OT: Coffee Brands
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sorry if this shows up twice but i didn't see the other one i posted but thats not
unusual... www.starbucks.com they deliver to your house.
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unusual... www.starbucks.com they deliver to your house.
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#17
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Ken Ray wrote:
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hey, i live in seattle, and starbucks is my least preferred brand of the stuff i'll
actually drink. the best stuff here is either pegasus or vivace, with torrefazione right
up there. millstone isn't bad, and seattle's best is pretty good and i think pretty widely
available anymore.
for good coffee, never buy pre-ground, try not to buy from bulk bins, use brita water, and
i've been told that using a gold filter makes it taste better. somepeople have a cone
filter holder that they put on top of a carafe for brewing (just pour water on). oh, and
it helps if the water is just short of boiling -- if the water's too hot, it can make the
coffee bitter.
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hey, i live in seattle, and starbucks is my least preferred brand of the stuff i'll
actually drink. the best stuff here is either pegasus or vivace, with torrefazione right
up there. millstone isn't bad, and seattle's best is pretty good and i think pretty widely
available anymore.
for good coffee, never buy pre-ground, try not to buy from bulk bins, use brita water, and
i've been told that using a gold filter makes it taste better. somepeople have a cone
filter holder that they put on top of a carafe for brewing (just pour water on). oh, and
it helps if the water is just short of boiling -- if the water's too hot, it can make the
coffee bitter.
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