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Episode 19: Your Morning Java Jolt is three things, beans, water and time! Those are the ingredients How you bring them together is that’s the receipt
Wizard Of iPhone Speaks Special Series ii # 19 07 - 09 - (20-24
Video Courtesy of Nashville Fender Wars Drivers behaving badly.
Alton Brown of Good Ears Fame recommends hot water just off the boil!
That’s your Kuregs’ Dirty Little Secret
A measure of coffee meets the right amount of hot (not boiling) water slowly!
FYI/its called a “pour over device!
The typical user is more interested in speed and convenience.
My objection to Kureg is the cost of those plastic delivery devices. Most of your coffee $$$ wind up in the trash. It pays for all that packaging.
Here is another way to do it! Buy a single-serve device and a polycarbonate storage container.
The freshness click goes into overdrive when the beans are roasted not ground.
Yes, I know how good fresh ground beans smell. Alton Brown describes that aroma as “volatile” its a chemical term meaning fugitive not lasting!
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By John MaGuirk
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Wizard Of iPhone Speaks Special Series ii # 19 07 - 09 - (20-24
Video Courtesy of Nashville Fender Wars Drivers behaving badly.
Alton Brown of Good Ears Fame recommends hot water just off the boil!
That’s your Kuregs’ Dirty Little Secret
A measure of coffee meets the right amount of hot (not boiling) water slowly!
FYI/its called a “pour over device!
The typical user is more interested in speed and convenience.
My objection to Kureg is the cost of those plastic delivery devices. Most of your coffee $$$ wind up in the trash. It pays for all that packaging.
Here is another way to do it! Buy a single-serve device and a polycarbonate storage container.
The freshness click goes into overdrive when the beans are roasted not ground.
Yes, I know how good fresh ground beans smell. Alton Brown describes that aroma as “volatile” its a chemical term meaning fugitive not lasting!