Ok my sexy coffee-bunnies…
How do you make your coffee?
Personally, I have a Breville dripper, Aeropress, and a two-group Astoria Rapallo semi-automatic. I have a Turkish stovetop pot too but I haven’t used it.
EDIT: that’s supposed to read “dripper”, not “dropper” - so like, a Mr. Coffee, Technivorm, etc.
You win again, auto-correct, you cheeky bastard!
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I use a French press coffee with medium course grinded coffee.
Yum, FP makes a nice thick cup of bean juice!
I’ve got a Ninja and I put whatever ground coffee is on sale in it haha.
Haha nothing wrong with that! At my store, pre-ground coffee has way more options than whole bean coffee - so you get to try more flavors and variety!
I love flavoured coffee so much. Drinking Tim Hortons Maple flavour right now!
Cheers! I’m sipping some Colombian Huilo from the mug in my profile pic! 😁
I use a keurig and starbucks capsules lol. I was going to post a photo of that here this week to get roasted
Ha, “roasted”, I see what you did there! The only thing I don’t like about k-cups is the waste plastic. I think there are some that are recyclable though, so that’s helpful!
With k-cups you get a lot of variety, which is nice too - my in-laws have one, and a whole pantry full of different kinds of flavors! I’m like a kid in a candy store!
I just get had station coffee bc it's really strong with creamer
Yeah some places make the coffee strong enough to make you sweat! 😁 gotta cut that with something!
What would you class Moka pot as, or is it just Moka pot?
EDIT: I forgot what categories went where, updated for clarity:
I waffled on making the categories and ended up calling it “percolator” but I was thinking of Moka pot when I wrote it. It’s probably unclear, sorry.
Moka pot rules though, I’ve always wanted to try one!
Haha no worries. There's so many ways to make a cuppa. I just learnt from this thread that Ninja have a load of coffee makers... so now I need to resist the urge to buy one of those.
I’m not shilling, but I like Breville or Technivorm, although those can get kind of pricey. I’m on a big “un-plastic my life” kick, and those brands have some models with less plastic in the “hot water goes through it” components - that or one of those industrial Bunn coffee-makers that makes 10 gallons at once, haha!
Ha! I don't need one of those, I'm the only one drinking it in my house. I just have a giant mokka pot that does a giant mugs worth.
I just had a little look at what's about with these coffee machines and I'm probably in the right place already. I spent £100 on a coffee bean grinder and that felt like a lot of money. Spending £300-£400 on a machine probably wouldn't been as advantageous as it sounds. I break things and like you say, this is all metal with few moving parts. Can't really complain :)