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oo - get you.
Do you swallow or just spit?
Are you on the right thread????
or even the right forum???
oo - get you.
Do you swallow or just spit?
No I can smell like a Spaniel.Either you're buying shoot coffee or your taste buds and sense of smell are shot. Or both.
No I can smell like a Spaniel.
I was in Llandudno a few weeks ago as well.I used to make coffee a lot - using ground coffee and all that
I have several methods of doing it
It still smells wonderful - but I'm not that fond of the taste any
I have also had a lot of bad coffee on the high street
I had one at a posh restaurant in Llandudno a few weeks ago that was great - reminded me that it can be done but a lot don't bother
Mokka pot , still the best way to have a brew at home . Why waste money on a bean to cup machine.we use a mokka pot, smells awesome.
Did one of those damn gulls knick your ice cream or pieI was in Llandudno a few weeks ago as well.
I'd argue a pour over like a V60 will give you a better brew, but they are a bit more effort.Mokka pot , still the best way to have a brew at home . Why waste money on a bean to cup machine.
I have been around North America quite a bit it's better tasting coffee there than here in the UK but it's nowhere near as it was years ago.I'd argue a pour over like a V60 will give you a better brew, but they are a bit more effort.
I use a mix of methods, Mokka pot/Aeropress/Chemex at home mostly an Aeropress at work.
I’ll bow to your greater experience. I also use a cafetière. I wont risk buying more coffee brewing equipment ,Mrs JK will not be happy.I'd argue a pour over like a V60 will give you a better brew, but they are a bit more effort.
I use a mix of methods, Mokka pot/Aeropress/Chemex at home mostly an Aeropress at work.
Well my experience mirrors the others who have posted here. It is mucheasier to get good coffee now than it was years ago. You certainly still get some lousy stuff, but there is far more decent stuff around.I have been around North America quite a bit it's better tasting coffee there than here in the UK but it's nowhere near as it was years ago.