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buttonpusher 10-27-2007 01:32 AM

coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
french press (ubora blend from starbucks)

well?

ClassicBob 10-27-2007 01:37 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
I'm not sure what you are asking, but a french press is my favorite way to make coffee, and Ubora was a very solid blend.

tedfurlong 10-27-2007 01:38 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
It would appear that you're dumb, so I'm going to guess that you are doing it wrong.

buttonpusher 10-27-2007 01:44 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
doing it wrong as in could prepare it differently. I know how to use a french press ldo.

Coffee 10-27-2007 01:54 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
Yes...you are...since you're buying from Starbucks.

As a preparation method, though, no.

buttonpusher 10-27-2007 01:59 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
[ QUOTE ]
Yes...you are...since you're buying from Starbucks.

As a preparation method, though, no.

[/ QUOTE ]

Haha wrong about me purchasing it, gf gets a weekly box of tea/bag of coffee free from there.

Glad I'm using the good prep. method though. Is there anything other than french press and standard drip for regular coffee?

buttonpusher 10-27-2007 02:02 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
Any suggestions as to where I should be buying coffee that is better than starbucks coffee. I like the 'bold' category most from starbucks.

KOTLP 10-27-2007 02:06 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
FWIW, I think most people get bored with a french press fairly quickly and revert to the convenience of a drip. I did.

buttonpusher 10-27-2007 02:25 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
Whats inconvenient about a french press? I dont find it inconvenient at all.

KOTLP 10-27-2007 02:41 AM

Re: coffee, am i doing it wrong?
 
Compared to the 30 seconds it takes to get a drip machine with a timer ready each night and wake up to already brewed coffee it is. Plus you have to clean the filter. And you there can be grains and/or cloudy coffee. Everyone I've known that used a press or vacuum thing in the past uses a drip now. That said, you can make some awesome coffee with em.


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