Well, that’s the only place I have room. The rest of the counters are covered in wood finishing products, brushes, planes, drill bits, and other shit. Not having a split tail in the house is pretty cool.
So BBQ sauce has to be at arms reach at all times?
There's one cool trick that will fix all of these problems!
Yeah, that trick was implemented years ago...
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Böker A-F II, 6” blade, fairly lean kydex sheath, Bladetech Tek-Lok attachment included. Attached pic has a Glock 32 as a size reference.
ETA - dunno why my pics embedded in the quoted post.
I’ve been using a French press for a couple years. It’s alright. I really think that I just need better coffee. I’ve been looking for a decent espresso machine but really not sure what to look for. Also the press a bit of a pain in the ass so if I could snag coffee machine, I would. Naturally the place I look for this info is here.
You should try pour over!
It’s cheap to start up and can make fantastic coffee.
Ive tried this coffee about 8 years ago. Love it!
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Real men don’t need coffee.
Real men also carry Glock 19’s.
That is all.
Real men also carry Glock 19’s.
That is all.
Seems a bit labor intensive. I want it to be done when I wake up. Plus I can still screw it up. Those moccamasters look like they could be an option? Pour over adjacent? I think I need to order some good beans at the very least. I’ll look into some suggested above. Thanks.
What? You don’t take BBQ sauce in your coffee?
Another option is a moka pot/bialetti.
If you want the absolute most out a fantastic coffee it definitely requires some work.
Moccamasters are great but your still sacrificing the best cup you can get to gain convenience.
I use a Melitta pour over, usually with fresh ground coffee. I’ve got a Krupps blade grinder that’s been well….grinding away for 17 years now. I keep hearing that blade is an inferior grind. Anyone agree/disagree?
Valler Coffee in Victor, MT is my favorite. Absolutely smooth, dark roasted perfection. Lavazza Espresso Roast is a go-to, when Costco has it in stock.
I found a screaming deal on Julius Meinl coffee, $1 per 500g. 15 kilos of that has kept me caffeinated the last few months.
Yeah, BRukkake can suck it.
Valler Coffee in Victor, MT is my favorite. Absolutely smooth, dark roasted perfection. Lavazza Espresso Roast is a go-to, when Costco has it in stock.
I found a screaming deal on Julius Meinl coffee, $1 per 500g. 15 kilos of that has kept me caffeinated the last few months.
Yeah, BRukkake can suck it.
I'll pay for someone to make @Bigfatcock a kydex BBQ sauce holster.
Are you shitting me? Looks like an elaborate reloading bench. Though I drink coffee, and espresso, I have no clue what half that stuff is!
French press can be very good if you have the right temp water and good beans. I have been using the AeroPress at home and it's been great, of course on top of my pyrex french press.
unless you have your own civet and are hand feeding it select beans then scooping it's shit straight into your coffee maker for your morning brew, you are not a true coffee snob.
I know a guy who would do it.
Depends on how your store them.
I really wanted to like BRCC when they first came out. I liked the theme, bad ass, no apologies AMERICAN coffee. Unfortunately, the coffee wasn't that good, so I stopped buying from them years ago. Add to that the latest political shit and even if I liked their coffee, I'd be done.
I typically use a french press and I like several Pete's varieties. On the advice of some of the connoisseurs here, I just ordered some What the Buzz and Volcanica. Looking forward to the taste tests.
For a grinder, I have two, a manual and an electric. The electric is a Capresso Infinity conical burr and it works pretty well. The manual is packed away and I don't remember the brand. I just remember it took a long time, even on a coarse grind and it was actually pretty loud.
https://www.capresso.com/coffee-gri...ity-conical-burr-grinder-stainless-steel.html
I typically use a french press and I like several Pete's varieties. On the advice of some of the connoisseurs here, I just ordered some What the Buzz and Volcanica. Looking forward to the taste tests.
For a grinder, I have two, a manual and an electric. The electric is a Capresso Infinity conical burr and it works pretty well. The manual is packed away and I don't remember the brand. I just remember it took a long time, even on a coarse grind and it was actually pretty loud.
https://www.capresso.com/coffee-gri...ity-conical-burr-grinder-stainless-steel.html
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What I normally travel with on the road, Flair Pro 2 with. Kinu hand grinder:
Needs to be gold plated.
Kinu grinders are pretty awesome
Original M47?
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yikes. so much wrong with this post.
Correct, og 47.
My only complaint on it is you have to always double check before you grind, that it's dialed in on the right number before you grind, and ensure it's tightened enough.
Well, there's something about cocaine that makes it hard to get these days, so coffee it is.
Cabela's is advertising this anti-gun company for their holiday specials.
Because making good espresso is a lot like reloading match rounds…
Decent!
My espresso reloading bench
Black Rifle Coffee is not pro-gun, pro-freedom and they certainly do not support the right to self-defense in any way. This is a shill company pretending to support vets by hiring a couple of shitbag vets and 90% leftists. You can always find a guy like Lebron to sell out his country and race for a quick Chinese buck.
You can always find a shitbag vet to chime in for the left against his fellow vets. The new publicly traded Black Rifle Coffee will have General Milley and the tranny side of the service for a CEO and Board of Directors and they will push lies and bullshit while doing nothing for actual vets.
I'd fucking quit drinking coffee before buying their crap.
You can always find a shitbag vet to chime in for the left against his fellow vets. The new publicly traded Black Rifle Coffee will have General Milley and the tranny side of the service for a CEO and Board of Directors and they will push lies and bullshit while doing nothing for actual vets.
I'd fucking quit drinking coffee before buying their crap.
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You okay there?
Their goal is to sell coffee. Maybe just maybe they don’t want to politicize their company to appease the views of a minority of the population? Separating personal beliefs from their business.
They mentioned not trying to profiteer off the Rittenhouse situation, calling it a tragedy, I can respect that opinion, and one media and many others dont mind crossing, monetizing that situation. Staying neutral, in business sense, is generally a wise idea. If not you are cutting off a massive portion of potential clients. I don’t believe that necessarily represent their individual personal views, but as a representation of the company.
If you don’t want to buy their product, u know ok, i never have, likely never will. But you sound extremely bitchy, unreasonable and bent out of shape because someone doesn’t share your views... whos the fucking bigot?
Cafe Bustelo is available at the local Walmart here. I've been told it is very good.
never tried the brewed...but the instant is actually passable as coffee....
...so the brewed must not be too bad...
here you go, great tasting coffee
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And while I'm trying to....extract...an opinion on storage.....
Let's talk wood fired roasting and the best cup in Rome.
Anybody here roasting over a wood fire?
(frickin peasants....)
The secret to Sant'Eustachio Il Caffé's premium quality lies in the company's attention to detail, and the prioritization of assuring the quality of the raw materials and the blend. Since 1938 Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè has been carrying on the tradition, always having one priority: quality. Thanks to the use of Sant’Eustachio blend, made with the best Arabica beans, and the special preparation of its Gran Caffè, Sant’Eustachio coffee shop is a daily appointment for the gourmets of this delightful black drink.
The raw coffee is slowly roasted over wood
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Let's talk wood fired roasting and the best cup in Rome.
Anybody here roasting over a wood fire?
(frickin peasants....)
The secret to Sant'Eustachio Il Caffé's premium quality lies in the company's attention to detail, and the prioritization of assuring the quality of the raw materials and the blend. Since 1938 Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè has been carrying on the tradition, always having one priority: quality. Thanks to the use of Sant’Eustachio blend, made with the best Arabica beans, and the special preparation of its Gran Caffè, Sant’Eustachio coffee shop is a daily appointment for the gourmets of this delightful black drink.
The raw coffee is slowly roasted over wood
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