What Coffee Do You Brew?
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Krema is a local coffee shop in downtown Plainfield. Good coffee and breakfast sandwiches
Krema is a local coffee shop in downtown Plainfield. Good coffee and breakfast sandwiches
Nothing special.
Cafe Bustelo for my daily drip coffee.
I’ll make a latte with my moka pot once in a while, usually some lavazza beans.
I used to be more adventurous about it, coffee is 80% of the time just a caffeine source for me.
I took a trip to Kauai two years ago and bought a ton of coffee at kauai coffee. It was amazing.
Also used to live down the street from Dark Matter in the city. Their stuff is all fantastic.
Cafe Bustelo for my daily drip coffee.
I’ll make a latte with my moka pot once in a while, usually some lavazza beans.
I used to be more adventurous about it, coffee is 80% of the time just a caffeine source for me.
I took a trip to Kauai two years ago and bought a ton of coffee at kauai coffee. It was amazing.
Also used to live down the street from Dark Matter in the city. Their stuff is all fantastic.
Honestly, I'll try different brands and blends when I go to the store. Anything from Starbucks seasonal blends, to Folgers 1850 and even local companies. I still use different brewing methods (French press, coffee machine, over the stove, ect).
On another note, I've been drinking a lot more tea as well. My wife and I have the Ninja coffee maker that has a separate water line for hot water. So we usually have a couple cups of tea towards the evening.
On another note, I've been drinking a lot more tea as well. My wife and I have the Ninja coffee maker that has a separate water line for hot water. So we usually have a couple cups of tea towards the evening.
On another note with BRCC. I just got sick of how they tried forcing me to sign a damn 16 page dealer agreement and tried to force me to buy their display units with certain quantities. They never cared about their dealers.
Our normal day to day go to for brewing is Dunkin, but the specialties is where the good stuff is at.
I clean all the pieces to our coffee maker daily to help with quality and consistency
Starbucks French roast in keurig pods with Dunkin extra extra creamer. It’s ok for at home.
I’ve been thinking about getting one of those Nespresso machines.
I’ve been thinking about getting one of those Nespresso machines.
Been drinking Costco coffee for decades. Bustelo for when that extra kick is needed.
Weekday coffee is Nespresso and Vertuo coffee capsules, and we rotate brews regularly to keep it fresh. On the weekend I keep Intelligentsia house blend around to brew in the French press. Starbucks, I like the Americano blonde - less harsh than their regular roast. And to treat I go to Sparrow in Downtown Naperville. It’s the closest thing out here to La Colombe that we were spoiled to live nearby in the city.
Love bustelo. I buy those big containers when they’re on sale and refill it with the cheap vacuum packed foil ones from Aldi
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This is all I brew they have so many options. Phenomenal coffee. Usually drip but I will do pour over if time allows.
It’s like a slightly fancier Keurig that leaves a frothy foam on the top. The coffee is decent and I like the mellower brews but some can get really harsh. Took a while to dial in what we like. Been a few years now and still not sick of it.
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