WWII, caffeine, & coffee

[Bonefreak]

I love coffee!!  Fresh ground out of the Cuisanart is how I roll nowadays.  Anything better out there?

Wana lose 5 mins of your life to learn some coffee history?!?!  
 

Germans drank Muckefuck & ate saw dust!

 

Edited March 8 by Bonefreak

[BHC]

Nespresso for my espresso

[Otter]

[not on the rug]

Fresh roasted beans.  Burr grinder. Either a pour over or a french press.  Appropriate water temperature based on the beans, the grind and the brewing method.

Each improvement you make in the process will noticeably improve your coffee drinking experience

Edited March 11 by not on the rug

[electricstart]

I use the same Cuisinart because it gets coffee hot. Best for me is an electric perk or a stove perked. Most Machines do not get coffee hot enough. Commercial Bunn is another good one. 

[vdep217]

My grandmother still uses a percolator she will not change that we've tried

[electricstart]

12 minutes ago, vdep217 said:

My grandmother still uses a percolator she will not change that we've tried

Your Grandmother is smart. If you don't mind waiting, a percolator is still the best. The correct way to make coffee. 

[1957Buck]

18 minutes ago, vdep217 said:

My grandmother still uses a percolator she will not change that we've tried

God Bless her she knows what is best to fill the kitchen with Good Morning smells and the best coffee ever

Missing is getting the 8 o'clock coffee fresh ground at A&P the whole store smelled like coffee 

Edited March 11 by 1957Buck