i am intrigued. educate me. who has one, what model, what's your procedure?
pour over coffee.
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You misspelled "piss over".
To slow.
man you are extra salty today. who pissed in your metamucil?
Delicious but too much work.
you're talking to someone that used to own a coffee siphon.
That sounds like bong shed level of free time.
seriously. note how i said "used to"
Hipster methodology to achieve the same result.
isn't a regular maker a pour over coffee maker?
put coffee grounds in filter, water on top filters thru, the coffee comes out the bottom. seems like regular coffee to me
put coffee grounds in filter, water on top filters thru, the coffee comes out the bottom. seems like regular coffee to me
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Pour over allows you to curate an artisinal hand blown carafe made by fair trade free range vegans.
I use the pour over method on camping trips. Works great but as WCH said, it is essentially the same as a regular coffee maker. Some people get super nerdy about the equipment, water, technique, etc. If you want to go that route, I suspect you'll have more luck with google than RM.
that's pretty much what i'm after.
Can't make it strong enough. Honestly since I started doing the french press I find most coffee to be watery. Not that I'm a big coffee drinker but I like my coffee like my beer STRONG.
Plus I think you need to have a handlebar mustache or other goofy facial hair to do that pour over stuff.
Plus I think you need to have a handlebar mustache or other goofy facial hair to do that pour over stuff.
french press is solid. i prefer my aeropress however. i too like strong coffee. unfortunately turkish black is super hard to find around me.Can't make it strong enough. Honestly since I started doing the french press I find most coffee to be watery. Not that I'm a big coffee drinker but I like my coffee like my beer STRONG.
Plus I think you need to have a handlebar mustache or other goofy facial hair to do that pour over stuff.
My Brother Aaron has a blue enamel coffee pot. It uses coffee filters. He claims to have bought at the True Value. I have gone there. They told me they don't sell coffee pots. It makes excellent coffee. I know it exists. I just can't find one...
Best place to find these old enamel percolators: Thrift stores
Its in the loft above his garage. In a plastic tub. I just haven't found which one yet.
That's the 2nd best place.
Nah, probably in the crawlspace underneath his Gimp Room.
Could not find the entrance. His wife came home. I barely got out of there.