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zoogie

I sense this fire pokemon is burning her coffee

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Alexander1970

Very Easy,it only needs:

- very good and fresh drinking Water (not really from an indoor plumbing Faucet...):

- very good Coffee from the 70s,very easy to get one...He,he,he....:

AND
- A classic (not that retro shit) Filter Coffee machine from the 70s, preferably from Melitta:

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JuanMena

Depends.

Roasting your beans and grinding them later is difficult. Sometimes do it when I'm able to, not more than 20 minutes or so at 180°C (in the oven) or until the aroma gets strong. Burning them will make them super bitter.

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JuanMena

Granulated Coffee, Nescafé or others alike has a secret.
One of water's properties is that it can absorb more solid particles the hotter it gets.
Doing coffee with granulated coffee will have a huge impact with water's temperature.
I'd usually drink black coffee, heating my cup of water in the microwave for 2:30mins will bring it to a near boil.

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JuanMena

1 spoon of coffee is enough, but that's just me as I've always liked bitter/sour tastes, but burning coffee in hot water is easy too, will taste bitter no matter what, and adding sugar will worsen the problem.

So if using Nescafé, heat your water enough for you to withstand the heat without burning your tongue/throat.
Moderate your quantity of coffee.

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JuanMena

If trying Black Coffee, add a bit of milk to it, it'll taste good no matter if you added too much coffee, it'll lessen the bitterness.

Now for the last method, use Dolce Gusto/Nespresso capsules, not a fan, but American Coffee capsules are amazing to me.

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The Catboy

Make bad coffee and then slowly work your way up into make good coffee. Sucking at something is just the first step to being kinda good at it

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Veho

Making good coffee is easy, just redefine the criteria for "good" and you're set

Like they did with beer

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VinsCool

Use a machine such as Mr Coffee or similar, machine as long as it is a filter basket dripping machine, and DON'T leave the hotplate ON as soon as it finishes brewing.

You can thank me later.

Oh and obviously pick good coffee, cheap generic brand stuff will do the job but a bit more variety in your brew could surprise you a whole lot in the taste difference.

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