no. way too much heartburn

yes

reading this post is giving me heartburn

It's the addiction.mm

(´＿｀。)ﾞ wish that were me

I might have instant coffee with milk after lunch. Thoughts?

not the best combination of feelings. wishing you power in these tough times

oh ya that makes a lot of sense

i'll check out jamaica mountain peak!! the label looks janky which is endearing and encouraging

i think nescafe is a boycott target on the level of starbucks considering all the shit nestle gets up to in third world countries and that is the main reason why i can't recommend it (；∀； )

also nescafe is the relatively expensive commercial brand in my country (it's imported) but it's true that even more expensive makers exist. if you can get it, jamaica mountain peak instant coffee(you'll probably have to import it) is nice (；∀； )

1. i would not judge u

2. even if i would judge u, my judgement should mean nothing. i wrote 2000 words agreeing on hating christmas

3. i appreciate this!! most coffee snobs will decry instant and have no opinions on the various brands. and yet, i find myself with instant due to the circumstances of living with a baker, and on occasions i will drink it. "swift" sells specialty instant coffee at three dollars a cup and it's not even that good. i've enjoyed starbucks instant coffee but i don't want to support starbucks even before the whole "firing employees for unionizing and/or protesting israel". the nescafe instant gold looks like it makes a cup for $0.25 which is way more my speed.

thank u for sharing

thank u for posting

it was nescafe gold (；∀； ) please don't use me as a coffee litmus test. i'm better at appreciating tea (；∀； )

What brand? I've always wondered about instant coffee and its potential to be good and I've not had many great experiences

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i don't drink coffee so i'm drinking milk in honor of you

fwooosh <--- sound of the plunger

fwench pwess fweindsday :)

french press monday-though-friday

fuck I would miss javascript

it is

i can't stand the siltiness but i think in the long run i'm going to get cloth filters (there's some highly rated ones out there) and a pourover thingy that'll let me make 2-3 cups

I have a french press and I like it but I always kinda wished I'd gotten a moka pot instead (but I have never used one so idk if I would actually have liked it better) so that's a data point for ya

They make reusable metal filters (albeit they may take awhile to "even out" ecologically). The metal will also keep the oils and the 'siltiness' like a french press (which you might or might not want)

I think it's meant to measure how many cups of espresso they produce. I think we can give Bialetti a pass. Did they even use imperial measurements in Italy 3000 years ago when they invented the Moka pot?

There needs to be an industry-wide reckoning among coffee equipment manufacturers with the unrealistically low volume that constitutes a "cup"

despite the way i wrote that, i'm more concerned about paper waste than i am about capacity