We use the nutribullet for other stuff too but the two bladed one grinds them up pretty fine.. honestly don't get the incredulousness but gotta incredge something I guess
edit: I love to overshare so here's our nutribullet ground coffee:
A purpose built machine would make it finer but for our purposes it's great
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i use a hario ceramic coffee grinder and it's fine but i feel like i'm spending a significant amount of my lifetime grinding coffee, so i'm thinking about getting an electric one
Architecture wrote:I grind my beans at the market because I'm not ready to invest in a grinder. The coffee definitely is better the first couple of days, but It's only taking me two weeks to go through a pound. I guess I could go to the store once a week and just get a half pound, but I'm lazy.
i still contend the grinding shit is the biggest nonsense in the coffee game
Architecture wrote:I grind my beans at the market because I'm not ready to invest in a grinder. The coffee definitely is better the first couple of days, but It's only taking me two weeks to go through a pound. I guess I could go to the store once a week and just get a half pound, but I'm lazy.
i still contend the grinding shit is the biggest nonsense in the coffee game
and there's a LOT of nonsense in the coffee game
i dont follow why you think this would be true. all the flavor compounds are delicate and begin to rapidly oxidize and decay once introduced to air (similar to wine). obviously if youre grinding stale beans its not going to make much of a difference, but youre definitely going to accelerate the process by grinding more than an hour or so before you intend on using them. theres lots of oils that will dry out once you pulverize it into a powder. also it goes without saying that different grinds suit different techniques better, so not sure why you wouldnt want to control that yourself.
I think he's saying sure it's better but it's still a cup of coffee
Helps ya poop
Or at least it does for me
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just brewed first batch. great improvement to process. you can mix all the coffee and all the water together at once vs. the water/coffee/water/coffee/wait 5 mins/water layering. it brews slightly more efficiently and then you just toss the bag no mess of cleaning out brewing container.
worth it if you brew regularly. i try to do every sunday which gets me through the week. the concentrate actually makes a solid cup of hot coffee too. love a Toddy.
shizaam wrote:had some of this from parlor a few weeks ago, and it's maybe my favorite bag i've ever bought
i was gifted some prospect parlor beans for the holidays and they were excellent. i'm splitting the subscription with my brother's partner so it comes out to $16.25 a bag -- https://parlorcoffee.com/collections/subscriptions
just brewed first batch. great improvement to process. you can mix all the coffee and all the water together at once vs. the water/coffee/water/coffee/wait 5 mins/water layering. it brews slightly more efficiently and then you just toss the bag no mess of cleaning out brewing container.
worth it if you brew regularly. i try to do every sunday which gets me through the week. the concentrate actually makes a solid cup of hot coffee too. love a Toddy.
damn these will be a game-changer
I love the Toddy coffee but don't brew it often because it's such a goddamned process
My kids bought this for me and my wife for Christmas. A rapid cold brew maker.
Makes really tasty cold brew in 5 minutes (for weaker coffee) to 15 minutes (for concentrate). Super thoughtful and really cool. We're enjoying the hell out of it.
deadwolfbones wrote:Burr grinder is the best upgrade you can get. The new cheap OXO is fine, and I like my Capresso.
my partner's parents just gave us a Capresso grinder as a present. been using a hario hand grinder for the last 4 years. pretty excited not to spend the first 5 minutes of every morning hand grinding my beans.
I haven't gotten any Parlor yet because I struggle with getting only 8 oz of it. I do get Ruby's monthly subscription and that's two 8 oz bags of different stuff though. I still have to supplement that with another bag of higher-end stuff and get a local roaster's light roast for the weekday morning first pot of coffee.
If y'all want a really good coffee subscription service, check out MistoBox. I had to review a ton of different services for my job last year (I know, what a drag) and it was easily my favorite of the bunch. Great selection and they do a great job of tailoring the choices to your taste if you don't want to choose for yourself. Prices are reasonable for the quality.