Re: How do you make your coffee?
Generally the only instants I tend to like tend to be German brands, which probably says something about the quality of most instant coffee in the Uk . Though the thing which is really depressing at the moment is the amount of costa and starbucks places
Re: How do you make your coffee?
I'll do instant coffee, but only if it's the only coffee available. Every brand and style of instant coffee I've ever tried was not much more than swill.
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Re: How do you make your coffee?
It definitely wasn't nespresso... I can't think of a hotel that would fork up that much money for one of those, if they could go with a keurig. If they're willing to fork out nespresso machine and pods, they might as well buy a drip maker and a package
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I am not sure exactly of the make of the machine in the hotel, I thought it was a k cup one and it did coffee and hot chocolate, though I admit being on my honeymoon I had other things on my mind at the time .While those machines are probably less common
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There are other brands of coffee machine that do the same thing, and Nespresso is by far the best one. Nespresso pods are different from k-cups in that they use actual beans... but the machine works on the same principle. Best coffee next to an actual maker
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Yeah, there's a lot to be said for variety, that's one very good reason why I prefer coffee makers that use ground coffee, rather than those k pods, or whatever they're called. The available variety of ground coffee, plus the option to buy whatever beans
Re: How do you make your coffee?
Yeah, there's a lot to be said for variety, that's one very good reason why I prefer coffee makers that use ground coffee, rather than those k pods, or whatever they're called. The available variety of ground coffee, plus the option to buy whatever beans
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At the hotel in the states where my lady and I stayed for our honeymoon there was one of those automatic machines which I believe was a k cup make, though I'm afraid I wasn't a fan, the coffee was wy too weak for my taste and not having any choice
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I have just gotten into coffee, and for now just use a Keurig machine, which is more automatic. You buy K-cups, which is the coffee, tea, or hot chocolate, put them into the Keurig, put a coffee mug under it, put water in the reservoir, and start it up
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I use a drip maker : Bonavita BV1900TS and it's amazing with 5 scoops from my espresso spoon thing I got some time back... Then I froth half the glass of milk+Flavor shot of coice using my Breville BREBMF600XL frother.
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Well, I don't know how common they are, but I certainly use one... though I suspect they may be more common in the US than you might think. haha. Power supply shouldn't be a factor, as I know we definitely have the same power supply but they're I would say
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Glad someone else uses the French press, also called a Cafeteir there Assault freak. Btw, are electric kettles also common Canada as they are in the uk? Myself, while I could use an electric grinder, I use a hand powered one. This actually isn't as much
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Glad someone else uses the French press, also called a Cafeteir there Assault freak. Btw, are electric kettles also common Canada as they are in the uk? Myself, while I could use an electric grinder, I use a hand powered one. This actually isn't as much
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Oh, kettles are available over hear, they are just not a household staple as they are over there, probably because at some point in our history we dropped the tradition of an after noon tea. But you can buy them along with all the accessories that go
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My Italian teacher used to use a percolator on the cooker top as you describe. A cafeteir isn't that much like a percolator, since in a cafeteir the grounds always sit in the hot water while brewing, there is no actual transfer of the water, neither does
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I'm flabbergasted and amused. I just bought a new coffee maker, this new one is made of stainless steel rather than plastic as my old one was. While going through the manual to familiarize myself with it so I could start using it tomorrow, to my surprise
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@Cinnamon, nope mine isn't a machine, it's more like a jug with colling apparatus that goes in the fridge and a straw up the top, but it does sound different to what you describe. @Orco, actually a cafeteir is much simpler than a percolator, it has
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@DarkThe design sounds very reminiscent of the old percolaters. They are basically a tall container with a spout on one side that is where you pour the brewed coffee from, just like a piture. In side is a metal tube that's almost as tall as the container
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@dark Iced coffee makers are probably different than cold brew systems. I imagine yours is a machine of some sort, whereas cold brew systems are usually just a jug and a mesh filter which sits inside the jug.
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Stick around to the end of the post for thoughts on cold brew coffee.I use a Mr. Coffee maker as described above. I didn't know about permanent filters. I'll have to look into that when I buy a new coffee maker. I use preground coffee. I can't be bothered
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What probably made the coffee bitter is either the brand and style they use, or more likely, that hot plate the carafe sits on.Back when I drank more coffee and worked in an office, I always transferred the coffee from the coffee maker's carafe to a vacuum
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Hey, Dark!Since I don't know how much or how little you know about coffee makers, I'll describe how automatic drip coffee makers work so you can compare them to what you use. If you already know this, my apologies for rehashing what you already know.First
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Interesting about the paper filter there Orco. I did notice in the states the coffee was a little bitter and I wondered if that was the steam used in my lady's sister's condenser, it also seemed a trifle weaker on average than I usually drink
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Ah, a topic after my own heart . Myself I am a little more hands on I'm afraid. Firstly I either get the beans pre ground, grind by hand (which is actually far less time consuming than it sounds. The reason for this is there is a protein on the coffee
Re: How do you make your coffee?
My coffee needs are rather simple. I buy coffee already ground, my parents, however, buy their coffee in bags of beans and grind them just before brewing. I don't know what kind of beans they buy but I buy Folger's Black Silk coffee. After that we both use
Re: How do you make your coffee?
Ah, a topic after my own heart . Myself I am a little more hands on I'm afraid. Firstly I either get the beans pre ground, grind by hand (which is actually far less time consuming than it sounds. The reason for this is there is a protein on the coffee
How do you make your coffee?
I did a little recording this morning to show how I make and prefer my coffee. It's in wav format, woops, but it's not really big. Please comment on your experiences with this delicious drink.https://www.dropbox.com/s/hzpvyv0jpi804 … e.wav?dl=1
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