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the_anthony
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1d ago
Can we talk about grinding right before brewing vs the night before? I tested both for 2 weeks
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sageadams
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2d ago
Unpopular opinion: I think weighing your beans is killing the fun, and I tried it both ways
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carter.gavin
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2d ago
I finally spent $200 on a burr grinder and my coffee went from ok to actually good
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the_robert
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3d ago
Appreciation post: the barista at Java Joe's in Des Moines swapped my usual dark roast for a light Ethiopian pour over
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the_wren
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3d ago
Just realized I was wrong about pre-ground coffee after a trip to my sister's place in Omaha
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lucasw82
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4d ago
I spent 3 hours trying to dial in a new grinder and almost gave up on it, now I can't decide if it was worth it
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veraj53
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8d ago
Am I the only one who thinks a dark roast is easier to brew than a light roast?
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chen.adam
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9d ago
Serious question, did anyone else's coffee get worse when they switched from a $12 blade grinder to a burr one?
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christopherwilson
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12d ago
Can we talk about how a $12 hand grinder beats my $90 electric one for pour over?
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the_wyatt
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12d ago
I finally threw out my blade grinder after 6 years and switched to a hand grinder
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the_alice
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13d ago
Vent: my $25 burr grinder beat my $150 one and I can't stop thinking about it
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alice89
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15d ago
Rant: dropped $180 on a hand grinder thinking it was overkill, and now my $15 blade grinder is a paperweight
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the_wyatt
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15d ago
Burnt a full pound of beans on a Tuesday roast in my garage, so now I stand outside in the cold
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the_hayden
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18d ago
Question about why people keep calling light roasts "weak" when they are actually the most caffeinated
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susanm56
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18d ago
Found out from a guy at a roasting class in Portland that coffee beans lose about 15% of their weight during roasting, so that $18 bag of beans started as almost $21 worth of green coffee
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