Do we have to use coffee machines??

[felani]

Please poll

 

[Davec]

I suppose not if you are making tea?

 

[Sales Manager]

What a waste of posting power

Of course you have to have a coffee maker to make coffee.

 

[davidsbiscotti]

That, from a guy who sells coffee machines.

 

[Davec]

That, from a guy who sells coffee machines.

It just looks to be click revenue blogs to me

Hmmm....how about a poll for "does a post need to have some content?"

 

[davidsbiscotti]

Actually, I was referring to Sales Manager's comment.

I should've used the quote option.

 

[Davec]

Well I suppose if we want to take it all back to basics.

1. Light fire from wood that's lying about
2. Grab some green coffee beans
3. Find suitable metal container
4. Place beans in container, put on fire and stir with another stick
5. Take roasted beans and pound with stone
6. Boil water in container on fire
7. Add pummeled (ground) coffee roasted earlier
8. Wait for a while
9. Enjoy...satisfied in the knowledge that you achieved all this without using any machines.

Whilst your doing all this, consider building a mud hut and pretending your somewhere in Ethiopia.

 

[davidsbiscotti]

Good plan Davec. I like the pounding with a stone part.

Is a french press a coffee machine?
Really, all that's needed is hot water, a filter and some grounds. No "machines".

 

[Davec]

Good plan Davec. I like the pounding with a stone part.

Is a french press a coffee machine?
Really, all that's needed is hot water, a filter and some grounds. No "machines".

Well if yer a purist....yes it is a coffee machine, but you would have to be a complete Luddite to think so. No mine is the only way to make coffee without a machine.

I suppose you could throw a handful of green beans into the fire, take em out when they're roasted and chew em! :lol: ....that would be the absolute purist method. Also, if you wanted a Cappa, then simply, suck on the udder of a Cow, gargle the milk a bit, then chew your coffee bean (stop sucking on the udder first of course!).....

 

[davidsbiscotti]

Davec, you just made me laugh out loud for the first time today.
You're too much.

 

[Sales Manager]

Just put some grounds in the basket.

I grew up on percolator coffee and I appreciate the delicate balance one needs to have between grounds and coffee. That is why I recommend a drip coffee maker as long as it has the proper temperature.