Long winter, wife's thinks I'm losing it
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Originally Posted by subshooter
That is really cool. How did you do that? Can you order them with monikers on them?
I wear Stan Smith's normally so not much of a stretch.
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Bonus points for those who figure out the white figure in the blurry reflection of my red sweater
#20
Love our Technivorm as well. We've had our unit for 4+ years and it still works flawlessly in daily duty... ours is the CDT model below which I think looks slightly nicer. If you don't have it highly recommend the Brew-Thru lid... helps keep your coffee warm even longer.
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Originally Posted by R_Rated
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So... This thing is certified by coffee tasters association in US and Europe. That is hard to do. It has a Copper heating coil and is hand made in the netherlands. It will last forever. Makes an entire perfect pot in 4 minutes. Like an auto pour over with the design. The only control is an on/off switch. Simple and effective.
Compared to a french press - French press should be @ 190 degree water for 4 minutes. This brews at 200 degrees. It starts hotter and stays hot in the excellent yeti quality carafe. It's hotter and cleaner with less residue[pulp] in the cup. Also the grind setting should be much finer in this for drip. Also, I may be about to change your life.... If you're not using an Espro French press and a descent grinder then get one today. Bodum is a gateway french press. We do french press on the weekends. The Moccamaster is just so easy to run and clean between pots.
So... This thing is certified by coffee tasters association in US and Europe. That is hard to do. It has a Copper heating coil and is hand made in the netherlands. It will last forever. Makes an entire perfect pot in 4 minutes. Like an auto pour over with the design. The only control is an on/off switch. Simple and effective.
Compared to a french press - French press should be @ 190 degree water for 4 minutes. This brews at 200 degrees. It starts hotter and stays hot in the excellent yeti quality carafe. It's hotter and cleaner with less residue[pulp] in the cup. Also the grind setting should be much finer in this for drip. Also, I may be about to change your life.... If you're not using an Espro French press and a descent grinder then get one today. Bodum is a gateway french press. We do french press on the weekends. The Moccamaster is just so easy to run and clean between pots.
Ok, now I will return the favor: these are the bomb when it comes to drinking coffee on the go:
https://www.joulies.com/
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In the market for new coffee maker.
How is the technivorm for everyday cleaning?
Can you brew 3 large cups easily (I drink one, hubby drinks two usually). Estimating a total of 30 ounces.
Didnt expect to to get a coffee maker referral when I tuned into this thread!
How is the technivorm for everyday cleaning?
Can you brew 3 large cups easily (I drink one, hubby drinks two usually). Estimating a total of 30 ounces.
Didnt expect to to get a coffee maker referral when I tuned into this thread!
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http://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/ott...ffeemaker.html
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My Technivorm makes 10 cups which is really 3 good sized mugs of great coffee. I am a La Colombe coffee drinker, Nizza or Corsica, fine grind.
Love how this turned into a coffee thread. Almost as good as the thread about putting fragrances into your console change cup.
Love how this turned into a coffee thread. Almost as good as the thread about putting fragrances into your console change cup.