Is this really a thing, like this maybe?:
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you could go old school and get a percolator.I recently got myself a grinder and started drinking real coffee, I'm officially addicted to coffee now. I used to only have the occasional timmy's or keurig coffee at work but now even on days off I make coffee at home. Might give this one a try.
you could go old school and get a percolator.
I've got waaay more French presses than is sensible. I see them at thrift shops, and get one just cause it's a little different. I have three different sizes between single and ten cup, and in a couple different materials :^DI have a small French press for making one cup of coffee. It's handy for that.
I have a drip machine, but might look into a French press at some point. I think I'm stepping into hipster territory at that point though.Need to let my hair grow so I can do a man bun.
I've got waaay more French presses than is sensible. I see them at thrift shops, and get one just cause it's a little different. I have three different sizes between single and ten cup, and in a couple different materials :^D
They're my favorite way of making coffee when I'm going for flavor, but I usually use my bunn for quantity.
Yeah, we've had a Bunn for a long time now. Damn thing refuses to die.I've got waaay more French presses than is sensible. I see them at thrift shops, and get one just cause it's a little different. I have three different sizes between single and ten cup, and in a couple different materials :^D
They're my favorite way of making coffee when I'm going for flavor, but I usually use my bunn for quantity.
http://www.burmancoffee.com/How much was the shipping?
http://www.burmancoffee.com/
Paid nearly as much for the shipping as the coffee. You being in the great white north....billions.![]()
I have a drip machine, but might look into a French press at some point. I think I'm stepping into hipster territory at that point though.Need to let my hair grow so I can do a man bun.
Nothing hipster about a french press.
1) Boil water
2) Add coffee to press
3) Add water
4) Wait 4 minutes
5) Press. Enjoy.
That's not hipster. It's just an incredibly low tech way to make a really good cup of coffee.
No stir?
