I don’t understand the point of this. Are you going to show up at the office of these five dollar coffee people with your percolator and a grill?
My grown son is friends with an Arab family who live next door to him in Haifa (ethnic troubles are unheard of in Haifa). They brew the best damned coffee in creation, served in tiny cups, and invite him to partake when he stops in, but they’re not showing up at this office, either.
Yes, there are great ways of making coffee, and I hope you enjoy yours. But coffee should never cost five dollars, when a simple jar of Red Mug, a pinch of Hal and some hot water will do, with milk or creamer an option. It’s one thing to be pampered. Overpaid millennials will pamper themselves. It’s another to waste money on overrated crap coffee from Starbucks or wherever, like they’re doing.
Don’t understand your
reaction as we seem to be
on the same page.
I tried Starbucks once, and
only once. Their coffee to me
tasted of burnt beans.
My post is merely pointing
out that getting bsck to
or sticking with the basics
results in coffee that is
brewed as it was ment to be.
I’ll stick to my primative
ways.