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+1 for ily, although it does quite have the buzzing behind the eyelids effect that lavazza does

im using one of these

its an analog coffee maker
and i can really taste the difference.

honestly im just using it because the real coffee maker broke.
i feel like im hanging out with john wayne when using this thing.
i cant say im a john wayne fan.
that guy loves to punch.

Ed J wrote:+1 for ily, although it does quite have the buzzing behind the eyelids effect that lavazza does

Ily is like a once a year treat for me, Lavazza Black label is just about affordable. Normally I go for the red label.

Speaking of which - time for another.

crumhorn wrote:

Ed J wrote:+1 for ily, although it does quite have the buzzing behind the eyelids effect that lavazza does

Ily is like a once a year treat for me, Lavazza Black label is just about affordable. Normally I go for the red label.

Speaking of which - time for another.

Yeah, I buy illy for times when I know I'll have time to sit and actually drink a coffee with the paper, instead of using it as a stimulant

For that purpose, Tesco do some very nice cheapo ground coffee

aisling wrote: french press ($12 from ikea) and a pinch of cardamon for the turkish coffee flavor......

+1

and for a good strong espresso one of those:

nathannn wrote:im using one of these

its an analog coffee maker
and i can really taste the difference.

honestly im just using it because the real coffee maker broke.
i feel like im hanging out with john wayne when using this thing.
i cant say im a john wayne fan.
that guy loves to punch.

Last time I used on of those, John Wayne tried to kick in my front door.

nathannn wrote:im using one of these

its an analog coffee maker

is the filter analog or digital?

i hate going to brew coffee, turning the filter, and tasting that awful zipper noise!!!!!

Bodum chambord, I love this thing.

I'm just amazed at how different coffee can taste by using all those different methods.
Except for the old percolator one. That be killing the coffee flavor imo.

I loves strong lattes.

Thanks for the thread! I love coffee, but never know which one to buy, can enjoy it only in good bars, not at home. I saw some advices here, much appreciated! ))

crumhorn wrote:
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= Pure Bliss!

I think this is the way to go ))

crumhorn wrote:
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= Pure Bliss!

I was going to post exactly this when I read the thread title

man knows things!

the oro is good too

Frappe. Another vote for iced coffee.

knotkranky wrote:I'm just amazed at how different coffee can taste by using all those different methods.
Except for the old percolator one. That be killing the coffee flavor imo.

Absolutely. Good machine is essential, comes next after music gear on my priority list. For out of station gigs, unless it is Italy or Spain, along with notebook, sound card and controllers take small espresso machine.
When I started drinking coffee thought Lavazza to be good. Now, when I had some recently it tasted like rubbish, Oro is a bit better but these like Segafredo are supermarket "quality". Once you get used to better stuff there is no way back.
There are a lot of Italians in my area, so also Italian shops, great selections at sensible prices ( brands that you find in exclusive German shops at excessive prices).
Illy is rather expensive, even in Italian shops. My current favourites are Mauro and Kimbo, and my numero uno is Kimbo Napoletano.

knotkranky wrote:I'm just amazed at how different coffee can taste by using all those different methods.
Except for the old percolator one. That be killing the coffee flavor imo.

I loves strong lattes.

what a beautiful looking cup of inspiring artful joe.