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post 1689964203 09-12-2023, 07:39 PM
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Now what is everyone's opinion on espresso?
post 1689964463 09-12-2023, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Now what is everyone's opinion on espresso?
Espresso is so good, but I can’t justify the machine at my home. It looks to be a pain in the ass to clean, it’s huge and it costs too much for my niche uses.

But I’ll drive to a legit coffee shop and order it no problem.
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post 1689964773 09-12-2023, 07:52 PM
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Espresso machine or bust.

Use espresso machine every day. Don't remember the last time I made drip coffee.
post 1689964793 09-12-2023, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Now what is everyone's opinion on espresso?
I’m drinking a cup of coffee right now brah!!!! But 4 good gulps of expresso sounds like a much more brilliant idea . I like the way your mind works. You must have had a quad or some ****! Or helps the brain in many ways . Sharp. Focused. Driven. Yunno. Elevated Happy af mood. Do you post standing too?
post 1689964983 09-12-2023, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Kawhilights
Espresso is so good, but I can’t justify the machine at my home. It looks to be a pain in the ass to clean, it’s huge and it costs too much for my niche uses.

But I’ll drive to a legit coffee shop and order it no problem.
Its crazy, I had to travel to a few different coffee cafes, or whatever you call them, to find good espresso.

The best I had was this place on 30th and Morgan, in Chicago. They have that one machine that's like 5-10 grand. Unfortunately the drive is too far.

Never had coffee or espresso in Italy though.
post 1689965143 09-12-2023, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Its crazy, I had to travel to a few different coffee cafes, or whatever you call them, to find good espresso.

The best I had was this place on 30th and Morgan, in Chicago. They have that one machine that's like 5-10 grand. Unfortunately the drive is too far.

Never had coffee or espresso in Italy though.
I had three espressos every day in Italy.

Didn't matter where you went it was good. Even if you go to an Italian grocery store, and buy the store-brand pre-ground espresso, it's so fuarkin good LOL. I brought a bag home as a novelty thing and it was the best home espresso I've made lollllll. Literally $2.50/bag
post 1689968323 09-12-2023, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
I had three espressos every day in Italy.

Didn't matter where you went it was good. Even if you go to an Italian grocery store, and buy the store-brand pre-ground espresso, it's so fuarkin good LOL. I brought a bag home as a novelty thing and it was the best home espresso I've made lollllll. Literally $2.50/bag
I heard if you get a cappacino there, they want you to drink it fast???? Part of their culture or something.

Food looks amazing, except for their breakfast.
post 1689969143 09-12-2023, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422
This is my third morning and I'm rocking it with a couple of shakes of salt, a generous dash of cinnamon, a few drops of vanilla, a teaspoon of sugar and a shot of whip cream on top.
I do that with hot cocoa, but I use stevia instead of sugar.
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post 1689982433 09-13-2023, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
I heard if you get a cappacino there, they want you to drink it fast???? Part of their culture or something.

Food looks amazing, except for their breakfast.
Yeah they have a stand-up counter. The locals come in, drink a small cappuccino and leave.

The sizes are NOT the same as the USA. They don't offer "sizes"

the biggest cappuccino in Italy is SIGNIFICANTLY smaller than the SMALLEST cappuccino in starbucks. Not even joking. They basically give you a dixie cup of milk/coffee. At first I was like 'wtf is this' but after a day I was more surprised at how huge starbucks drinks are.
post 1689984123 09-13-2023, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Kawhilights
Espresso is so good, but I can’t justify the machine at my home. It looks to be a pain in the ass to clean, it’s huge and it costs too much for my niche uses.

But I’ll drive to a legit coffee shop and order it no problem.
Yes. Espresso can be very nommy. But I had regular drip for a long time before switching over to French press. I understand pour over is kinda great too, but I already have the stuff for French press....electric kettle, French press, and a grinder for whole bean when I have that.
Originally Posted By Godfrd824
I do that with hot cocoa, but I use stevia instead of sugar.
I wish I could deal with stevia.Tastes bad to me. A few diet drinks w/sucralose I can deal with...have Fresca and Sunkist Orange.
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post 1689984173 09-13-2023, 08:20 AM
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Drinking my thermos of Folgers right now like a wagie pleb
post 1689984403 09-13-2023, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted By John
Drinking my thermos of Folgers right now like a wagie pleb
Drinking a quad over ice rn because it’s hot out and this topic triggered my expresso taste buds.

I had a pot of drip Rock n’ Roll Expresso this morning.
post 1689984553 09-13-2023, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By John
Drinking my thermos of Folgers right now like a wagie pleb
Nothing wrong with that. Folgers is all my grandma would use.

Loved the smell of coffee way before I cared for the taste of it.

One of my favorite memories is still riding between grandma and grandpa in the cab of their old International truck with an aluminum coffee thermos and the smell of Folger's.



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Kind of like this, but their's was dark green.
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post 1689984673 09-13-2023, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422
Yes. Espresso can be very nommy. But I had regular drip for a long time before switching over to French press. I understand pour over is kinda great too, but I already have the stuff for French press....electric kettle, French press, and a grinder for whole bean when I have that.




I wish I could deal with stevia.Tastes bad to me. A few diet drinks w/sucralose I can deal with...have Fresca and Sunkist Orange.
Splenda was my go to
Sweet n low on sale but I just use creamer now. I tried stevia.
Butter in coffee is ok sometimes Srs

Also part of the “drinks diet soda but doesn’t need diet I simply choose to drink diet” crew

I tell my kids, nephews, anyone loving sodas whether your fat, fit, skinny, whatever shape you’re in just do diet. It tastes the same imo and not loaded up with empty calories.

One nephew told me “I don’t need a diet I’m not fat!” I tried explaining to him . Anyone who drinks sodas should choose diet ones.
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Originally Posted By katya422
Nothing wrong with that. Folgers is all my grandma would use.

Loved the smell of coffee way before I cared for the taste of it.
I have a Farberware percolator that I use on the weekends to make coffee, and for the life of me I just cannot make it as good as my grandmother did. I am making it the exact same way that she did. She just used Folgers and did one scoop for each cup of water in her Farberware, plus one extra "for the pot."

That coffee was absolutely delicious, but I cannot replicate the taste. I couldn't wait for the coffee after dinner when we would go over to her house. It's just one of those unexplainable things that your grandmparents did that was just better than you could ever do for some reason
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Originally Posted By John
I have a Farberware percolator that I use on the weekends to make coffee, and for the life of me I just cannot make it as good as my grandmother did. I am making it the exact same way that she did. She just used Folgers and did one scoop for each cup of water in her Farberware, plus one extra "for the pot."

That coffee was absolutely delicious, but I cannot replicate the taste. I couldn't wait for the coffee after dinner when we would go over to her house. It's just one of those unexplainable things that your grandmparents did that was just better than you could ever do for some reason
<3 That percolator sound. <3




Grandma's was plugged in on the counter next to the cooktop. Think it was harvest gold maybe.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Yeah they have a stand-up counter. The locals come in, drink a small cappuccino and leave.

The sizes are NOT the same as the USA. They don't offer "sizes"

the biggest cappuccino in Italy is SIGNIFICANTLY smaller than the SMALLEST cappuccino in starbucks. Not even joking. They basically give you a dixie cup of milk/coffee. At first I was like 'wtf is this' but after a day I was more surprised at how huge starbucks drinks are.
But a cappacino is something to enjoy, not slam down.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
But a cappacino is something to enjoy, not slam down.
You can enjoy a small cappuccino.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
You can enjoy a small cappuccino.
This sounds beyond complicated.

Italian Coffee Culture – a guide to drinking coffee in Italy

https://thetravelbunny.com/italian-coffee-culture/

You’ll get a few odd looks from the locals if you order a Cappuccino or milky coffee after 11 a.m. or after a meal. A milky drink on a full stomach is most definitely frowned upon. If you must order a Cappuccino after your meal, at least have the decency to look embarrassed…


When drinking your coffee in Italy, if you’re a local, it’s unusual to sit at a table (al tavolo) unless you’re in a tourist area where it’s accepted. However, if you want to take your time and indulge in a bit of people watching whilst sipping your Macchiato you’ll be charged accordingly and will pay lat least a few euros more than if you stand at al banca.


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