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purplekisses said: 
i miss this coffee... we have a german shop here that carries it.. my friend used to get it at the base for me as well... from what i was told americans by the crap of the coffee beans the low grade beans.. that is why the coffee is not as good here... That's the good stuff right? Not like Tschibo or Kroenung... bleah! A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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RenHoek said: purplekisses said:
i miss this coffee... we have a german shop here that carries it.. my friend used to get it at the base for me as well... from what i was told americans by the crap of the coffee beans the low grade beans.. that is why the coffee is not as good here... That's the good stuff right? Not like Tschibo or Kroenung... bleah! Kroenung is not that bad.. it lighter for me 
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purplekisses said: RenHoek said: That's the good stuff right? Not like Tschibo or Kroenung... bleah! Kroenung is not that bad.. it lighter for me
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I like it strong.. I don't like restaurant coffee... and Nescafè turned me into a coffee drinker .. stuff is drugs.. got that right now in the cabinet.. | |
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If you like strong, mountain-grown coffee, THIS is DA BOMB!
Nice Honduran coffee. By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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To be honest, I'm not much of a fan of Starbucks. I'll go once in awhile with co-workers and during the fall for the Pumpkin Spice Latte. I like Dutch Bros. coffee which is like a Northern California and Oregan area chain, if I'm not mistaken. I prefer the home-brewed coffee 3 scoops of a dark roast/italian roast OR 2 scoops and one scoop of espresso.  "When words fail, music speaks..." --- Shakespeare | |
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You know Steve Martin likes his coffee STRONG!
Check out 50 sec into this one
http://www.youtube.com/wa...PmcKTNS-6g /peace Manki | |
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 Stop it about coffee.   | |
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paintedlady said: Ah delicious coffee. American coffee is watery though
 simply because of what my "abuelita" taught me. Coffee will taste like its filter. If your filter is a fresh sheet of paper every time you brew, it will taste like the filter. The convo came up when I was young looking at her making coffee with some sorta weird sock looking thing (colador) that was made out of linen but blackened by the coffee she would pour into it.I tried to wash it with soap one day and she scolded me...
Buelita (great aunt Anna): "Only rinse it with hot water to remove the grounds, I don't want my coffee to taste like soap." Me:"But it looks like a gross dirty brown sock" 
Buelita: "Its supposed to look like that because it taste like the coffee, so when I filter my coffee with it, my coffee will taste like coffee and not paper". She always made THE best coffee, so I took her advice and learned from it. Now I use a stovetop coffee maker, but I always rinse it after using it with water only, not a bunch of soap, and my coffee taste like coffee. No matter what brand coffee I use (usually espresso ground blue mountain coffee from Jamaica or Bustello {substitute}) 
.spell edit [Edited 9/16/08 4:10am] my cousin bought one of those as soon as the store near her power came back on. She rigged up something so she could have her coffee during the power outage. | |
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Statuesqque said: paintedlady said: Ah delicious coffee. American coffee is watery though
simply because of what my "abuelita" taught me. Coffee will taste like its filter. If your filter is a fresh sheet of paper every time you brew, it will taste like the filter. The convo came up when I was young looking at her making coffee with some sorta weird sock looking thing (colador) that was made out of linen but blackened by the coffee she would pour into it.I tried to wash it with soap one day and she scolded me...
Buelita (great aunt Anna): "Only rinse it with hot water to remove the grounds, I don't want my coffee to taste like soap." Me:"But it looks like a gross dirty brown sock"
Buelita: "Its supposed to look like that because it taste like the coffee, so when I filter my coffee with it, my coffee will taste like coffee and not paper". She always made THE best coffee, so I took her advice and learned from it. Now I use a stovetop coffee maker, but I always rinse it after using it with water only, not a bunch of soap, and my coffee taste like coffee. No matter what brand coffee I use (usually espresso ground blue mountain coffee from Jamaica or Bustello {substitute})
.spell edit [Edited 9/16/08 4:10am] my cousin bought one of those as soon as the store near her power came back on. She rigged up something so she could have her coffee during the power outage. that type of coffee maker is perfect for taking to a campground. All you need is a heat source, you can even brew over a grill. | |
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paintedlady said: Statuesqque said: my cousin bought one of those as soon as the store near her power came back on. She rigged up something so she could have her coffee during the power outage. that type of coffee maker is perfect for taking to a campground. All you need is a heat source, you can even brew over a grill. yep, I think she bought two just to be on the safe side. I remember those from when I was little, everybody had one before Mr. Coffee came out. | |
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My sister once sent me Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee for my birthday  ...
Expensive but excellent  ...I agree, most coffee in restaurants here in the U.S. is pretty weak  ... | |
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Byron said: My sister once sent me Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee for my birthday
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Expensive but excellent ...I agree, most coffee in restaurants here in the U.S. is pretty weak ...Yeah... I said that already.  | |
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paintedlady said: Byron said: My sister once sent me Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee for my birthday
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Expensive but excellent ...I agree, most coffee in restaurants here in the U.S. is pretty weak ...Yeah... I said that already. Like I'm gonna read the whole thread lol  | |
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Byron said: paintedlady said: Yeah... I said that already. Like I'm gonna read the whole thread lol Why? You run outta coffee? Brew a cup and get those peepers poppin'.  | |
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