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8d ago
inAm I the only one who thinks a plain old pour over beats the $180 machine I bought?
Nope, the cheap dripper just wins. My $15 cone gives me way more control over the grind and pour, so the cup comes out brighter and cleaner. The pricey machine mostly just heats water and drips it, not much else going on. Flat taste makes sense when you can't tweak anything.
13d ago
inShowerthought: my book club got into a 25-minute fight over the word 'caesura' at a diner in Akron
Linda reading the definition out loud is exactly what we do now, we just say it quick and move on.
18d ago
inWatched a guy in Wichita reflow a solder joint with a heat gun and a penny, and it's been bugging me for a week
So what finally broke it for you?
1mo ago
inI finally stopped pouring my beans straight from the bag after a chat with the roaster down on 4th
My roaster on 4th told me the same thing last year and I tried it for a month. Honestly I went back to the bag. Here is why. The bag keeps the beans fresher longer, that valve on the side lets the gas out without letting air in. A jar or a hopper just lets them sit in open air and they go stale faster. Unless you are drinking a whole pound in a week, the bag wins. I get wanting to measure and scoop easier, but fresh beans beat easy scooping every time for me.