Grandma's Coffee

[RobertN]

Have two methods:

1 Keurig... when I have no company and need some java fast, almost daily.
2 grind and drip...I have an old style hand operated coffee grinder. Beans are from two places in Africa and my nephew who has his own import/export coffee business. I grind the beans and place them in an old style drip coffee cone filter. Then I gentle pour boiling hot water over the grounds and everything on the counter top.

Method number 2 takes time, but it is probably the best coffee for those seeking flavor and caffeine.

Were you one of the posters in the Coffee Roasting threads years ago?

 

[riptides]

Were you one of the posters in the Coffee Roasting threads years ago?

Maybe... it has been a long time. The Keurig is fairly recent though. As is the new supplier.

 

[RobertN]

I found one of the threads, from 2007. Challenging search because there's a ton of posts with keywords "coffee" and "roasting" in the Good Morning thread that has a bazziolion posts.

Any Home Coffee Roasters Here?

Addicted to roasting my own beans. Sooo much more flavorful and lots of fun. I actually gave up drinking coffee years ago and then after spending a little time in Central America I started roasting coffee there in a skillet......lots of smoke but a great cup of joe with beans from a small local...

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I thought there were a couple more threads. Maybe they were mixed in topic drift.