Monday, October 19, 2026

History of Coffee

 


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  1. I love the Aeropress, but lately I prefer overnight cold brew.

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    1. Oh me too man. I've even let a carraff go for TWO days to get a strong concentrate. Smooth as silk and very little acid.

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    2. Yes Sir! Been using the Toddy Coffee Maker for 30+ yrs. Overnight makes enough concentrate (1oz per cup) to last a month. Fantastic coffee, "Tastes just like brewed coffee smells"

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  2. Got a French Press, we use for loose leaf Tea!

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    1. I never would have thought to try one. Works well and makes a good strong cup anywhere you can heat water.

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  3. I am sorry, but modern electric espresso machines were not around in the 1800s.

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  4. Needs a percolator.
    - jed

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  5. TARBUCKS IMMITATION TAR - 1971

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  6. Be nice if they were in chronological order. The espresso machine was patented then but was never built. It was steam-powered in more ways than one.

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  7. Deacon in Louisiana, Jay's cousinOctober 20, 2026 at 8:36 AM

    I have a fondness for Cory vacuum pots and the Pyrex percolators.

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  8. Needs a Dunkin to go cup

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