Coffee
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^yup a good hand grinder of your own would be great. That way all the different variables to making a good cup would get dialed in for your ideal setup.
I myself was stuck choosing between a hario hand grinder and a porlex. Either way, particle size is extremely consistent and both grinders are easy to maintain between each use
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This will be my next purchase.
http://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Variable-Temperature-Electric-Gooseneck/dp/B005YR0F40/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1377397644&sr=8-22&keywords=electric+kettleGooseneck and temp
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@llvlaglne, yeah the porlex is a great grinder too. Only reason I didn't suggest is that I'm hoping if Finn drops some scratch on all Hario they give him a better discount.
@Urbs, please keep me posted on that :). I've been tempted, but Mrs Snowy is a tea drinker and would not be impressed having to use such a spout every time she makes tea, so I'd end up with 2 electric kettles. The Buono is a very attractive looking kettle as well as function so I'm "down" with having/using it.
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@finn -
http://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/
They'll have almost everything you'd want and need…. Coffee equipment wise. Plus they have YouTube videos reviewing the items they distribute
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The Real McCoy's Coffee Mug
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Nice Urb. Know where I can get one in the US? Inventory has some but I don't want to pay the shipping from Canada.
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I don't know of anyone else selling them in the US. They have the buco healmet cup and the Air Force cup left. I bought the last USN one they had and they didn't carry the Real McCoys logo one.
I could pick one up for you. They're $35+tax. Which would be slightly cheaper than ordering from inventory.
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Gonna get the Air Force on Friday when I see you
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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A quick Rakuten search and I found the Navy version for $25
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A quick Rakuten search and I found the Navy version for $25
21 USD
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/vintage/mn8002/You're right, my bad, bit more than $10, my dodgy memory
