Drip coffee isn't always weak. My wife used to work at a Vietnamese restaurant and they made their Vietnamese coffee with a little drip pot full of Folgers but it would literally make you start sweating by the end of your cup.
I put coffee grounds in the french press and cover with newr-boiling water (~90c) which agitates and mixes things. 5 minutes or so later, I just pour my first cup
Electric drip Brewers and paper filters for coffee making are European things. The only 'American' brewing method I can think of is using an aero press or maybe instant coffee.
This depends on what part of the country you're in. Maybe on the east coast where everyone apparently drinks "Dunkin'" or McDonalds coffee but here in the PNW we do it right.
I feel like there is some mixing context here
it was a pun
should have tried a more violent response
Probably needed a bit more agitation
Drip coffee isn't always weak. My wife used to work at a Vietnamese restaurant and they made their Vietnamese coffee with a little drip pot full of Folgers but it would literally make you start sweating by the end of your cup.
"brown colored water" very weird way of describing coffee but okay lol
Really? I’m getting mixed signals tbh
Cold brew is
A problem I avoid by brewing a single cup at a time.
if it's sitting on a pot warmer, convection currents can promote mixture, but alas, it is inversely proportional to the freshness of the coffee.
It's like foremilk and hindmilk.
The foremilk was once reserved for the younglings, that they might grow straight but that is all passed now with the coming of the machinery.
I put coffee grounds in the french press and cover with newr-boiling water (~90c) which agitates and mixes things. 5 minutes or so later, I just pour my first cup
American style coffee is not real coffee.
Electric drip Brewers and paper filters for coffee making are European things. The only 'American' brewing method I can think of is using an aero press or maybe instant coffee.
Aeropress is the best coffee invention in the last 50 years, fight me.
I agree, superior brewing methods were invented more than 50 years ago 😉
Wasn't the expresso machine an American invention?
Most of the Europeans know what an espresso machine is.
knowing about them does not correlate very well with owning them
I would beg to differ
Of course you would because your whole opinion hinges on it.
They also know what drip brew coffee is, you have no point worth making.
What do you mean by "American style"?
For me "American style coffee" always makes me think about Percolators. Not sure why 🤔
Make it with a dirty sock like the cowboys do (supposedly)
Is this a quote or reference to anything? Because I don't get it.
Electric drip Brewers and paper filters
I saw them both at the Hollywood Bowl.
Which is perfectly fine coffee, if done right. It's not as good as freshly brewed from beans, but it is what I grew up with.
This depends on what part of the country you're in. Maybe on the east coast where everyone apparently drinks "Dunkin'" or McDonalds coffee but here in the PNW we do it right.
Incredibly cringe opinion, congratulations
Who cares. Starbucks makes every day better. Praise Starbucks. Can't wait for Summer Flavors!
Starbucks is burnt crap with a bunch of cream and sugar added so people can't tell
Starbucks use perfumes you can smell it it is basically a candy store. The best coffee is easiest and basic. But it requires natural ingredients. 🤌
Not to mention it is way overpriced to give the illusion of quality
Do you have a cat? That's one hell of a way to spell "good".
In Australia Starbucks failed cos its coffee was so shit relative to our real coffee.
Y'all like vegemite, shut up
Yeah and vegimite has been proven to reduce all sorts of disease. Its part of being healthy u Americans should try it some time.
Did the blood go to your brain from being upside down for your whole life?
From my perspective its the rest of the world that's the wrong way up