SiBurning
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My favorite coffee joint back in college made coffee that went down like acidic motor oil.
I often miss the oil since switching to a chemex, which is why I also got a melita. Still, cold brewing sounds intriguing. Must give it a try.
My favorite coffees these days are from Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
5 lbs? I hope you either roast it yourself or drink it by the gallon. Roasted coffee starts to lose it in a few weeks. I'm still hoping to find a convenient place to get fresh roasted coffee beans, but it's hard to find them. I hear occasional rumors about such places in the Lower East Side (Manhattan) or the Village, but whenever I go to one it's the same old burlap bags sitting for who knows how long. Just signed up with a mail order coffee club. Hope the post office accomodates.
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Guilty! Sometimes it just comes out cold, especially since I use so much milk. Seems to happen with the melita more than the chemex. I'm also guilty of making too much and putting some in the refrigerator for later. Still beats starbucks. Truth is, it often gets dumped for fresh.
Originally Posted by ALBPM /img/forum/go_quote.gif Looks like I'm the only one that "Cold Brews" their coffee.... I've been "Cold Brewing" my coffee for over 15 years now using a Toddy Cold Brew setup. http://www.toddycafe.com/shop/product.php?productId=67 Like the story says - You get all the flavor and very little of the acids and other oils that hide the true flavor. This does make coffee taste like it smells. This is our favorite coffee lately....Costa Rican Tarrazu http://www.cw-usa.com/coffee-beans-v...rrazu-5lb.html I usually order a 5 lb. bag of the Tarrazu and a 5 lb. bag another for variety. |
My favorite coffee joint back in college made coffee that went down like acidic motor oil.
My favorite coffees these days are from Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
5 lbs? I hope you either roast it yourself or drink it by the gallon. Roasted coffee starts to lose it in a few weeks. I'm still hoping to find a convenient place to get fresh roasted coffee beans, but it's hard to find them. I hear occasional rumors about such places in the Lower East Side (Manhattan) or the Village, but whenever I go to one it's the same old burlap bags sitting for who knows how long. Just signed up with a mail order coffee club. Hope the post office accomodates.
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Originally Posted by immtbiker /img/forum/go_quote.gif Did you say good coffee and microwave in the same sentence? Blasphemy! |
Guilty! Sometimes it just comes out cold, especially since I use so much milk. Seems to happen with the melita more than the chemex. I'm also guilty of making too much and putting some in the refrigerator for later. Still beats starbucks. Truth is, it often gets dumped for fresh.