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11-15-2007, 09:19 PM
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Re: Coffee Addicts Thread
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Can anyone recommend something I can buy so I don't have to go out and spend so much money? This stuff is costing me more than smoking ever did. I don't have much room in my kitchen, and I like to drink latte's. Don't know how to do it. [/ QUOTE ] Aerobie Aeropress (~$25) Makes espresso strength coffee, so it's good for milk drinks(or americanos). Then you need a milk frother (~$20? I only drink black coffee so not sure) to make lattes. So, $45 initial investment plus cost of coffee and milk. Even at 3 coffees a day you prob won't use more than a pound of coffee/wk. It'll probably pay for itself in a week at the rate you're drinking lattes. 
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11-18-2007, 04:14 PM
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Re: Coffee Addicts Thread
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[ QUOTE ] Can anyone recommend something I can buy so I don't have to go out and spend so much money? This stuff is costing me more than smoking ever did. I don't have much room in my kitchen, and I like to drink latte's. Don't know how to do it. [/ QUOTE ] Aerobie Aeropress (~$25) Makes espresso strength coffee, so it's good for milk drinks(or americanos). [/ QUOTE ] More on the Aeropress. Over my morning coffee while playing five table SNGs on the other screen I've been researching coffee bean storage (post to come maybe later). While surfing I've run into two good threads regarding the Aeropress (one which may have been posted here already; I just can't find it). CoffeeForums CoffeeGeeks The later link is 137 pages long and includes extensive input from the inventor. One thing was sort of funny about these two forums. One of the primary sponsors on the main banner ads seems to be Ambien, a sleep aid. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] ~ Rick
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