[SpeakerBox]

Different strokes...

 

[Ableza]

Agreed, that stuff is toxic.

That’s what makes it good.

 

[RickB]

That’s what makes it good.

That which does not kill you makes you stronger, eh?

 

[Ableza]

That which does not kill you makes you stronger, eh?

Thumbs up.

 

[hearditontheX]

Oh god, I would die

You should put Nescafe on your avatar mug.

 

[RickB]

I'm pretty sure with the right process you could make tires out of Nescafe.

 

[jimmers]

Been traveling for the last two weeks. Heading home today, which is a good thing since my stash is running low...

I've seen quite a few recommendations here for the Aeropress as a travel solution, I wonder has anyone tried a Delter Coffee press yet?
I saw it on product design program on the TV and wondered how it compared in this OCD coffee brewing world

Personally I'm limited to instant as that doesn't trigger other's allergies

maybe if I had a small quick to use device I could sneak a real coffee occasionally.

 

[US Blues]

I'm pretty sure with the right process you could make tires out of Nescafe.

I thought Nescafe was made from tires, and can be made back into tires.

 

[bosiemoncrieff]

The biggest problem with travel is the grinding. I HATE hand grinders. This close to getting a niche zero for next summer.

 

[Timster]

The biggest problem with travel is the grinding. I HATE hand grinders. This close to getting a niche zero for next summer.

^ This
I love my Aeropress, but having to grind by hand in the hotel is tedious at 5am.
I'd take a powered one, but luggage weight restrictions.
So I buy known fresh beans now, and have them ground at purchase, and use them within the next five days.
Not ideal, but gets me close

(I know, first world problems)

 

[porchwizard]

^ This
I love my Aeropress, but having to grind by hand in the hotel is tedious at 5am.
I'd take a powered one, but luggage weight restrictions.
So I buy known fresh beans now, and have them ground at purchase, and use them within the next five days.
Not ideal, but gets me close

(I know, first world problems)

I've heard you can put Nescafe in a Aeropress and it will taste better.

 

[Jheal]

I don't understand what you mean by this... There are many, many different options in the Apple infrastructure for these tasks.
On my iPhone i regularly use Viber and WhatsApp for messages and have about a dozen different camera apps (but only really use 3 or 4 frequently)
For email, I have yet to find one that works as well *for me* as the default app, but there are many options there too.

Also my iPhone sounds great with with my Oppo HA-2..... just to keep audio in the thread !!

For email on an iPhone, try Edison. It’s what I use to separate my work email (on the standard app which is where my company puts it) from my personal email (which is on Edison).

 

[SpeakerBox]

I thought Nescafe was made from tires, and can be made back into tires.

Yes, but high quality tires from small batch tire growers.

 

[Derrick Swart]

Been traveling for the last two weeks. Heading home today, which is a good thing since my stash is running low...

nice that old outlook version, getting used to my recently updated 365 version

 

[Derrick Swart]

You should put Nescafe on your avatar mug.

i think nestle is one of the worst companies in the world