Hi everybody, my name is Jeremy and i am new to this forum.
I have been reading through all the posts on this site and i would just like to thank all the posters for all the fantastic information, you all seem like a great bunch of people.
I havent been a big coffee drinker in the past because I dont like instant and I dont have access to a good machine. Because i work at home i was looking for a low cost way to make good coffee at home. After reading a lot of posts on this forum I decided to give a Bialetti Moka Express Pot a try, having tried a press pot in the past. Today mine arrived in the mail and i made my first brew using the techniques i have read about on this forum. I used my milk frothing wand and microwave milk to make a cappuccino and i have to say i was extremely happy with the results. As i havent yet purchased a grinder (i intend to get a hand grinder tomorrow) i tested the machine with Harris #5 from the supermarket. I was surprised to find that i enjoyed my brew more then the ones i buy at Gloria Jeans down the road. I cant wait to grind some fresh beans and see what sort of results i can get.
I am only new to the coffee making and i would like to thank you all once again. If it wasnt for your posts I would never have had such good results on my first try.
P.S. Can someone suggest some nice beens to try that suits my equipment? Maybe from one of the sites sponsors.
Cheers
I have been reading through all the posts on this site and i would just like to thank all the posters for all the fantastic information, you all seem like a great bunch of people.
I havent been a big coffee drinker in the past because I dont like instant and I dont have access to a good machine. Because i work at home i was looking for a low cost way to make good coffee at home. After reading a lot of posts on this forum I decided to give a Bialetti Moka Express Pot a try, having tried a press pot in the past. Today mine arrived in the mail and i made my first brew using the techniques i have read about on this forum. I used my milk frothing wand and microwave milk to make a cappuccino and i have to say i was extremely happy with the results. As i havent yet purchased a grinder (i intend to get a hand grinder tomorrow) i tested the machine with Harris #5 from the supermarket. I was surprised to find that i enjoyed my brew more then the ones i buy at Gloria Jeans down the road. I cant wait to grind some fresh beans and see what sort of results i can get.
I am only new to the coffee making and i would like to thank you all once again. If it wasnt for your posts I would never have had such good results on my first try.
P.S. Can someone suggest some nice beens to try that suits my equipment? Maybe from one of the sites sponsors.
Cheers

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