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$245. They had another batch available on the 8th...they must be behind again.
More info here FYI:
http://www.home-barista.com/grinder...e-grinder-by-orphan-espresso-t17714-1010.html
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I'm particular to Kuai coffee from World Market.
best method i've found is the simplest- Hot water over fresh grounds. I use a mesh screen or just scoop the grounds out of the brewed slurry.
If you want to try something a bit stronger, thrice boil coffee+water, strain, enjoy.
Its always more fun when you feel the need to put on goggles and a lab coat.
best method i've found is the simplest- Hot water over fresh grounds. I use a mesh screen or just scoop the grounds out of the brewed slurry.
If you want to try something a bit stronger, thrice boil coffee+water, strain, enjoy.
Its always more fun when you feel the need to put on goggles and a lab coat.
My camp (and travel) coffee kit:
1. Home roasted coffee, Yemen Mokha Harasi this week
2. Hario Slim manual ceramic burr grinder (TSA-friendly)
3. One cup pour over brewer
4. El Cheapo water boiler (substituted with non-electric kettle while camping)
While I'm not a big fan of all the plastic in use, this kit makes some fantastic coffee, is small, and is easy to clean.
1. Home roasted coffee, Yemen Mokha Harasi this week
2. Hario Slim manual ceramic burr grinder (TSA-friendly)
3. One cup pour over brewer
4. El Cheapo water boiler (substituted with non-electric kettle while camping)
While I'm not a big fan of all the plastic in use, this kit makes some fantastic coffee, is small, and is easy to clean.
relax...with coffee @ 6:00
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relax...with coffee @ 6:00
As soon as she said, "...the scent of your favorite blend" I was out. If I'm going to meditate while thinking about drip coffee, it has to be single origin!
Breakfast of champions. 
-Daniel Kent
-Daniel Kent
relax...with coffee @ 6:00
Did you listen to This American Life this week?
^ nope...just looked on-line but didn't see anything coffee relevant...fill us in.
Sorry, it wasn't related to coffee- there was a story about ASMR ( http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/491/tribes?act=2#play http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response). I'd never heard of ASMR before I listened to last week's This American Life and then you posted an ASMR video. Just a coincidence.
Pardon the thread resurrection
I've been really happy with my Keurig. I haven't owned a drip coffee maker for several years now.
However, I don't use the K-cups... that's way too expensive for me plus the ones I've tried we're pretty nasty. I use one of these with my own fresh coffee. It holds enough for the "small" setting, maybe the medium if you really pack it in.
Recently, while camping, I got turned on to the pour-overs. I had always used a french press while camping, but liked the idea of easier cleanup and not having the soot in my cup.
After a little research, I've determined that the Hario V60 system is the Toyota of pour over. If you really get into it, you have to weigh it and time it.
I've just been timing it so far. Although I need a better kettle, I've enjoyed it so much that I've been using this on a regular basis when I have the extra few minutes.
It tastes even better when you heat the water on single burner Coleman stove!
I've been really happy with my Keurig. I haven't owned a drip coffee maker for several years now.
However, I don't use the K-cups... that's way too expensive for me plus the ones I've tried we're pretty nasty. I use one of these with my own fresh coffee. It holds enough for the "small" setting, maybe the medium if you really pack it in.
Recently, while camping, I got turned on to the pour-overs. I had always used a french press while camping, but liked the idea of easier cleanup and not having the soot in my cup.
After a little research, I've determined that the Hario V60 system is the Toyota of pour over. If you really get into it, you have to weigh it and time it.
I've just been timing it so far. Although I need a better kettle, I've enjoyed it so much that I've been using this on a regular basis when I have the extra few minutes.
It tastes even better when you heat the water on single burner Coleman stove!
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