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any alternatives? idk brewing a whole pot when it's just me drinking coffee seems excessive. maybe i could get the premade brews at the store? that's probably still more cost-effective than iced coffee at starbucks



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What's there to see in a video? The only thing that can show one's injury and health condition in detail is a hospital report, not a video.

Bean to cup machine.

Do you actually like coffee or is it the caffeine you're after, to try keep you awake?

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latter but coffee is still ok. i could just do caffeine supplements i suppose.

I've been in car crash before. When it happened I didn't even feel pain. I was walking and moving like normal and I thought I was uninjured.

Several hours later I started to feel terrible pain. THEN I realized I was in fact injured and went to the hospital.

You can't really judge someone's health condition until that person checked with doctors. Just because someone is walking, doesn't mean the impact did nothing to the body.

Maybe his injury is not severe, but that's different from saying he is uninjured lol.

those espresso machines can get expensive. I guess the argument is that you spend less on beans.

If you drink say a cup a day, a 1kg bag of beans (2.2lbs) will last you two months or so, depending on type of coffee.

I can compost used grounds and filters. Or just use the grounds as fertilizer in a bunch of applications.

And I hope they aren't flat burning plastic. There are waste incinerators / generators that safely can burn plastic though.

Personal Single Serve Coffee Maker - Quick Brew with Grounds and Tea Bags (Not Compatible with K-Cups), Includes 14oz Travel Mug, One-Touch Operation

Premium Levella PCMKC155 K-Cup or Ground Coffee Maker

There are others.

Coffee roaster it seems.

Ok so from what I can read on wiki about this, I dont really know how the plane crashed, but it definitely sounds like it didnt crash and burn.

From what I can read about this one, it crashed and skid a good while which will help slow it down slightly until it crashed into a few things, which was the culprit for a good chunk of the passengers downfall.

Both of these crashes were from the early 80's and were due to pilot negligence (Air Florida) or lack of tech (Delta 191).





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Keurig is horrible and the coffee is so bad. You really don't want to go back when you get those nice espresso machines from Europe. We really do have the worst watered coffee in America

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Burnt k-cup packaging, grounds, versus brewing a single pot of coffee for 12 cups in like 5x less waste? I imagine so.

We use both in our house because the women are addicted to Canadian coffee pods and the men don’t care enough and just share a drip pot.

I mean I guess if you consider a pot of coffee that is made in the morning, that you then drink from for the rest of the day as "fresh" coffee then sure, I guess that works.

12 bucks a pound for vermont coffee company beans(costco). About 10 grams to pull a shot, so you get maybe 45 out of a bag. Works out to about 27 cents.

Kirkland kcup pods are 35 cents, peets/starbucks are more like 62 cents even in bulk. They're also only about 10 grams of coffee, so they are more expensive. Even if you have 3 shots a day and use peets/starbucks, it'll take 2-3 years to break even on most espresso machines.

Don't think that's a great argument for savings, though if you have a lot of coffee drinkers you can probably shorten the timeline. Seems pretty well agreed that you get a better cup out of similar quality whole beans though, and you have way more options. Plus, you can do an Americano with an espresso machine but you can't make an espresso with a kcup pod.

I only ever have 1 cup at a time, and some days none, also live alone so prob not worth it.

It's a quality vs convenience argument, not an economic one. Primarily.

There are a number of espresso machines for under $100. some don't have steamers. Examples:

Premium Levella PEM351 3-in-1 Espresso Maker


AeroPress Coffee Maker - Original
Has good recommendations.

Coffee is a productivity consumable, while money is just the product of your effort.

Buying a machine that improve the quality of your productivity consumable is an investment instead of cost.

I do think about buying a machine to have a better coffee when I move to my new home.

The coffee I usually drink daily has very low quality admittelly, so I think worth the price improving its taste at least.

Deciding about coffee solely thinking in its cost is about the same as heading to fight Bumba lv999, and when your party is preping, you pop a meat mithkabob there.

I've been to India a few times. The airport security is insane, I'd say more serious than the US. Mostly because they are always scared of Pakistani Muslims.

I wouldn't believe they faked confirmation he was on the plane unless there was some financial motivation but noone is going to kill 250 people for the cash to do a few interviews or a book. This is a mad dumb position to take.

Good preparation improves the quality of your coffee even if you use low quality beans. But ...
So why can't you get decent quality beans?

P. S. I highly recommend burr grinders.

The guy was on a plane returning to his family in England. Is England in on the conspiracy as well?