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twin

Breakfast and coffee at the Strawberry House.

Anesthetist

If anyone is interested, Target is now carrying Hario V60 sets and kettles and as of yesterday were 25% off.

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Anesthetist

And a Chemex with some Jamaica Blue Mountain.

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Cole

My coffee is being raided by my son.

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budpatch

Sun died Bali Kintamali… a different profile due to the natural processing method. Really good stuff. Kalita 185, ceramic burr grinder.

Broark

Do you guys have any recommendations for grinders?
Preferably under $100, I don't want to break the bank.

Jett129

The Cuisinart Supreme grind is $50,might be a good place to start.

BloodnThunder

Just buy a cheap one from Target. Its all about how long you grind the beans for not what machine they're in. We use a KitchenAid that was like $20 and it works just fine.

Jett129

I like to think my Baratza Virtuoso($229) makes a big difference,but I should probably just put my beans in an old sock and hit them with a hammer Just playing.

Broark

I just use some $20 dollar Bodum one I’ve had for a few years now, I just was wondering if I was really missing out on much by not using something nicer.

Snowy

@Broark:

Do you guys have any recommendations for grinders?
Preferably under $100, I don't want to break the bank.

https://www.amazon.com/Hario-Ceramic-Skerton-Capacity-MSCS-2B/dp/B01B2O5VOM/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1514977623&sr=8-4&keywords=hario+skerton+ceramic+coffee+mill

Is decent for the price point; $33.

mikebarhoot

I have a single speed grinder ad while it works well, would prefer a dial adjustment grinder for a more consistent grind. Since i use several methods of brewing. Just sayin.

Dstauffer

@Appfaff Adam, saw on another thread you drink bulletproof coffee…what are your impressions of it?

I make a similar version (fresh coffee, grassfed cow butter, blended), but I use some coconut oil instead of the bulletproof formula.

Is the bulletproof formula worth the money?

Appfaff

I got the bulletproof XCT oil (it’s essentially really pure MCT oil, same in normal coconut oil) because it was massively on sale at Whole Foods a while ago. It dosnt make the coffee as “coconut-y,” so I dig it. I also use only a very little bit of the grass fed butter. I don’t drink it everyday, but it’s a nice change up small amounts and much healthier than a standard latte

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Dstauffer

Gotcha.

Yeah, I am definitely a fan of switching my coffee up. I was on a butter/coconut oil kick for awhile and now I've been back to cream and sugar for a minute, but will likely switch back again soon

In consciously making an effort to eat better (via advice from my doctor and the snugness of my shirts), I have to say that dairy and sugar in my morning coffee is one thing I just can't compromise on

Matty123

Recommendations for an electric or hand grinder? I’d like it do be able
To do espresso grind as well as coarse grind. Thanks ‘erbody

Jett129

Don’t know what your budget is but I swear by my Baratza Virtuoso grinder. I do pour overs,french press,and Chemex coffee. My brother in-law is a fanatic for pulling the best espresso shots,so he has a high end Rancillo grinder. Don’t know if you need that level. Hope this helps.

Stuart.T

I use this. It makes exceptional coffee. It's a revelation. It uses the same basic principle as massively expensive coffee machines.

gaseousclay

@Stuart.T:

I use this. It makes exceptional coffee. It's a revelation. It uses the same basic principle as massively expensive coffee machines.

your pic reminded me of this:

Matty123

Thanks guys. I’ll have to choose a more Economical coffee grinder but I appreciate the input

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