Speaking of Coffee

[Jim Matthews]

What is the preferred way to make coffee? Can the best way make cheap coffee taste great? I'm not much of a connoisseur but it absolutely has to be black.

Aeropress or Delter

I use espresso grind, so the Delter works better.

https://theobjectdepot.com/products/delter-coffee-press

[David L Morse]

Aeropress or Delter

I use espresso grind, so the Delter works better.

https://theobjectdepot.com/products/delter-coffee-press

I have and really like the Aeropress. Before that a filter cone was my choice. The Aeropress is better. Haven't tried the Delter.

The Aeropress is like a French press but without the oils and the cleanup mess. Looks like the Delter would be similar.

[Ron Citerone]

I buy what ever is on sale at Shoprite. I try to avoid the dark roasts, but I know a lot of people prefer it.

Any Canadians here? I has some Tom Horton coffee in Banf that I really liked. Can’t find it here locally.

[Lamar Keeney]

What want is a cup of coffee that tastes as good as perked coffee smells at 5:30 in the morning.

[Bert Kemp]

What want is a cup of coffee that tastes as good as perked coffee smells at 5:30 in the morning.

yea there ya go most smell pretty good when perking but don't taste that good LOL go figure

[Peter Kelly]

I have and really like the Aeropress. Before that a filter cone was my choice. The Aeropress is better. Haven't tried the Delter.

The Aeropress is like a French press but without the oils and the cleanup mess. Looks like the Delter would be similar.

The plastic on my Aeropress went all weird and crazed after about a year of intermittent use, made me feel not good about using it.

[Jim Andrew]

If you happen to take a trip to Jamaica, try the variety grown there, if I recall correctly it is Blue Mountain coffee. They make it strong. If you just drink coffee there, it will be Folgers, they only give you the local coffee if you ask for it. Folgers is cheaper.