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Originally Posted by wellcharge
ok so you bought something and didn't think to figure out how it works, yes that is funny,especially considering an infant can do it. you wouldn't do that with a motorcycle, so if the danger of cracking yr skull will deter you,the danger of bad coffee,while smaller should be of some deterrence. you are frequently trying to sound fancy when talking about food and drink so maybe you should live up to it. there's like 3 steps with a press, put the COARSE grounds in that won't make it through the net, put the hot water in,stir it and wait to press the thing down.
really there's two things to know about that press and you didn't know either one of them. god forbid you ever try a coffee preparation method that requires any care. look man, i'm stupid as fuck and i can make a coffee without messing up every step of the process
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I try to sound fancy when talking about food and drink? HA! Too funny.
ok so I received this a few years ago and never had any use for it because my wife and I had always used a Bunn drip coffee maker. So recently I decided to take it out and start using it because I now only need to make coffee for myself, and I knew the basic steps, which any infant can do, i.e., grind the coffee, pour it in, add the hot water, let it steep, and then plunge. I had never thought of stirring the coffee grounds. I just thought a robust pour of the hot water was enough, and it always seemed to create a good bloom.
It was just kind of really neat-o to realize that stirring would help too! |
