it's been a long 4 years, but finally our long erBB nightmare may be over. The suspense is killing me
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*** Official SBD Needs a new Drip Coffee Maker Thread ***
- Thread starter silentbutdeadly
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Hey sbd, how did you make your coffee today
We recently got a kuerig combo type thing with a carafe plus the pod single cup
I still have my ridiculous multi-snooze stove top percolator routine, but most days, it’s just one percolator pot, and then pods
Way easier, while working from home, although nowhere near as good
How did you make yours, sbd?
We recently got a kuerig combo type thing with a carafe plus the pod single cup
I still have my ridiculous multi-snooze stove top percolator routine, but most days, it’s just one percolator pot, and then pods
Way easier, while working from home, although nowhere near as good
How did you make yours, sbd?
Just picked up one of these bad boys
technivorm.com
Moccamaster USA: Premium Pour-Over Coffee Brewers
Coffee brewers handmade in the Netherlands out of high-quality, sustainable materials, built to last a lifetime. Dedicated to seeking the real taste of coffee.
technivorm.com
It absolutely slays by Ratio 6 and Cuisinart CPO-800.
The Ratio 6 is a pain in the ass. Makes a great cup of coffee, kind of unique with the flat basket but all the parts and lack of warming plate are huge deterents.
The CPO-800 is a GREAT coffee maker for the money and an absolute beast. Not quite as good as the Technivorm but definitely 80% of the quality at 50% of the price with more settings (if you care).
The Ratio 6 is a pain in the ass. Makes a great cup of coffee, kind of unique with the flat basket but all the parts and lack of warming plate are huge deterents.
The CPO-800 is a GREAT coffee maker for the money and an absolute beast. Not quite as good as the Technivorm but definitely 80% of the quality at 50% of the price with more settings (if you care).
you're stocked kool aid. the moccamaster makes a great cup.
i've been going a bit finer grind than i did with my pour over or chemex. also making sure to keep the basket closed until the grinds are well saturated makes a noticeable difference in the final strength. give it a stir and then let it rip. just about perfect every time.
i've been going a bit finer grind than i did with my pour over or chemex. also making sure to keep the basket closed until the grinds are well saturated makes a noticeable difference in the final strength. give it a stir and then let it rip. just about perfect every time.
over a month later, and nada. You're such a tease!
Have you been doing pour-overs for the last year or what??
Ha. Combo of being lazy and the desire to drive you all crazy, I picked up a Breville Precision Brewer about a month ago. Spendy but a really nice coffee maker.
Felt good under the arm right out of the box so I knew it had potential. Finger wells are slowly forming on the buttons so I feel like it's really becoming my own. The stainless steel schedule is a proper team build it should hold up well over time. Kind of a perfect balance between to light and too heavy.
Playing around with the multiple settings is kind of cool. It brews hot, fast, and makes a good cup of coffee. Other positives are that it's really easy to clean, it pours neatly, and it's easy to fill the reservoir.
Is it worth the 300 dollar price tag? Time will tell but if the quality is good and it holds up, I'd say yes. And no comments on the mess. That makes the coffee taste better.
Felt good under the arm right out of the box so I knew it had potential. Finger wells are slowly forming on the buttons so I feel like it's really becoming my own. The stainless steel schedule is a proper team build it should hold up well over time. Kind of a perfect balance between to light and too heavy.
Playing around with the multiple settings is kind of cool. It brews hot, fast, and makes a good cup of coffee. Other positives are that it's really easy to clean, it pours neatly, and it's easy to fill the reservoir.
Is it worth the 300 dollar price tag? Time will tell but if the quality is good and it holds up, I'd say yes. And no comments on the mess. That makes the coffee taste better.
Simple:
Krup grinder
coffee beans
#6 Meliha cone coffee filter
large plastic cone
grind, pour over = Morning Goodness
SBD .... is like a table hopping dance whore ..... teasin n' breeezin ~ ~
Krup grinder
coffee beans
#6 Meliha cone coffee filter
large plastic cone
grind, pour over = Morning Goodness
SBD .... is like a table hopping dance whore ..... teasin n' breeezin ~ ~
SBD .... is like a table hopping dance whore ..... teasin n' breeezin ~ ~
man that takes me back to my cross dressing days
Should of ordered 3/128" thinner. Looks like a crutch at those dims, but glad you're stocked
I am getting heavierShould of ordered 3/128" thinner. Looks like a crutch at those dims, but glad you're stocked
glorified funbroadShould of ordered 3/128" thinner. Looks like a crutch at those dims, but glad you're stocked
That's how I do it too. Let it go for a min or so to wet the coffee. Let it breathe or give it a quick stir. Then put the cover on and let it do its thing.
Jesus you guys love making everything complicated. Good fresh beans, grind and my coffee, medium strength, great coffee, and I drink about 60 ounces a day some days. Try to find “dancing goat” blend at your local Indy shop. It’s the bomb. in heavy rotation with the OG Peruvian. When I visit Kauai, I always buy 5 pounds of Kauai coffee company beans to bring home. keep the beans fresh by storing in a big gladware thing. Drink as needed for da kind
That is my EXACT setup.Simple:
Krup grinder
coffee beans
#6 Meliha cone coffee filter
large plastic cone
grind, pour over = Morning Goodness
SBD .... is like a table hopping dance whore ..... teasin n' breeezin ~ ~
Kismet!
after all this you get a coffee maker a month ago and don't even tell us?!
i hope you burn your tongue you son of a btch.
sorry, that was over the line.
i'm just a little jacked up, drinking my 3rd cup over here.
my favorite part of this thread is picturing people getting mad at me 
