slightlines
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Hello.
I''m Jerry from Texas.
I really like my coffee.
It''s nice to be here.
I''m Jerry from Texas.
I really like my coffee.
It''s nice to be here.
Hello. I''m new here.
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jlyon10
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Welcome
Welcome. What kind of coffee do you drink?
Welcome. What kind of coffee do you drink?
slightlines
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Thanks, Jim.
Thanks, Jim.
Well, right now, I'm drinking a cold, black, four-hour-old cup of Folger's classic roast.
That's why I'm here.
Thanks, Jim.
Well, right now, I'm drinking a cold, black, four-hour-old cup of Folger's classic roast.
That's why I'm here.
jlyon10
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new here
Yuk!
Yuk!
slightlines
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Yuk
Well, I had to gets me a cold "hot-shot" of th' caf-eeeen!
...but, I need to really get into some good coffees.
Most of the time, it seems, I drink for strictly utilitarian purposes.
I need some taste.
I hear that coffee that was picked more than a couple of days ago is old and stale.
I understand that "fresh" coffee is really naturally sweet.
I need to explore this subject.
Well, I had to gets me a cold "hot-shot" of th' caf-eeeen!
...but, I need to really get into some good coffees.
Most of the time, it seems, I drink for strictly utilitarian purposes.
I need some taste.
I hear that coffee that was picked more than a couple of days ago is old and stale.
I understand that "fresh" coffee is really naturally sweet.
I need to explore this subject.
jlyon10
Super Moderator
home roasting
Home roasting is the only way to get fresh coffee. It tastes so different and has many different tastes depending on where it came from. The peaberry's have more caffen too.
Home roasting is the only way to get fresh coffee. It tastes so different and has many different tastes depending on where it came from. The peaberry's have more caffen too.
caffe biscotto
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Jim, one of these days you're really gonna sell me on home roasting.
Slightlines, welcome to the coffee forum. Or should I say the coffee connoisseurs forum.
Slightlines, welcome to the coffee forum. Or should I say the coffee connoisseurs forum.
Davec
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Welcome slightlines.....that folgers sound like it makes a right tasty brew :-D
caffe biscotto
Member
I thought Folgers was tha bomb too, until I joined this coffee forum and you guys got me hooked on your "gourmet" coffees.
Now I have to figure out how to support this expensive coffee addiction. I can't buy Folgers anymore, why why why? :-D
Now I have to figure out how to support this expensive coffee addiction. I can't buy Folgers anymore, why why why? :-D
stevekessler
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Welcome to the gang Jerry from Texas!
espressogirl
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Hi Jerry! I'm also new here but I guess it wouldn't hurt if I welcome you just the same.
After all, we are all coffee lovers here!
And I'm sure a lot of coffee lovers here are connoiseurs too!
After all, we are all coffee lovers here!
And I'm sure a lot of coffee lovers here are connoiseurs too!
slightlines said:
Welcome slightline
Ever been to a true espresso bar and had an Americano or a Macchiatto? Once I tasted a real well made Americano, I never went back to the store bought stuff.
Give it a try sometime...! You'll be glad you did or you'll wish you never had. You'll be one of us that had decided he has to roast, seaching for the original WB, then two, then a Hot top. Then you'll be tell others about it...then you'll have to buy an espresso machine, then a better one...then a roaster...then you'll tell more about it, then they will want coffee from you...then you'll come up with this plan to sell it, ebay maybe, farmers markets, then you'll find yourself in dark parking lots (or you friends kitchen) handing over small bags of fresh roast in exchange for a small handful of money, then more...then you'll be looking for another place to call home.... :grin: but you'll love anyway...just like the rest of us... :lol:
just foolin around - really I hope you can find a good espresso bar and start ordering some good coffee...
Ever been to a true espresso bar and had an Americano or a Macchiatto? Once I tasted a real well made Americano, I never went back to the store bought stuff.
Give it a try sometime...! You'll be glad you did or you'll wish you never had. You'll be one of us that had decided he has to roast, seaching for the original WB, then two, then a Hot top. Then you'll be tell others about it...then you'll have to buy an espresso machine, then a better one...then a roaster...then you'll tell more about it, then they will want coffee from you...then you'll come up with this plan to sell it, ebay maybe, farmers markets, then you'll find yourself in dark parking lots (or you friends kitchen) handing over small bags of fresh roast in exchange for a small handful of money, then more...then you'll be looking for another place to call home.... :grin: but you'll love anyway...just like the rest of us... :lol:
just foolin around - really I hope you can find a good espresso bar and start ordering some good coffee...
JohnB
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Re: home roasting
I find it hard to believe even you believe that line! I buy coffee beans from two New England roasters that UPS delivers to my house within 24 hrs of roasting. Since that is several days before I would even consider opening the bag & drinking it I'd say thats fresh enough.
jlyon10 said:
I find it hard to believe even you believe that line! I buy coffee beans from two New England roasters that UPS delivers to my house within 24 hrs of roasting. Since that is several days before I would even consider opening the bag & drinking it I'd say thats fresh enough.
jlyon10
Super Moderator
To each his own. I get to roast the coffee the way I like it and the way it taste good to me.
