Love our aeropress when I feel like making a fancy coffee, but a cafetiere does us fine for day to day. We have a little metal filter that came with a pack of Vietnamese coffee and it's flimsy but works well. Vietnamese coffee is like rocket fuel but so delicious "
just find the aeropress cleaner |
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