A Good Cup of Coffee
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Dec 2022
4:51pm, 12 Dec 2022
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jacdaw
Thanks, that does look interesting I might give them a try.
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Dec 2022
8:53pm, 12 Dec 2022
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rhb
There's also this from Round Hill which makes a great gift to people who like cats as well as coffee wholesale.roundhillroastery.com |
Dec 2022
11:10pm, 12 Dec 2022
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Hanneke
*poezenboot Other than that, spot on! Might get some for my friend who has a cat called Claude... Must find out if they grind their own beans or not first... |
Feb 2023
9:35am, 10 Feb 2023
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Hertford Tiger
I have just had a very interesting coffee (on offer at Sainsbury’s ) at the moment. Ueshima Fuji Mountain blend they also sell an house blend. apparently it’s Japans no 1 coffee. Whatever that means. This blend (it doesn’t specify a variety, region or country of origin) is a very dark roast and certainly fits the description of bold and intense but it has extremely low acidity. It is rather nice. |
Feb 2023
9:46am, 10 Feb 2023
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larkim
Was interested to see a few weeks ago that my local Tesco have now got a short section of shelving badged as "Craft Coffee". As well as some beans from less mainstream providers, they've got some 1kg bags of beans at decent value. Nothing earth shatteringly tasty so far (I've tried the Grumpy Mule espresso and the Taylors of Harrogate espresso) but a good option for a cheap daily driver. I've also become that pretentious office colleague who grinds their own beans at work. I got a Timemore Slim handgrinder for Xmas intending to use it for travel, but I didn't like the thought of it just sitting idle most of the year round so brought it into to work to see if I could put up with the effort of hand grinding at my desk. Turns out it is pretty easy to do, and I'm now definitely getting a better cup of coffee combining that with my work aeropress. I'm not bothering with fancy beans, just that sort of stuff above from Tesco or Costco, but it is nice never to be far from a decent cup! |
Feb 2023
9:47am, 10 Feb 2023
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larkim
Will see if I can get myself to Sainsburys to find that Japanese coffee, HT.
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Feb 2023
8:25am, 11 Feb 2023
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Hertford Tiger
Nothing like that in our Tesco. In the small beans section there is Just their house blend espresso, the Lavazza Rosa and occasionally something else. Sainsbury has recently improved its offering with a wider choice including Union coffee and the Ueshima. but once a month we have a farmers market which includes a roaster from Saffron Waldon called White House coffee, a business that exists with virtually no online presence. Recently I have started buying my coffee there, but it takes some planning so I use Sainsbury’s in case of emergency. |
Feb 2023
2:22pm, 13 Feb 2023
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Aqua
[IMAGE210604][IMAGE210602][IMAGE210603] Anyone got any tips on using my Moka Pot? I'm the only person in my household who drinks real coffee so I've had to figure out using it myself. Yes I made the mistake of putting it in the dishwasher. Maintenance tips are also appreciated. |
Feb 2023
2:24pm, 13 Feb 2023
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HappyG(rrr)
Has everyone had a go at Fetch's coffee survey for academic research, linked in his blog? fetcheveryone.com/blog-view.php?id=3 G |
Feb 2023
2:58pm, 13 Feb 2023
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jacdaw
Aqua, how to Moka pot: |
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