~~~ On 2006/09/01 07:46, Jon Glass at jonglass@usa.net wrote ~~~
> On 8/31/06, Lord Groundhog <LordGroundhog@gmail.com> wrote:
> -- snip --
> You do know about the alternate methods of calling up the Clock don't
> you? If you have access to the Notepad, you tap the clock in the
> upper-left corner. ...
>
Jon! Thank you! You've just become a hero to me! Access through notepad
is fine. ** does little coffee dance **
> ...I am _definitely_ a coffee slob! I like and enjoy a very, very good
> cup of coffee, and have, I suppose, accidently come across a method
> that produces very good coffee, but I drink all of it! ...
>
> Oh, and to make matters worse, I have an old, gold _plastic_ Dunk'n
> Donuts cup that I bought here in Krakow I prefer to drink out of....
>
Don't worry too much about being a coffee-slob. I carry coffee beans in my
pocket to snap on. What does that make me? :) and I also like trying all
the different methods. Unlike you I generally avoid sugar (except in
Mediterranean where it's de rigueur) and I loathe "cow-juice" in coffee as a
rule.
I also have an old plastic Dunkin' Donuts coffee mug, but it's a bland beige
colour, not gold. It's a car mug. The flavour of coffee isn't bad from it.
I just recently replaced it after years and years with a Brugo thermal mug.
As long as it isn't paper or styrofoam, I don't mind.
> ...I've never had an occasion to try this stuff--I know it has to be made
> by someone who knows what they are doing, and I have yet to meet one
> of those someones...
>
Now you've met me; when I'll manage a trip to Poland is another question...
> I do enjoy a Polish favorite when I don't have my express. Measure out
> your grounds into your cup, pour boiling hot water, wait for the
> grounds to settle, and drink. ...
This sounds interesting. Out of curiosity, about how long does it take for
the grounds to sink? And is that coffee ground finely, as for espresso, or
coarser for a percolator or a drip? I'm guessing it went badly in the USA
because of the differences in the kind of bean and/or the fineness or
coarseness of the grind.
Sounds as though a few of us could have a good time comparing notes and
trying different coffees. A dream is hatching for a Newt-and-coffee
meeting. Complete with a discussion of different ways to use our Newts in
the process of making coffee of course.
Shalom.
Christian
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