Holy pecolito, senór! How many washers and dryers do you have? And hoovers? A roomba for every room?
One washer, two dryers if you count the clothes line (which gets far more use than the electric one). Two hoovers but really should get rid of the crappy one. The only roombas are the Dalmatians.
I was going to suggest an Aeropress since you are a landlubber now. But on the rare occasions I make hot coffee at home, I just use a manual Melitta pour-over and a kettle.
That didn't fix the sleepiness, or general lack of coordination.
had this rig for a quite some time literally made thousands of cups of coffee some noticeable wear and tear so what's next? weird kitchen layout so i need something compact any suggestions would be helpful
I have on old version of one of those but it has a more analog aesthetic. Haven't used it in about 8 years but it still has a prominent place on the coffee cart. Now I use a great looking black stainless steel French press,hand powered ceramic burr grinder and a airtight coffee bean bin. It's a great system except for a bit of work when grinding the beaners - but it's about the only exercise I get these days.
had this rig for a quite some time literally made thousands of cups of coffee some noticeable wear and tear so what's next? weird kitchen layout so i need something compact any suggestions would be helpful
I have on old version of one of those but it has a more analog aesthetic. Haven't used it in about 8 years but it still has a prominent place on the coffee cart. Now I use a great looking black stainless steel French press,hand powered ceramic burr grinder and a airtight coffee bean bin. It's a great system except for a bit of work when grinding the beaners - but it's about the only exercise I get these days.
I loved the coffee from my Aeropress. But I also found the early morning complexity and the perilous balance of a top heavy open mix of grounds and water to not be a good fit with my morning grogginess and boat life. #needcoffeetomakecoffee
I was going to suggest an Aeropress since you are a landlubber now. But on the rare occasions I make hot coffee at home, I just use a manual Melitta pour-over and a kettle.
first time having coffee made from a bialetti over the weekend at a friends house & it was delicious, best coffee i've had in a while. i might ask for one for xmas.
I loved the coffee from my Aeropress. But I also found the early morning complexity and the perilous balance of a top heavy open mix of grounds and water to not be a good fit with my morning grogginess and boat life. #needcoffeetomakecoffee
first time having coffee made from a bialetti over the weekend at a friends house & it was delicious, best coffee i've had in a while. i might ask for one for xmas.at home i mainly use the aeropress because i'm the only coffee drinker in the house. i also occasionally use the esspresso maker or french press, but using a paper filter removes some artery clogging oils
We've had this one for a few years. The OXO 9 cup maker (apparently 8 was just too small, and 10 too large?). .
I like a carafe, so I can drink it slowly over the course of the morning. It was a gift when there was one coffee drinker in the house (me), and is now working OT with 3 at home. We end up making 2 pots in the morning now. After almost 3 years (~1,000 pots), it's showing signs that the end is coming. There is a small drip coming from the section that holds the basket/grounds. It's not a big deal, but I'm guessing one of the rubber pieces is beginning to fail. All in all, it's been good. Coffee starts and stays hot for a few hours.
had this rig for a quite some time literally made thousands of cups of coffee some noticeable wear and tear so what's next? weird kitchen layout so i need something compact any suggestions would be helpful
had this rig for a quite some time literally made thousands of cups of coffee some noticeable wear and tear so what's next? weird kitchen layout so i need something compact any suggestions would be helpful
