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Anonymous (ID: 23gIIosF) United States No.513671857 >>513671921 >>513672117 >>513672360 >>513672391 >>513672409 >>513672438 >>513672453 >>513672599 >>513672654 >>513672737 >>513673115 >>513673286
The hour hand just struck 9. You guys know what time it is.
political implications of addiction to coffee?
Anonymous (ID: MbgMEYQG) Israel No.513671921 >>513672466
>>513671857 (OP)
Don't forget the soΕ·
Anonymous (ID: Q1xqmYWS) United States No.513672117 >>513672350 >>513672783
>>513671857 (OP)
When do you go to sleep?

>political implications of addiction to coffee?
It probably makes people complacent and tolerate their misery. Imagine work without coffee.
Anonymous (ID: uHXlDMAh) Australia No.513672214
piss penis pissy piss penis pissy piss penises pissing piss

that's what I thought about that
Anonymous (ID: 6fjxXcuf) Canada No.513672326
I made coffee, iced kind, so good, homemade good ice not feom a filthy machine, frozen old school in a ice tray.

So so so good.

Had best beef jerky evr, made down the edge of my City in the next town over, cow raised there and processed, no junk just pure cured beef jerky with some salt. I have so many to enjoy in my fridge.

And, chilling here talking shit about the leaders and everything under the sun in my cozy living room.
Also super depressed about life...

Just doing everything I enjoy along with sum good coffee.
Anonymous (ID: 23gIIosF) United States No.513672350
>>513672117
1am. wake up at 7
Anonymous (ID: mIPY1NLa) United States No.513672360
>>513671857 (OP)
It drinks the bean liquid or it gets the hose again
Anonymous (ID: r3VOaOPd) Sweden No.513672391 >>513672550
>>513671857 (OP)
chamomile tea
Anonymous (ID: rnu4DkNm) Finland No.513672409
>>513671857 (OP)
It's literally hammer time t. that famous dj (disc "jock", an aspiring musician that shuffles beats and styles and famous songs to create newish music with good vibes that has familiar "backbone" aka basics)
Anonymous (ID: 6fjxXcuf) Canada No.513672413
icc scum got sanctioned, reading about it while sipping coffee... Good stuff.
Anonymous (ID: y2uIBj2z) Germany No.513672438 >>513672598
>>513671857 (OP)
Bialetti time!
Anonymous (ID: sDUjQylm) United States No.513672453
>>513671857 (OP)
Love me moka pot simple as
Anonymous (ID: /ulOQaMI) United States No.513672466 >>513672537
>>513671921
Id rather cut myself than put onions in my coffee
Anonymous (ID: /ulOQaMI) United States No.513672537
>>513672466
SΓ²y
Anonymous (ID: 6fjxXcuf) Canada No.513672550
>>513672391
Mmmm, I ussd to pick it with my grannies, dry it and we had local honey.

My grannies would light a stove fire, make me camomile or peppermint teas.

In the morning I would roast the coffee beans for their morning coffee on the stove fire while they made me wholesome breakfast from the homestead pantry.

Bring so many cozy memories.
Anonymous (ID: yrrYSTmP) United States No.513672563 >>513672687
i love raw milk in my coffee
pastrueized/homogenized milk just tastes like water
Anonymous (ID: 23gIIosF) United States No.513672598 >>513672993
>>513672438
moka is the only correct way to create enjoyable an enjoyable coffee experience
Anonymous (ID: sxaBzZPX) United States No.513672599
>>513671857 (OP)
It's good for you
Anonymous (ID: fHtVv537) United States No.513672654
>>513671857 (OP)
I bough the dope shit bro. Its on its way. Panamanian Geisha. $95 for 4.4 ounces
Anonymous (ID: 6fjxXcuf) Canada No.513672687
>>513672563
Also, my grannies would always pour me a spoon of coffee on their saucer and some milk so I can sip without ODying! lol

Fresh from the cow, boiled and filtered, it was so good.

It's cozy time.

Fuck the icc.
Anonymous (ID: XlFt9uGk) Canada No.513672737
>>513671857 (OP)
I'm making a cup now. 10 pm here.
Anonymous (ID: 9HKEkNH5) United States No.513672783
>>513672117
You're not wrong. Coffee has always been advertised as a "makes work easier" drug from the beginning
Anonymous (ID: 9HKEkNH5) United States No.513672803
And yes, I also am drinking a cup of coffee at 9:19 PM
Anonymous (ID: of4Jxd0z) United States No.513672993
>>513672598
>moka is the only correct way to create enjoyable an enjoyable coffee experience
Far from the only
Anonymous (ID: IVilv87K) United States No.513673007
A girl at work told me to put butter in coffee and its been pretty good. Doesn't dilute the coffee taste but still gets rid of that watery sensation
Anonymous (ID: wIx0IumT) Canada No.513673115 >>513673323
>>513671857 (OP)
how does this change the beans? what is this technology?
Anonymous (ID: lnO2VIyO) Australia No.513673286
>>513671857 (OP)
Mokapot advice:
1. Reduce waiting time by boiling the water in an electric kettle before you pour it into the reservoir (burgers might not be able to do this with their cuck kettles).
2. Use a more coarse grind than espresso machines require. Don't use pre-ground beans that's retarded. Buy locally roasted beans. I have a $150 grinder that goes from 0 to 20, it's set on 15. So 75% coarseness. Every grinder is different so you'll have to experiment.
3. Turn the burner down low. It's the brewing that you want to be slow and gentle.
4. Once it starts sputtering it's already finished. Remove it from the burner immediately. You won't get ALL of the water out of the reservoir, but if you leave it on the heat to get the last of the water you'll just be adding burnt coffee into the pot.
It's my 2nd favourite coffee after espresso.
Anonymous (ID: x+z4+W5h) Australia No.513673323
>>513673115
There is a chamber at the bottom where water boils and goes up through coffee grounds. It’s called a moka pot, I don’t mind them but prefer espresso
Anonymous (ID: 0fOqcgiw) United States No.513673353
I use a big French press. Those bialetti units are cool but not big enough