College Station Coffee Delivery

Hi. Wet WDT is a method of moving the bloom slurry in such way that it gets wet more easily, preventing channeling and extracting more coffee from more grounds. It's usually used with flat-bottom brewers like Tricolate or NextLevel Brewer. In the article about it...

I was surprised to see that those two countries basically produce no coffee, despite having tons of mountains... I figured coffee would grow well there. Anybody knows why this is the case? submitted by /u/aztec_mom [link] [comments]

Does anyone have any experiences with Podback in the UK? I ask this question, as I've been looking into using this service to recycle my used up Dolcé Gusto coffee pods, but I haven't heard about what it's like properly from people who actually use the...

I’ve had my SBP for about 7 months and I’ve always had an issue with the steam knob. The first jug of milk I steam is usually fine, but when I steam a second jug of milk for the second cup of coffee, the steam knob becomes extremely stiff and although it’s turned all...

Struggling to find a French roaster who have a reasonably priced subscription service. I’ve been using Hasbean in the uk for a long time and it’s been so easy and great quality so looking for something similar submitted by /u/jhgt4562 [link] ...

I got a hand me down steam cappuccino machine from my uncle, and when I looked for a manual I was unable to find the product itself! Further searching showed that it matched with the Oster 3218. The coffee it makes is quite decent for starbucks freshly ground but they...

For a long time now I've had a bit of a vendetta against thermoses. The intention of a thermos is to hold your coffee at a hot temp so that you can drink it slowly throughout the day, but in my experience, the coffee is too hot to drink and turns acrid long...

I'm new to coffee. Been binge-watching Hoffmann for the last 4 days. I'm interested in cheapest entry point into decent(for a novice) coffee. Aeropress seems nice and cheap and with good skill ceiling. So the question is how much would grind quality matter...

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So, like an idiot I’ve left the bottom plate of my aero press somewhere at work, and it’s gone walkies (RIP) So I’m looking for a new press, however if possible before I get another aero, I was wondering if there was a smaller aero press like device I could get?...

I did something extremely stupid, but bear with me. I bought a new espresso maker (Giannina Stovetop) and it apparently came with an extra gasket for future replacements, but this wasn't mentioned anywhere. The extra gasket was placed in the top chamber (where...

Is there a comparison website that compares the features of hand grinders similar to what GSM Arena is to mobile phones? I'm shopping around for a new hand grinder. I know what features I want....but finding that info is really painful. (Had a look on the about...

I want to buy one but I also want a six pack. My coffee taste reference frame is is based on espresso, standard American drip coffee, and moka pot, dark roasted and/or with chicory. Also Starbucks holiday drinks. submitted by /u/Davyslocket [link] ...

I’ve started hand grinding my beans and it’s a revelation. But after a lot of experimentation I need 30g of finely ground in my aeropress to be happy. Then I went back and put 30g of pre ground in and it knocked my head off. What gives? submitted by ...

I have the Bialetti Venus Induction, and I was wondering if anyone knew what the rubbery coating is on the inside of the lower water vessel? And what is its purpose? submitted by /u/Melodic-Mix-572 [link] [comments]

My wife has been making us batches of cold press lately and it's delicious. She is using the grounds twice though, which I don't think is optimal. Since caffeine is water soluble wouldn't the second batch have little to no caffeine in it? ...

Why I hate this coffee maker. I owned one of the original kuerigs from 2015 to 2021. It was a used hand me down that already had some years under it. The only reason we had it replaced was because my wife complained that she wanted an upgrade. It had no faults,...

I was enjoying a 1kg bag of "house roast" coffee beans and making them daily in my V60. About half of the way through the bag, it suddenly developed a distinct black pepper flavor. If the characteristic flavor was a subtle sweetness, it's been replaced...

I ordered coffee from Trident Coffee because I heard their Dreadnaught expresso was good (coffeereview.com). I order 2 that just came, and they have roast date of 09/22 and 10/22. Generally everywhere else I order coffee from, they’re usually roasted within the month....

in my search on this topic i found that some says it's healthy because milk reduce the acidity of coffee, but others say that milk makes it harder for the stomach to absorb the coffee. So here i am reaching out to you, our coffee enthusiasts community here on...

Hi! I just found this subreddit and it was perfect timing. I recently tried nitro brew coffee and truly enjoyed it. I want to make it at home. Isi was suggested, but there are so many canisters. I was about to order the gourmet, when I was sent a link for the nitro....

My Encore died and I have not received a response from Baratza support in a week. I'm interested in buying a new budget grinder for daily use of about 60g for mostly drip and occasional pourover / immersion use. I'm fine with a hand grinder as long as it is...