Target 'beach balls'
#1
Target 'beach balls'
Just had to laugh at the thought of someone kicking the 'balls' in front of Target......
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#2
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Kinda reminds you of the hot coffee law suits at McD's... coffee, Hot? I would never have thought!
#3
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It's about 50 degrees cooler these days because of it.
#4
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As far as the 'beach' balls goes, well..that's what happens when the gene pool is thinned out like it is today.
#5
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Probably the reason why when I order a coffee I have to ask for it 'extra hot' and why I often have to ask for meals in restaurants to be reheated... if I order something hot, I want it hot not 'just' warm!
#7
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National Coffee Association of the USA]Your brewer should maintain a water temperature between 195 - 205 degrees Fahrenheit for optimal extraction. Colder water will result in flat, underextracted coffee while water that is too hot will also cause a loss of quality in the taste of the coffee. If you are brewing the coffee manually, let the water come to a full boil, but do not overboil. Turn off the heat source and allow the water to rest a minute before pouring it over the grounds.
Brewed coffee should be enjoyed immediately!
Pour it into a warmed mug or coffee cup so that it will maintain its temperature as long as possible. Brewed coffee begins to lose its optimal taste moments after brewing so only brew as much coffee as will be consumed immediately. If it will be a few minutes before it will be served, the temperature should be maintained at 180 - 185 degrees Fahrenheit.
Brewed coffee should be enjoyed immediately!
Pour it into a warmed mug or coffee cup so that it will maintain its temperature as long as possible. Brewed coffee begins to lose its optimal taste moments after brewing so only brew as much coffee as will be consumed immediately. If it will be a few minutes before it will be served, the temperature should be maintained at 180 - 185 degrees Fahrenheit.
#8
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let the water come to a full boil, but do not overboil.
OK, the physicist in me wants to know how you can " over boil " water
OK, the physicist in me wants to know how you can " over boil " water
#9
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I don't think it makes much difference for coffee in normal circumstances. Making coffee with water at 100C is bad though, as it tends to be bitterer than you'd like - some cheap filter machines run too hot and make awful coffee as a result. Usually pouring water from a kettle to cafetiere cools it enough though. </derail>
#10
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Ah , so we are talking about " not boiling it for too long" , slightly different IMO
#11
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I actually read about that as a statistics thing also. I guess they did a bell curve of coffee temperatures and could show it was way over to the right and outside the spectrum of what could have been considered an expected temparature for coffee compared to D&D, Starbucks, etc, etc.
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Just had to laugh at the thought of someone kicking the 'balls' in front of Target......
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http://tcbmag.blogs.com/daily_develo...ty-issues.html
Sort of cheered the place up I think.
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Re: Target 'beach balls'
Just had to laugh at the thought of someone kicking the 'balls' in front of Target......
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