I recently watched this video learnt a lot from this so I thought let's share with my homies and ask about which coffee they drink.
So Post a picture of your beans, if you use them or coffee of pack if not.
Here is mine
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I'm not a coffeeholic 😊☕ But, I've this raw coffee beans cultivated by myself. Color will change after the whole process.
Cool, So you can drink healthy coffee without chemicals
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Wow 🤩
Thats amazing. ✨
I roasted all of my own coffee for about a year in the garage on a hot air popper. I never cultivated my own though.
Used to do the fancy. Now I go with instant organic.
Which one?!
Trader Joe's brand or Anthony's.
I prefer tea 🍵 ❤️
Which ?!
Irani Tea
cookpad.com/in/recipes/10141466-ir...
Nice
Go team tea! *takes a sip of lotus tea*
TeamTea here 🍵
Which ?
Green and Black mostly :)
With milk ?
without 😉
Black coffee without sugar or milk is my regular.
Which coffee?!
Julius Meinl and Lavazza :)
These things:
Oooooooooo !!
A local brand in Seattle, Lighthouse. I like their "lighthouse blend" as it has a nice rich flavor that goes well with my espresso or french press.
Wow, picture of beans?
I don't drink coffee
Tea?
Wow picture?!
Ohhhh what’s this 🧐
I actually don't drink coffee; I'm more of a tea person :D
Wow so many tea people here.
Roasted rice... well, then again, I drink rice tea, so why not
Thinking about getting back into roasting my own, and eventually crowdfunding the Linux powered home coffee roaster I've wanted to build for years.
Max budget for coffee is $8.50 per pound; coffee over that is never tasted. My favorite coffee is anything but French Roast. My extra favorite coffee is whatever pair's well with banana's, that'd be light / medium roasted Arabica beans. ☕
BTW! Seeing how this is a DEV Community, I've played around with this fun software named after coffee! Check out coffeecup.com/ if you wanna check it out.
p.s. - so many people in here talking about tea 🍵, and for that, i'd recommend using steepster.com/teas website... another great resource.
I've been fortunate to try many different coffee flavors / roasts. Believe it or not, the dollar store coffee (usually from Vietnam) is quite good and so are the (free) sample packs at hotels.
I recommend whole bean coffee, this way you can grind before you brewing. If you have a Keurig machine, you should invest in a $4 re-usable k-cup filter too!
I love iced Americano too.