In my favorite coffee shop they serve this delicious coffee. I love the late.
It's always lovely to find a shop that sells your favourite coffee. Enjoy it when you can:)))
It really is magic @millycf1976 . I want to show you how to switch from your technological method like yours to my mother's traditional method:
Look at this contraption we make our coffee with.
It's made of clay and comes with its own cups. You only have to place the cloth bag to filter the coffee on top.
Photograph of my property, of that gadget that my mother treasures at home 🤭.
Oh, wow! @chacald.dcymt. I love the look of this clay coffee paraphernalia. This was ahead of its time, I think! I can see these doing well on the market even today.
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing this image 🙌
I definitely love your methodology, it is very fast and precise and I would be very happy with such an espresso any time of the day.
I'll need to invest in one of these "magical thingamajigs".
Coffee at the press of a button? Sounds like a dream. 😏
Nespresso is amazing and you get consistently good coffee, with a wide range of flavours and coffee from all the continents of the world. 🙌
We do have a few Nespressos up for sale here, but they're double the price in our country. That's the one and only hurdle for us coffee loving folks. 😬
"My favourite method of brewing coffee is 'FAST'"
Haha! I love that! Your husband sounded like a funny person 🤗. I do get that too. On the boat, I used my moka pot mainly, and I didn't bother to add lukewarm water to brew it. I always had it set up to place on the fire right away so there would be no delay.
I learned the name of those "vessels" - samovars! Cheers for that 😊