dr_octagon
Banned
Some voyageur gave me a sac.
Some voyageur gave me a sac.
My OCD finds your switches' placement relaxing.Time to immediately trigger every "true" coffee lover into a fit of uncontrolled rage.
That's right... Nespresso pods.
today is the bday of the inventor of the espresso machine
What are you guys drinking out of?
This is my main mug, old faithful (ceramic). My wife actually got me three of them some years back. Love 'em. Rubber tops with a sippy hole, and rubber band that keeps you from burning your fingers.
And of course, I've still got the one my kids gave me for Christmas years ago:
But I really only use that when they're home for the holidays, or for tea when I'm sick. The wooden coaster on top, though, I still use daily when I'm doing my chores in Animal Crossing.
Coffee out of a glass mug feels undefinably wrong for some reason...
These Batman glass mugs are my favourite ones.
What are you guys drinking out of?
What are you guys drinking out of?
Got the mug for Christmas or a Birthday in the early 90's. Use it daily.
I love green tea.Interesting thread, it would be terrible if someone were to....
I love green tea.
But...
This thread's about need, not want.
Got the mug for Christmas or a Birthday in the early 90's. Use it daily.
I nearly spit out my coffee reading this. Thank you.I quit energy drinks and switched to coffee.
It's been three days, and my mind is clearer. My sperm count is up, and I'm able to recognize simple shapes and patterns.
Nrespresso is much, much better than Keurig. All the coffee snobs I know, myself included, actually enjoy Nespresso. f course it has it's drawbacks and is no real comparison to a proper espresso.Time to immediately trigger every "true" coffee lover into a fit of uncontrolled rage.
That's right... Nespresso pods.
It should, yes.Does a Moka Pot work with an electric stove?
I nearly spit out my coffee reading this. Thank you.
Nrespresso is much, much better than Keurig. All the coffee snobs I know, myself included, actually enjoy Nespresso. f course it has it's drawbacks and is no real comparison to a proper espresso.
It should, yes.
I rarely do it but nespresso and Keurig re-usable capsules also fill the coffee snob void of finding the perfect grind and bean. When I’m in the mood I actually do find it fun to grind some beans and try out the brew but I would hate to have to go through that every morning: I’m already OCD enough as it is so I’d probably be late dropping my kid off at school obsessing over little details. I just pop in the nespresso and I’m done.Only Nepresso capsules, sorry for being a peasant GAF. Looked into getting a proper brewing machine for beans last year but I don’t have time to mess around getting that perfect brew, fuck that.
I rarely do it but nespresso and Keurig re-usable capsules also fill the coffee snob void of finding the perfect grind and bean. When I’m in the mood I actually do find it fun to grind some beans and try out the brew but I would hate to have to go through that every morning: I’m already OCD enough as it is so I’d probably be late dropping my kid off at school obsessing over little details. I just pop in the nespresso and I’m done.
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Bingo.Coffee: the answer
HOW DARE YOUSo, is that a French-press machine?
Careful, we're approaching my level of autistic rage when somebody calls a 'magazine' a 'clip'.Bingo.
HOW DARE YOU
Please elaborate in the gun thread. I want to understand. I don't say clip but I am curious.Careful, we're approaching my level of autistic rage when somebody calls a 'magazine' a 'clip'.
Man, I didn't understand his reply until yours. That's how little I think of guns (not in terms of respect for them -- don't wanna trigger anyone -- just don't think about them).Please elaborate in the gun thread. I want to understand. I don't say clip but I am curious.
It could be worse.My workplace had a Nepresso machine that uses those flat, disc-shaped capsules (different from the ones they sell at retail). While the coffee is good, there are too many negatives that I refuse to get one similar or any Kcup machine at home. One single capsules is meant for really small serving (like less than 250ml), so if you have a decent sized mug you have to use at least 2 or 3 capsules each time. And almost everyone in the office does, so we go through those capsules very quickly. There were times we would run out of capsules before delivery came in with new ones. That's a lot of waste generated (they say it's recyclable as you can send them back the used capsules, but I'm sure it's too make you feel better as they'll probably throw it away anyways). There's also an additional machine that makes foam milk, but it gets clogged so often they told everyone not to use it anymore. Furthermore, the machine needs constant maintenance and cleaning, or else the capsule will easily jam for some reason, especially if you let the used capsule tray get full. And that tray gets quite dirty for some reason.
Anyways now I mostly WFH but I'm too lazy too grind the beans and such, so I just stick to Nescafe I bought at Costco and just add milk.
damn, must be hot piss if it's worse than Timmy Ho coffeeIt could be worse.
At my company before covid, we had bad coffee from a big ancient commercial coffee machine that had tons of flavours, hot chocolate, tea etc...
When we got back to the office last year, we got a brand new coffee machine from a different supplier. The coffee is even worse than before. It's so bad that if we have 9 am meetings, instead of people arriving a bit early to grab free coffee from the kitchen, the person holding the meeting might do everyone a favour and get coffee from Starbucks or Tim Hortons.
Been thinking of getting one. I just got stuff for pour over though, so I'll be working with that for a while.No that is a Moka pot. You fill the bottom part with water, then there is a metal cup/filter that goes above the water, you fill that with coffee ground for espresso or a bit less fine, ground for a moka pot, then you just cook it on the stove the water boils through the grounds and collects in the top portion. You adjust the strength/size of your coffee by adjusting the water to coffee ratio. I have two different size pots for different occasions depending on how many people how big etc.
Moka pot - Wikipedia
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My workplace had a Nepresso machine that uses those flat, disc-shaped capsules (different from the ones they sell at retail). While the coffee is good, there are too many negatives that I refuse to get one similar or any Kcup machine at home. One single capsules is meant for really small serving (like less than 250ml), so if you have a decent sized mug you have to use at least 2 or 3 capsules each time. And almost everyone in the office does, so we go through those capsules very quickly. There were times we would run out of capsules before delivery came in with new ones. That's a lot of waste generated (they say it's recyclable as you can send them back the used capsules, but I'm sure it's too make you feel better as they'll probably throw it away anyways). There's also an additional machine that makes foam milk, but it gets clogged so often they told everyone not to use it anymore. Furthermore, the machine needs constant maintenance and cleaning, or else the capsule will easily jam for some reason, especially if you let the used capsule tray get full. And that tray gets quite dirty for some reason.
Anyways now I mostly WFH but I'm too lazy too grind the beans and such, so I just stick to Nescafe I bought at Costco and just add milk.
Bashed one of these out before the gym
Holy cow. So, it's not even being filtered in any way. Looks rich. Would love to try that sometime.