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While I can't compete with that detailed description, I can expand on some equipment.
I have one of these: drip coffee maker[^] to brew the coffee.
You also might invest in a burr grinder[^] so you can buy the beans and grind them fresh.
As for the coffee, here's a selfless plug for a local coffee roaster that is excellent: PT's Coffee[^]
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Well said... the bulk of the comments have been "If you don't do it the way I like it, it's wrong...", oh, and add milk and sugar.
I like my coffee with a dark roast, and black - no sugar, no milk, no creamer... just water and coffee.
And if others don't like it? Feel free to mix your beverage as you desire.
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That's become my coffee, too.
Alas, I'm a bit of a tea snob. I won't annoy anyone for drinking whatever type they like, but putting milk in tea is truly an abomination. If it's their tea, I'll just sit quietly. However, if I game them the leaves I may protest. Still - once I give it to them, it's theirs to do with as they wish. On the other hand, it's like making a whisky sour with a single malt.
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W∴ Balboos wrote: putting milk in tea is truly an abomination. Burn the Heretic!
W∴ Balboos wrote: making a whisky sour with a single malt. People have been hanged for lesser offenses!
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Daniel Pfeffer wrote: People have been hanged for lesser offenses! Then, as now, it is a merciful and well deserved administration of euthanasia for them.
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My mother took her tea with milk and sugar.. I like it black, like my coffee.
And hot... I may live in South Carolina, but I still prefer hot tea.
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Tim Carmichael wrote: I may live in South Carolina, but I still prefer hot tea. That sort of confirms a non-scientific observation I've made.
In hot weather, hot tea refreshes; hot coffee doesn't.
Of all the various herbs available and used throughout the world, those ancient Chinese really selected a good one. Confirmed, perhaps, by the incredible spread of it throughout the world.
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I drink hot coffee all day, every day, all year long.
If I am out with my wife, she like hot tea, so we get a pot.
To me, both refresh...
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Well, here in Georgia (US) we like our tea with plenty of ice and lots of sugar.
Steve Tahan
Appling, GA, USA
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Cowboy coffee:
1. Boil a couple of mugs of water.
2. Throw in a handful of coffee grounds, no need to wash hand first.
3. Wait a few minutes.
4. Drink
Wimps can strain the mixture when pouring, to remove grounds.
Q.E.D.
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You don't have a Starbucks around the corner?!?!
I thought they were everywhere.
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In Italy? Mwahahahah. We have a coffee shop or 2 at every corner, with peaks of 5 or 6.
A Starbuck's will open in Milan next year. Maybe, if idiots stop complaining before even trying it. We also have an imitation of it but nothing worty and it has standard Italian coffee.
America Graffiti is restaruant chain which serves good american coffee (along with a lot of cajun cuisine and Happy Days themed diners), but they are a few for each city.
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I was under the impression that american coffee is just like the italian, but with 10 times more water or milk.
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I verbosely explain some of the differences, above[^].
The idea of "more milk" - perhaps you've never heard of cappuccino?
Here's some nutshell concepts:
Espresso/demitasse/Turkish etc. are brewed for drinking in small cups
American coffee is brewed for drinking by the mug-full
Espresso roasts are very darkly roasted, nearly black.
American coffee is lightly roasted (restaurant coffee a bit darker)
And, of course, the preparation method: BBQ isn't baking isn't frying isn't microwaving.
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Now we're talking.
Jeremy Falcon
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I had the Chance to try it one time at a phoenix horse range... and I enjoyed it really after two hours horse ride to the breakfast
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Not to sound like a grandpa, but sometimes the best way are the slow and old ways though. Maybe, just maybe people can learn stuff in 80s of life. Maybe.
Jeremy Falcon
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Thanks a lot. Now the quest would be finding one in Italy (before giving up and ordering from Amzon).
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Have faith. You can do it man!
Jeremy Falcon
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A couple of things. You can buy Instant Coffee, like Nescafe, and just add hot water.
I know a lot of people in Europe who do this, and I do this since I am the only coffee drinker in the house, and only drink 1-2 cups a day.
Second, in the states, we can buy bags of beans, and grind them fresh at the grocery store. This is my favorite. But I learned the MAGIC of the grind (Coarse to Extra Fine).
The Coarser the grind, the LESS Bitterness you get (Opposite of Starbucks). I like a coarse grind!
The Finer the grind, the MORE Bitterness you get (Starbucks), and the darker the coffee.
Enjoy!
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Kirk 10389821 wrote: You can buy Instant Coffee, like Nescafe, and just add hot water. Italian Nescafè is different from the one sold elsewhere (tried many times) and it is pure fecal matter.
Kirk 10389821 wrote: The Coarser the grind, the LESS Bitterness you get (Opposite of Starbucks). I like a coarse grind!
The Finer the grind, the MORE Bitterness you get (Starbucks), and the darker the coffee. That I already knew, it is the same for Italian coffee and Espresso.
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Is the marketing firm liable for the damage they caused?
Otherwise it is a non-issue
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