"Hi all, looking for a good ground coffee for a good price (Amazon?)...any suggestions? I hear San Francisco Bay is good, I usually drink a bold coffee, Starbucks ground mostly made in my french press. Would appreciate any suggestions!"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve G Dec 19, 2012. 6 Replies 1 Like
I found this site while looking for plans for a workbench. I can’t believe the amount of information on this site. I’m a father of 4, 3 of which are boys and this site is exactly what I need to stay…Continue
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Steve G commented on Tyler Wainright's group Manly Dads"Thanks for the comments. I didn't have rites of passage activities growing up. They comment in the book that the rites of passage over the past few decades have been blurred. Not sure why that is, different reasons for…"
Steve G commented on Tim Plett's group The manly art of coffee"Peter, thanks I'll take a look see if I can find a good one. I recently saw a stovetop espresso maker as well, looks a bit like the percolator in shape but much smaller. I'll look for both, since getting rid of my keurig I have…"
Steve G left a comment for Liam S."Liam, thanks judging by the video it looks like it brews a good cup of coffee, I'll check it out!"
Liam S. left a comment for Steve G"I've heard nothing but good things about the Chemex coffee makers. Intelligentsia coffee here in Chicago has switched over to those for in-store brewing by the cup for customers. They even made a brewing video:https://vimeo.com/6161817"
Steve G commented on Tyler Wainright's group Manly Dads"Hi all, great discussions I'm glad I joined. Has anyone read and can offer thoughts on Raising a Modern Day Knight by Robert Lewis? I have 2 nine year old sons and am looking for 'rite of passage'…"
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Steve G commented on Tim Plett's group The manly art of coffee"Any ideas for manual coffee maker as an alternative to my french press? I still like it but want to try new ways to brew. May try cold brewing or the hourglass style, or even a simple stovetop percolator. Any thoughts would be…"
Steve G replied to Steve G's discussion Hello All"Glad to meet you too Claude. There sure is a lot of knowledge here, varied too it seems. Can't read it all in a weekend that's for sure. "
Steve G replied to Steve G's discussion Hello All"Rob that's a good mix, I have a brother and 2 sisters."
Claude replied to Steve G's discussion Hello All"Glad to meet you. This site has a wealth of knowledge you can tap into. Glad you found it. "
Steve G commented on Tim Plett's group The manly art of coffee"Can anyone comment on the quality of the Arbuckle's Coffee on the 50 stocking stuffer list on AOM? I like bold coffees such as Starbucks and am looking for something new. Any thoughts would be welcomed!"
Steve G replied to Ryan Scott's discussion Do you drink your coffee black or with cream/milk? in the group The manly art of coffee"I drink my french press coffee with just a bit of skim milk to cut the bitterness, and I have a sweet tooth so I do use some sugar. Gradually lessening that though."
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- At 11:53pm on December 19, 2012, Liam S. said…
I've heard nothing but good things about the Chemex coffee makers. Intelligentsia coffee here in Chicago has switched over to those for in-store brewing by the cup for customers. They even made a brewing video:
https://vimeo.com/6161817
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