@Yakster said:
Here's mine. A stovetop vacuum brewer
I had a Bodum stove top vacuum kettle from '06 up until last last year. Broke the pot and not the funnel. Would've thought it'd been the other way around. I use the Bodum electric vacuum kettle at work now.
I use a Yama 5-cup w/ a Cory glass filter rod. IMHO, a siphon is really the best method for brewing coffee - agitation of the grounds in perfectly temp controlled water for the duration of the extraction. But I rarely use it because of the cleanup hassles.
One thing I like about my old one is that the mouth of the carafe is wide enough to accommodate my hand while cleaning it. Mostly just use the Brazen now, set brew temp, adjusted for altitude, adjustable pre wet. Not too happy with the plastic grounds basket and plastic not-accessible brew channel in the lid though.
@peter4jc said:
I use a Yama 5-cup w/ a Cory glass filter rod. IMHO, a siphon is really the best method for brewing coffee - agitation of the grounds in perfectly temp controlled water for the duration of the extraction. But I rarely use it because of the cleanup hassles.
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Fast pipe smoking comp, this is crazy.
For the coffee lovers on the forum
I still have one of these, got to be at least 70 years old, still works:
Here's mine. A stovetop vacuum brewer means you can make breakfast and coffee at the same time.
I had a Bodum stove top vacuum kettle from '06 up until last last year. Broke the pot and not the funnel. Would've thought it'd been the other way around. I use the Bodum electric vacuum kettle at work now.
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I use a Yama 5-cup w/ a Cory glass filter rod. IMHO, a siphon is really the best method for brewing coffee - agitation of the grounds in perfectly temp controlled water for the duration of the extraction. But I rarely use it because of the cleanup hassles.
One thing I like about my old one is that the mouth of the carafe is wide enough to accommodate my hand while cleaning it. Mostly just use the Brazen now, set brew temp, adjusted for altitude, adjustable pre wet. Not too happy with the plastic grounds basket and plastic not-accessible brew channel in the lid though.
I agree, the cleanup is a PITA.
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Gotta have some Hammond sounds every once in a while...
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Alfred Newman's "Street Scene"
22min. Just watch, and then ask if this is how you live and think. Non-religious, yet profound. It's the oddest and best commencement speech ever.
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This was super interesting. Thanks for posting, Chris
My son sent this to me. The nerd is strong with that one.
This is for @EgoBoundary, a video that shows threshing wheat and winnowing the chaff, shot at a local farm.
The chaff from wheat or coffee roasting can be used for chicken bedding, mulch, or milled into pellets for burning.
Obviously Muslim sheep,getting in shape for Ramadan.
Don't let the wife know what you spend on guns, ammo or cigars.
This guy has a bunch of fun and informative stuff...
How each of the 50 states got their names.
I've seen this a couple times.