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littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 08:38 PM

then it might have been a feint? she could have been attempting to get close enough to bite

Biomecha 11-26-2019 08:42 PM

Even nonsense is challenging. I can talk coffee, but usually no one is interested. My saved coffee places is now at 86 though, and I've only visited a portion of them.

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 08:43 PM

i could listen to you talk about coffee ^^ what is your flavor of choice? how do you feel about chicory or milk in your coffee?

Mekatra 11-26-2019 08:48 PM

Why is ordering coffee so difficult? Why can't I just say "load me up with milk and sugar, I don't actually like coffee. Smallest cup ya got." No, they want you to know what the heck you're ordering.

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 08:53 PM

ask for a virgin cafe latte?

Biomecha 11-26-2019 08:53 PM

I usually go for Americanos at coffee shops. If they offer Chemex, then sometimes that to mix it up. Especially if they have good beans. Otherwise, I just experiment with beans from everywhere using an Aeropress at home. Desperately need to upgrade my grinder, though. No milk or sweetener. Chicory, I've only had it in cold brews and it ruined the flavor for my sense of taste. So that familiar with it in other ways. Chicory is pretty common in teas though, right?

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 08:57 PM

i've not heard of a cold chicory coffee x''D what a thought!

i'm not sure. i know you can get a chicory tea but i'm mostly familiar with it as a wildflower and wasteweed. it's such a pretty colour<3

do you like instant coffees or are they too artificial for you?

what is chemex?

Stabbsworth 11-26-2019 09:01 PM

all i know is that semi is a bastard at times.

Biomecha 11-26-2019 09:08 PM

I'm not at all opposed to instant or other types. Sometimes when the budget doesn't allow for beans, there's a store brand of instant I'll use that's surprisingly decent.

Chemex is a type of pour over. What sets it apart from others is the filter you use with it and the way it drains. Most of the oils are removed during the process so it winds up bringing out more tea like qualities in the coffee. I tend to prefer retaining as much of the oils as possible and stick to using metal filters, so that's why it's a nice contrast. Oil can make a surprising difference in flavors.

Plus it's really nice to look at.


Mekatra 11-26-2019 09:12 PM

Oh hey, I own one of those. I didn't know it had a fancy name though. Ours just came from Target.. I bought it for my husband last year. Pour Over coffee is waaay better than regular coffee, that's for sure.

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 09:13 PM

ooooh! my motherinlaw does that sometimes. she uses a very specific brown filter for it

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 09:14 PM

hahaha, i wouldn't know if it is better. i cannot tolerate coffee XD

Mekatra 11-26-2019 09:14 PM

It is snowing really hard here and my internet keeps cutting in and out. If I accidentally double post just ritualistically sacrifice me.

littl3chocobo 11-26-2019 09:16 PM

i dunno, that icing looks like it's gone hard. the ritual sacrificing knife might not go through right

Biomecha 11-26-2019 09:18 PM

The Target one might be different, it's more bulbous? I'm not sure if it drains differently, I think the Chemex has a part that affects how it flows.

Can you mail some snow, please?

Mekatra 11-26-2019 09:20 PM

Considering I only drink coffee when I have mixed it with cream and hot cocoa mix... I couldn't tell you if there is a taste difference anyway. I'm not even supposed to have caffiene. XD

We tried mailing snow once. We packed dry ice around it. It worked alright, but it was still not in great shape when it got where it was going. Generally it just ends up being a baggie of water in a slightly damp box.

Darn... choco figured out my armor-icing trick.


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