Coffee?

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Nescafe have got their act together with the cappuccino satchets.
Less hassle than the machine pod things.
And at 1.50 from the asda.
Have about 4 a day.

 

[toffee82]

UTFC

Coasters!

 

[magicjuan]

illy. Best coffee in this country.

 

[Yarrgh]

Coasters!

Or a saucer. Do not want a ring stains left on your table like in the one in the Fylde Athletic boardroom.

So far today, 2 espressos, and one brewed from the coffee pot. Small one again after dinner. And that's a fairly typical day. I used to drink a lot more but realised that it was more than it should be.

 

[Deulofeumygod]

Only ever black unless a cortado from a decent place

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Probably manage about 5 cups of coffee a year.

Coffee snobs are the worst.

 

[CharliePotato]

Only ever black unless a cortado from a decent place

Tried one of them cortado for the first time the other day, sound they are.

 

[nikom court]

i have my morning coffee with butter,coconut oil and double cream (if you know,you know!)
i use either a an aeropress or a bialetti moka pot depending how i feel,

 

[SerenityNigh]

Coffee is good but there are plenty having too much. If you're having 5-6 coffees a day then you need more sleep, not more coffee.

Can I have both?

 

[SerenityNigh]

Started with the coffee when I was doing a job with long hours. Then switched from soda to coffee for better health. Drink several cups a day with cream and sugar, it's quite a serious habit at this point.

 

[toffeepie1878]

made this gingerbread latte yesterday, surprised myself as it really was delicious - got some Lavazza beans also to tide me over the next few weeks. You cant beat fresh beans from a bean to cup machine, pods and stuff don't quite cut it - I had a Tassimo but since I got the Gaggia machine I think the Tassimo has been thrown out or something.

 

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[arch stanton]

made this gingerbread latte yesterday, surprised myself as it really was delicious - got some Lavazza beans also to tide me over the next few weeks. You cant beat fresh beans from a bean to cup machine, pods and stuff don't quite cut it - I had a Tassimo but since I got the Gaggia machine I think the Tassimo has been thrown out or something.

I've just got a bean to cup machine, pods were OK but getting expensive, I am finding beans are half the cost and a better drink too. Mrs S came out with her usual, 'too much faffing around, nothing wrong with the other machine, you're being a d!ck,' needless to say she loves it. Normally the first words out of her grid in a morning are 'Stanton, make me coffee bish'

 

[toffeepie1878]

I've just got a bean to cup machine, pods were OK but getting expensive, I am finding beans are half the cost and a better drink too. Mrs S came out with her usual, 'too much faffing around, nothing wrong with the other machine, you're being a d!ck,' needless to say she loves it. Normally the first words out of her grid in a morning are 'Stanton, make me coffee bish'

Bean to Cup is the nearest you will get to a coffee from a commercial shop, pods and stuff are way off the mark. I am a snob I guess

I use bottled water and descale it every few months, you don't want sending these things off for repair.

 

[arch stanton]

Bean to Cup is the nearest you will get to a coffee from a commercial shop, pods and stuff are way off the mark. I am a snob I guess

I use bottled water and descale it every few months, you don't want sending these things off for repair.

luckily our area isn't very hard water so don't suffer too much.

Very impressed with the drinks though, the beans have quite a variance so looking to experiment. Any suggestions? I like a strong full flavour.