Official Gramps' Memorial Eternal OT Thread

[LouderVol]

Commie

Coffee is just burnt bean soup.

 

[Grand Vol]

It's just a pot with a filter that can be pushed down. You put hot water and coffee grounds in the pot and stir, and then after 4-5 minutes push the filter down. That presses the grounds to the bottom (below the mesh screen) and you pour off the coffee above the screen. Many articles claim the French press was actually invented in Italy BTW. The inexpensive ones work just fine - I've got a cheap glass one like this and a stainless steel double walled type - no difference in the coffee.

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I've got a plastic one for camping. To me, it's easier than a percolator.

 

[Orangeslice13]

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[Grand Vol]

I don't like coffee.

Or tea.

That's because you're weird like that.

 

[Grand Vol]

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Or make The Bearded One stand in line for it.

 

[SumSoonerChick]

Or make The Bearded One stand in line for it.

That’s just payment for services rendered...

 

[AirVol]

Who knew. This isn’t in my Tennessee history books.
The legend of the Tennessee pygmies - Shadows and Light

 

[SumSoonerChick]

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[hog88]

Coffee is just burnt bean soup.

This is LG level posting.

 

[LouderVol]

This is LG level posting.

Show me where I am wrong. Shouldnt be hard, right?

 

[hog88]

Show me where I am wrong. Shouldnt be hard, right?

Good coffee is not burnt. Good coffee doesn't have solids in it.

If you would have said "hot bean broth" you might not have been so wrong.

 

[LouderVol]

Good coffee is not burnt. Good coffee doesn't have solids in it.

If you would have said "hot bean broth" you might not have been so wrong.

So you drink green coffee? No roasting at all?

 

[hog88]

So you drink green coffee? No roasting at all?

When you roast meat do you "burn" it?

 

[Grand Vol]

When you roast meat do you "burn" it?

 

[LouderVol]

When you roast meat do you "burn" it?

Searing, yes. Cooking for Trump, yes. Rest of it not so much.

Do you use raw coffee beans? Plenty of moisture? Or any other adjective that would NOT be achieved by burning them?

 

[hog88]

Searing, yes. Cooking for Trump, yes. Rest of it not so much.

Do you use raw coffee beans? Plenty of moisture? Or any other adjective that would NOT be achieved by burning them?

I use roasted beans not burnt beans.

 

[SumSoonerChick]

 

[LouderVol]

I use roasted beans not burnt beans.

And that is a matter of opinion. Any and all coffee beans I have seen used for coffee, except some of the real fru fru stuff, I would describe as burnt, dried out, husks of what they were.

 

[Grand Vol]

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That's McDad level.

 

[hog88]

And that is a matter of opinion. Any and all coffee beans I have seen used for coffee, except some of the real fru fru stuff, I would describe as burnt, dried out, husks of what they were.

Your opinion is as wrong as two boys kissing on a Sunday in Church.

 

[agent|orange]

And that is a matter of opinion. Any and all coffee beans I have seen used for coffee, except some of the real fru fru stuff, I would describe as burnt, dried out, husks of what they were.

So I take it you loathe chocolate as well?

 

[SumSoonerChick]

And that is a matter of opinion. Any and all coffee beans I have seen used for coffee, except some of the real fru fru stuff, I would describe as burnt, dried out, husks of what they were.

You shouldn’t talk about yourself like that...

 

[Orangeburst]

Canned chili yesterday

 

[SumSoonerChick]

That's McDad level.

 

[Grand Vol]

@McDad are you going to let the newb get away with stealing your thunder?