College Station Coffee Delivery

Hello everyone! I am a sustainability major with a focus on food and farms and I'm currently a barista at a local coffee shop. I so much want to tie the two together and find a career in coffee. I'm semi willing to go back to school if I would need to! Any...

Hey, I'd like to hear your' two cents on some grinder options. I currently have a C40 which I use for filter and espresso, but I want an electric grinder dedicated for espresso, as it is quite a chore to grind sometimes 3-4 shots back to back with it....

I have a roaster I typically buy my beans from, but I also sometimes buy grocery store beans and I have a few brands that I enjoy even though they aren’t fresh (they’re just way cheaper than fresh roasted beans). I’ve noticed that the fresh roasted beans are usually...

Just got a 3 cup Bialetti Moka Express. I've previously been using a 6 Cup and 12 cup, both of which I believe are more tolerant to "experimentation" due to bigger doses, more water, etc. So with the 3 cup I started brewing as "classically...

I've got an Acaia Pearl scale that has a bloated battery (staff in the cafe overcharging it is probably the main culprit, I'm guessing). Acaia has never been very helpful when it comes to providing spare parts, understandably, as allowing people to attempt...

When I heard about the DF64P I was pretty enthusiastic about it, because I thought it would be a DF64 with better looks and better build quality overall. But because filter is my main game, I was disappointed to hear that the DF64P has a relatively small range with an...

I took a break from coffee--at least at home--for a solid six months or so, and am back on the wagon. Or off it, but /r/coffee would probably say "on". There's of course some rancid oil in there, but it doesn't smell particularly bad or anything....

Just wondering if roasters typically do Black Friday online sales for Black Friday? submitted by /u/whippnj [link] [comments]

So I finally added an Aeropress Go to my arsenal of coffee making paraphernalia, mainly because everyone here can't stop praising it. The love for this product here seems to be almost universal. I am a bit confused about a thing or two though. The bare bones...

General question, do you typically brew your coffee stronger when making iced coffee to prevent it from diluting it? Or do you make the same Strength as normal and just pour it over ice? submitted by /u/dmb1118 [link] [comments]

(I tried looking at the wiki before asking this, but I could not get it to load. A me issue? probably.) I've been watching a lot of James Hoffman recently and he's got me absolutely fascinated with coffee. I don't drink it (I'm an entirely tea...

Hello everyone, I rarely drink coffee. My workplace wants me to order a fully automatic coffee machine. I have no clue, where should I start. For starting our budget is 1000€. We are around 20 people in the office and the machine should be able to prepare the coffee...

I got an Orzo Express as a present and I was wondering if I can make normal coffee in it – will there be anything different? submitted by /u/revjka [link] [comments]

Hello r/coffee! I am searching for the strongest value (and of course best taste) in coffee that I can order online. I am down to Ruby Coffee Roasters and Tandem Coffee Roasters. Which do I choose?? Thank you all submitted by /u/mewmewscookieshop519...

Hi all, Recently purchased a second hand Vario. When grinding, regardless of beans being in the hopper or not, a burning smell emanates from the body of the machine (around where the buttons and levers are). It still grinds and runs at a consistent rate. Worth noting...

Hi guys, So: I know that French presses are commonly used for cold brew (which would be one solution to this) but I recently picked up a nice cold brew maker with the classic insert for the coffee grounds that I really love. The problem I've noticed is that some...

Hey, all I know nothing about coffee or these machines you can buy for the home. However, my partner has suggested she'd like a small coffee machine for Christmas, so I've been browsing. I'm fairly sure I saw her looking at this one, or something...

Hey r/coffee, my coworker is slowly getting me into making coffee in something other than a normal pot or Keurig. I was looking into a french press or a pour over. Which one would be best for just normal coffee. Also grinder and bean recommendation? submitted...

I don't know what happened, these are the same grinds I used yesterday, same creamer, same mug, same measurements, everything. Does anyone know why something like this would happen? It was just freshly made. I'm scared to drink it lmfao submitted by...

Hi there, I am currently having a problem with my Tognana moka pot. I need to replace the gasket and it led me to 2 questions: Are gaskets universal or do I specifically need a Tognana replacement gasket? I seem to only find replacements for Bialetti How does this...

Just wondering if anyone could explain something which happened recently... I have the same go to coffee, I brew in the same way and usually enjoy the coffee, but never really pick out the sweet caramel notes that the coffee suggests. I usually drink coffee in my...

Left two bags of sealed coffee in the front seat of the car overnight, temps got down to 38 degreees. When i went to get them this morning (by that time its 44 degrees) there was moisture under the outside each bag. Does that mean there was moisture inside the bag and...

Having trouble brewing light roasts with a Chemex. I've tried the James Hoffman method. Works with darker roasts. I've tried the Lance Hedrick Chemex, multi pour method. A little tricky but I did get it to work once. Part of me thinks this is a better...

preferably under $700 submitted by /u/Anxious_Duck49 [link] [comments]