These Honduran beans from Aldi are surprisingly good. You can find them for twice the price on ebay and that still comes out to something like $8 a bag before shipping and tax. I posted about them elsewhere and have no qualms from an ethical standpoint buying them, despite the low price tag and the easy availability. They are certified fair trade and that's good enough for me.
picked these up from the Aldi. what a steal
i just need a bigger grinder - something that can do a whole bag all at once.
anyone have any recommendations?
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Last night I had a fever that topped out at 103.7*
By this morning I was quite a bit better but I took the day off work to chill at home and rest. For the first time I can remember in probably 15 years I went the day without coffee.
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I've come full circle in my life--I am loving my new programmable drip coffee maker.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Mickey wrote:I've come full circle in my life--I am loving my new programmable drip coffee maker.
what’s your coffee of choice 360’er?
Just picked up a bag of Allegro beans from the Whole Foods, Columbian single origin or something like that. I may be biased as a Philadelphia nationalist but I do like La Colombe. For my birthday last year my MIL got me one of those coffee subscription things and it was phenomenal, though I couldn't justify the $26 per bag.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Mickey wrote:I've come full circle in my life--I am loving my new programmable drip coffee maker.
what’s your coffee of choice 360’er?
Just picked up a bag of Allegro beans from the Whole Foods, Columbian single origin or something like that. I may be biased as a Philadelphia nationalist but I do like La Colombe. For my birthday last year my MIL got me one of those coffee subscription things and it was phenomenal, though I couldn't justify the $26 per bag.
Academia doesn't pay well enough to enjoy good coffee, huh?
Mickey wrote:I've come full circle in my life--I am loving my new programmable drip coffee maker.
what’s your coffee of choice 360’er?
Just picked up a bag of Allegro beans from the Whole Foods, Columbian single origin or something like that. I may be biased as a Philadelphia nationalist but I do like La Colombe. For my birthday last year my MIL got me one of those coffee subscription things and it was phenomenal, though I couldn't justify the $26 per bag.
Academia doesn't pay well enough to enjoy good coffee, huh?
How fast do you go through a bag of beans? For me 12 oz lasts about two weeks, and at $26 a pop I might as well just go down the street and have someone else make it for me.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
realized today i could grind a whole bag in my Ninja
this is a game-changer
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Mickey wrote:I've come full circle in my life--I am loving my new programmable drip coffee maker.
what’s your coffee of choice 360’er?
Just picked up a bag of Allegro beans from the Whole Foods, Columbian single origin or something like that. I may be biased as a Philadelphia nationalist but I do like La Colombe. For my birthday last year my MIL got me one of those coffee subscription things and it was phenomenal, though I couldn't justify the $26 per bag.
Academia doesn't pay well enough to enjoy good coffee, huh?
How fast do you go through a bag of beans? For me 12 oz lasts about two weeks, and at $26 a pop I might as well just go down the street and have someone else make it for me.
Poor Mickey. He left before I could answer his question.
washing machine wrote:Why are you grinding a whole bag?
i dont have time for bespoke grinding sessions
and my overhead-cabinet-to-kitchen-counter height is not conducive to a machine with a built-in top loader
but after i grind i put it back in the freezer which does a good job keeping it tidy
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yes but there's much better selection in whole bean
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96583UP wrote:and my overhead-cabinet-to-kitchen-counter height is not conducive to a machine with a built-in top loader
what’s you’re clearance? we have only have 17 inches of clearance and the breville barista touch with the burr grinder on top still fits (total is 16 inches).
the problem with grinding ahead of time is you’re working with coffee that’s isn’t as fresh as when you grind it at the time of brew. it may not be big deal for some, but it’s definitely noticeable for others.
