#Brewing Methods

[subaquatic-skyscraper]

What’s the best coffee making method for somebody who’s the only person in the household drinking coffee, but doesn’t drink it at home everyday.

I stopped using single serve capsules a couple of years ago because a friend of mine’s nespresso machine got infested with roaches because she was only using it once a week (New York problems).

I have a French press but it takes SO much time to clean and I often end up cutting myself on the filters.

I’m thinking of a smaller pour over, but if anyone has any of other suggestions pls and thank you.

[themostlifechangingstuff]

Unveiling the Secrets of Coffee: A Journey to Perfection

In my relentless pursuit of the perfect cup of coffee, I thought I had exhausted every avenue. I experimented with various brewing methods – from the time-tested French press to the intricate pour-over technique – hoping to unlock the full potential of my morning brew. I scoured the far corners of the globe for the finest coffee beans, searching for that elusive blend that would elevate my coffee…

[why-the-heck-not]

20.12.23, wednesday

My main hobby is just procrastinating in any way I can. The plan was to make a cup of coffee and then start working. What actually happened is that I watched a 3 part video series (by james hoffmann ofc) on Aeropress coffee and made a few cups with different variables. Still not sure if I found The Recipe for me, but it’s getting better (tho I don’t love the coffee beans I have)

[maireadralph]

Entrapdak Positivity Month - Success

Featuring Hipster Hordak because it’s been a while since we’ve had one of those

[luv-again]

ah, shadamy, my long black/flat white ship <3

[tea-cat-arts]

*smacks car roof* I can fit so many dumb jokes in this (or at least I can try)

[swtsounds]

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I wish I had a worldview that made me proud of not being a shithead but no im just like goddd I wish I were a shithead rn. Like All That Bullshit and For What. If Fatboy Slim came up to me and said 'you've come a long way, baby' I'd be like yeah who gives a b*rfing shitt.

[cecils-dragons]

I'm gonna take a little break because slow cite stresses me and I'm trying to not wind myself into a bad mood over a coli breed(I hate coli because hand hurty)

[mellohiizz]

If you ever make a UU hero au you have to show me pretty please!!! :33333 I think parrot would make a good hero, y'know with all the hero complex he has going on....

i will, i will!! and yeah, you're so right, parrot is definitely more of a hero type. the hero complex is very strong on this guy. same with wemmbu, but wemm gives me more of a vigilante vibe, or like an anti-hero maybe.

[triangulum-theory]

Wistfully thinks of Spellwind, I should make a headcanons up to ep 31 list its just my equivalent of like Skyrim or lotr where theres so much going on and so dense but god damn one of my favorite episodes was when two of my favorite characters became trees and the entire experience was like...they were tripping on shrooms but also one with the shrooms? Its like episode 8

and I love the dms orc captain that hates going on land and is there for the in between transportation from sea to sea land to land ferryman (not really I feel like its mostly hard to narrate and have a character at the same time) I just love captain buttocks' (yeah I'm pretty sure thats his name) humor and how him and djett ('jet') were closer in the beginning

I love ty and varsha together but I also ship smith with them as time went on, I can't tell who I want to joke as the third smith and varsha are friends to lovers, ty and varsha are irritated assholes to lovers, smith is just a jaded old fuck that loves his morons (he respects varsha a lot and thinks ty is an entertaining idiot)

Varsha and Djett are siblings they love each other like family and share different spells and potions and knowledge of interest notes

I feel like the only person really thinking too deeply about this tabletop story and wanted to drop a few lines of appreciation, I like listening to it to go to sleep since its so slow paced and gently spoken and the music and sound efx is so sweet

[supercantaloupe]

my brain is very gone. i cannot read questions but i wanna participate. what’s your fav kind of tea? how do you take your tea?

ooh i love a lot of types of tea so i could never pick a single favorite. i'd say for a single (though often large) cup of hot tea my preference is usually for something strong and fruity. i like herbal blends with hibiscus, peaflower, rosehip etc and/or dried fruit pieces, although this year i've really been enjoying a couple of fruity white or green tea/herbal blends. i love these hot and either unsweetened or with just a drop of honey. this is also usually what i take in my thermal mug to campus bc it doesn't easily suffer from overbrewing so i can brew it in the morning at 9am and have a still-hot cup of tea to drink in rehearsal at 6pm. although occasionally i'll take something black to drink as a single cup; my preference is usually for something strong and spiced, with a bit of cream and lightly sweetened. but if i'm sitting down for an hour or two and enjoying a whole pot of tea, i'm usually drinking either one of the fruit/tea blends or i'm drinking an oolong, no sweetener. i have this WONDERFUL oolong in my cabinet right now from a regional teashop i love that's scented with grape and blackberry and it's got the most well rounded, juicy body to it -- if i had to pick a single favorite it might be that but it's expensive and small batch so i try to save it for when i can really sit down and enjoy it.

as for iced teas: love a cold fruity or hibiscus tea, barely sweet; black tea, strong and lightly sweet, especially with milk (a la boba shop milk tea or chai latte); LOVE an arnold palmer (half unsweet tea/half lemonade); and whatever the hell they put in diet snapple, i could go through cases of that shit all by myself in no time flat.

basically the only teas i don't really like are anything minty, chamomile, and plain green teas and matcha. although i'm recently becoming a convert to the joys of jasmine tea. besides it just tasting good what i love about tea is that there's just So Much out there that there's always something new to try and fall in love with

[toasteydad]

This all sounds preddy good actually

[silence-ofthe-llamas]

Finally got my grubby hands on some alcohol free beer that doesn't make me feel horrendous & doesn't taste like piss. Holy shit. I'm SO excited to eat carbs and drink beer again.

[thecoffeetongue]

Coffee Through The Decades: How Coffee Culture Has Evolved Over The Years, From Diner Mugs To Artisanal Cafes

Coffee Through the Decades: The Evolution of Coffee Culture from Diner Mugs to Artisanal Cafes Coffee has woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives, evolving dramatically over the decades. From the simple diner mugs of the 1950s to today’s chic artisanal cafes, coffee culture has continually adapted to reflect societal changes, preferences, and advancements in brewing methods. The 1950s and…

[arealcrow]

in my restless dreams i see that coffee maker... two cup kandinsky stove top bialetti...