I was just thinking that a single guy... Kitchen Aid mixer... only could mean...Divert your eyes from the mixer. It's all about the coffee. MMMM. Coffee.
Wrong, it's black, so that means he's a straight ballin, gangsta thug, baker.I was just thinking that a single guy... Kitchen Aid mixer... only could mean...
NTTAWWT.
It's not plugged in, whereas the coffee maker IS.Nice Kitchen Aid mixer.
i'm a luddite when it comes to coffee; prefer to have manual control of every aspect of the process:Fully automated machines like that is the best. I love the one I got for the office and it makes really good coffee.
what, you're not growing your own beans? lthumbsdown:i'm a luddite when it comes to coffee; prefer to have manual control of every aspect of the process:
Oh ya. House is form 1890 something. no real way to run a doorbell without making one hell of a mess, so battery powered wireless doorbell it is.So you got one of those plug-in doorbell things too, huh?
i'm a luddite when it comes to coffee; prefer to have manual control of every aspect of the process:
i was buying green beans & home roasting for a bit. it's really amazing the difference a fresh roast makes -ie, the degradation after a couple weeks is significant, which means pretty much everything that's not locally roasted &/or date stamped is stale. it's a bit of a tedious process though, and i've since reverted to buying from a local roaster.what, you're not growing your own beans? lthumbsdown:
What kind of roaster? We roasted for a couple of years out of a popcorn machine. It was tedious and messy but we kept the coffee spending low and had fresh roasted coffee.i was buying green beans & home roasting for a bit. it's really amazing the difference a fresh roast makes -ie, the degradation after a couple weeks is significant, which means pretty much everything that's not locally roasted &/or date stamped is stale. it's a bit of a tedious process though, and i've since reverted to buying from a local roaster.
popcorn machine also. works surprisingly well, but yeah, batch size is small, so keeping up with consumption was allot of work. i've got a kickass local roaster only a few blocks away, so the laziness won in the end. i imagine things would be different if i actually bucked up for a proper home roasting machine. green beans are surprisingly cheap in comparison.What kind of roaster? We roasted for a couple of years out of a popcorn machine. It was tedious and messy but we kept the coffee spending low and had fresh roasted coffee.
I will go that route at the office when I get my butler - Jeeves one cappuccino please.i'm a luddite when it comes to coffee; prefer to have manual control of every aspect of the process:
I've gone through two Zach & Dani's roasters (they do about a quarter to half pound of green beans in a batch...) in the last 3 years...I and my wife drink a lot of coffee...The machine was pretty easy to clean up though...so that was nice.popcorn machine also. works surprisingly well, but yeah, batch size is small, so keeping up with consumption was allot of work. i've got a kickass local roaster only a few blocks away, so the laziness won in the end. i imagine things would be different if i actually bucked up for a proper home roasting machine. green beans are surprisingly cheap in comparison.
Yup. I prefer my 70oz Big Gulp from 7-11...you just can't drink it in buckets.
Yup. I prefer my 70oz Big Gulp from 7-11
Yup, here i can drink massive cups of tim hortons / starbucks (yuck) etc. coffee. In Europe I am more than happy with a small cup of cappuccino every morning.Funny thing I have found is that the better coffee you drink the less your drink. There is just so much flavor in good coffee that you just can't drink it in buckets.
I was just talking about the cup, not what goes into it. Which is about 50% coffee and 50% whiskey.full of 7-11 'cappuccino?'
exactly mixer tops espresso machine every timeNice Kitchen Aid mixer.