Yes quality should never be sacrificed to a busy schedule. Enjoying a long black as I tap.
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Yes quality should never be sacrificed to a busy schedule. Enjoying a long black as I tap.
Well, it was in an airport, at an ungodly hour, and was actually rather good. (Not to mention exceedingly welcome).
Brewing fresh Rwandan coffee, smells great. Should go well with an apple fritter.
Time for afternoon tea, a hot cup of Earl Grey with hot milk.
Earl Grey is available here; do you recommend it with hot milk?
There are days - not many, admittedly - when I fancy a cup of tea.
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Does anybody have experience with this aeropress accessory? Supposedly it allows aeropress users to hand press espresso. I'm intrigued, but also skeptical
http://fellowproducts.com/shop/prismo/
I already have the aeropress-- and I usually use the inverted method.
http://fellowproducts.com/shop/prismo/
I already have the aeropress-- and I usually use the inverted method.
Never tried it, but if you happen to get one do let us know how you find it.
Enjoying a nice cup of Kenyan while watching 'Bosch' on Amazon Prime. Good combination.
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I'm not exactly clear what it is you are describing; is it a vision of the French press?
A few years ago, I had a Bialetti French press which was not unlike what you seem to have described.
This morning, I enjoyed a mug of Kenyan coffee with hot milk and brown sugar.
Enjoying the aroma and taste of a Rwandan coffee with brown sugar while watching the match.
Why announce such a thing in a coffee thread?
I think it can be good to realize that coffee actually can be an addiction. It can definitely be spoken of in a espresso thread, I think.
It sure have its benefits to live without it for periods.
I don't drink every day. Not only because I don't want to bring its acids to my body every day.
But also because, I do enjoy it a lot more if I drink 2-4 times á week instead of every day as an habit.
The health benefits that actually exist to, it's nothing we really reap if we are addictive to it.
I am just sitting down with an Cappuccino btw, and then off with a tour with my new electric bike
It sure have its benefits to live without it for periods.
I don't drink every day. Not only because I don't want to bring its acids to my body every day.
But also because, I do enjoy it a lot more if I drink 2-4 times á week instead of every day as an habit.
The health benefits that actually exist to, it's nothing we really reap if we are addictive to it.
I am just sitting down with an Cappuccino btw, and then off with a tour with my new electric bike
There was a time I drank 6 espressos a day. Yikes, I always felt miserable by 4pm when the headache would set in.I think it can be good to realize that coffee actually can be an addiction. It can definitely be spoken of in a espresso thread, I think.
It sure have its benefits to live without it for periods.
I don't drink every day. Not only because I don't want to bring its acids to my body every day.
But also because, I do enjoy it a lot more if I drink 2-4 times á week instead of every day as an habit.
The health benefits that actually exist to, it's nothing we really reap if we are addictive to it.
I am just sitting down with an Cappuccino btw, and then off with a tour with my new electric bike
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These days I typically have one espresso/pour over in the morning before work and one more press at work on arrival. Weekends are usually just one in the morning. Much better.
Sat in my garden with a cup of Ethiopian coffee made in my French Press (with a dash of full fat organic milk) and listening to Beethoven’s Symphony no 9 in D minor on my Bowers and Wilkins P9 Headphones. Magical!