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 No.20935

Do my comrades drink coffee?
What flavors, origins or roasting do you seek? How do you brew it?

 No.20936

OP here:
I mostly live off no brand super market coffee but when I can buy fancy coffee I will just seek acid and fruity flavors. I do not have a grinder so I can't buy beans.
I brew it cowboy style, very dark, sweeten it with honey and lighten it up with milk.
I have a thermo and like to take it full of coffee with milk to my job.

 No.20937

I do like coffee. I rarely drink it without sugar or milk though. No, I don't use honey.

 No.20938

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I only drink Wake Up America - Patriot Blend because it's grown by Communists.

 No.20941

>>20938
>Th- they're not communist, they're j- j- just a commune
The absolute fucking cope, holy shit

 No.20942

>>20938
Mega cringe but thanks for your money and advertising, faggot
kek

 No.20946

>>20938
Kek, but now i really want want to taste this shit.

 No.20951

>>20938
>infowars literally funding communists by buying their coffee
now this is epic

 No.20952

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A message from Alex Jones:

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This is my favorite coffee, and it has taken years to secure a connection directly to the Chiapas farmers co-op that actually financially aids these indigenous individuals. This coffee is really going beyond Fair Trade in aiding these farmers, and at the same time is 100% certified organic and tastes great. I encourage you to try a cup of the new Patriot Blend 100% organic coffee, as you will be supporting our operation while enjoying a truly great cup of my absolute favorite coffee."

–Alex Jones

Wake Up America!

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The green coffee beans are carefully harvested by hand and then imported to the United States where they are custom-roasted and freshly packed by fellow patriots like you. Great care is taken to ensure that the natural richness and flavor is preserved during the roasting process. The result is a robust medium-roast coffee with great depth and flavor. It is a full-bodied roast with mild acidity that results in a smooth yet bold flavor. The whole beans are then packaged in a specially designed resealable one pound bag to ensure quality and freshness.

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 No.22380

BUMP
The coffee I have at home lost its flavour and now I'm in a rush to finish it and get something new, I been drinking flavourless brown water the last few weeks.
Also i should had started the thread with these pics.

 No.22688

I buy zapatist coffee and cuban coffee whenever I find it

 No.22690

Tea>Coffee

 No.27044

Is cold brew just overrated or am i doing it wrong.

 No.27045

>>20952
wtf he sells ezln coffee

 No.28330

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Bumping this one.
What recepies do you recomend to brew in a moka?

 No.28331

>>22688
how do you find it?

 No.28332

>>28330
lots of milk and sugar :)

 No.28333

>>28332
What happens if I put milk insted of water in the moka?

 No.28334

>>28333
Sounds like a bad idea tbh, but give it a try.
I'd recommend doing a normal brew. Don't put more water than the pressure valve. It's usually the right amount of water so that the water doesn't overflow and go back to the chamber and burn, also so you don't over extract the ground beans.

I usually drink my coffee black.

 No.28335

What does that Zapatista coffee tasts like? Or do they produce several varieties?

 No.28337

>>20935
get a medium dark roast that has a coffee bean blend tailored to your method of preparation. For method of preparation either go with a filter drip coffee machine (normal blend) or a mocha pod (espresso blend). Depending where you live, you can get decent quality instant coffee powder, that is also an option.

15 bar espresso machines make good coffee but the "affordable" models tend to break after a few years, and a mocha pod basically tastes the same while costing 10times less, and it has nothing that can break. A durable espresso machine can cost about a months salary on minimum wage.

pad/capsule-coffee is the proprietary printer ink-cartridge scam, that doesn't taste as good / price. There are cheap refills for pads and capsules but those usually contain stuff that isn't real coffee.

if you want coffee-making to be a ritualistic experience, buy un-ground coffee beans and put them through a cheap blender and a strainer (to remove the flaky bits). Grinding coffee beans smells really nice and it does help preserving the flavor a little better than the pre-ground beans.

Don't put milk or sugar in coffee, that's barbaric, just make it less strong.

 No.28446

>>28333
Cheese crust, no joke
Your moka will be full of something that looks like cum

 No.28481

>>28446
Has science gone too far?
Thanks

Time to make some, about flavors, origins or roasting I don't know anything. I just buy it and thankfully my country is a producer so it is cheap.
But there are some especiality coffes for export that they say have flavours and shit, I tasted some but I have to get better at the moka since just brewing it is not the same

 No.28492

>>28481
>Time to make some, about flavors, origins or roasting I don't know anything. I just buy it and thankfully my country is a producer so it is cheap.
See embbed video please

 No.29720

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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/09/220926200838.htm
>"In this large, observational study, ground, instant and decaffeinated coffee were associated with equivalent reductions in the incidence of cardiovascular disease and death from cardiovascular disease or any cause," said study author Professor Peter Kistler of the Baker Heart and Diabetes Research Institute, Melbourne, Australia. "The results suggest that mild to moderate intake of ground, instant and decaffeinated coffee should be considered part of a healthy lifestyle."
Coffee is good for you

 No.29725

Should I buy coffee in bulk? What/where are the best sellers to buy from?

 No.29726

>>20938
Least based coop supporter

 No.29727

thinking of trying to get hold of Zapatista coffee to sell to hipster petit burgs. is that praxis?


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