Long time no see, guys. Hope everyone is doing well?
So I need some advice on some manual coffee brewing methods. I have moved away from my espresso machine temporarily and so I now need to find a new method of getting my daily fix of caffein. Normally Id just go for a plunger but i am feeling a little bit adventurous and was thinking of either trying a drip filter machine or a stove top moka pot.
What do you guys think is the best for a busy uni student who is rushed off her feet? I kind of like the idea of the drip because i can keep some coffee warm and drink a second cup when ready, but i havent read too much about this method of brewing.
Im thinking of heading into retravision or something tomorrow so if anyone could throw some model names at me for any equipment that would be great.
Also could i use a crappy spice/coffee grinder for grinding coffee for either of these methods? or one of those old style hand grinders that you can get???
Sorry for the dumb questions.
C xo
So I need some advice on some manual coffee brewing methods. I have moved away from my espresso machine temporarily and so I now need to find a new method of getting my daily fix of caffein. Normally Id just go for a plunger but i am feeling a little bit adventurous and was thinking of either trying a drip filter machine or a stove top moka pot.
What do you guys think is the best for a busy uni student who is rushed off her feet? I kind of like the idea of the drip because i can keep some coffee warm and drink a second cup when ready, but i havent read too much about this method of brewing.
Im thinking of heading into retravision or something tomorrow so if anyone could throw some model names at me for any equipment that would be great.
Also could i use a crappy spice/coffee grinder for grinding coffee for either of these methods? or one of those old style hand grinders that you can get???
Sorry for the dumb questions.
C xo


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