Long winter, wife's thinks I'm losing it
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Long winter, wife's thinks I'm losing it
Really long winter which is unusual here in SE Pa. my winter project , custom Adidas. Have them on for a long awaited spirited drive today.
My wife has called a therapist for an intervention.
My wife has called a therapist for an intervention.
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Tell your wife what I tell mine. Yes, Im crazy, the car IS my therapy.
Nice Kicks!!!
Nice Kicks!!!
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I completely understand! Winter does strange things to speed junkies. I try to limit the tinkering to my motorcycle because mistakes are cheaper to fix
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Originally Posted by gellie
Yup Best coffee maker i've owned.
Originally Posted by R_Rated
That Mochamaster Technivorm is the best!
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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.
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Originally Posted by R_Rated
I have stronger opinions about coffee than I do about my tree dot ate.
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