try lower water temp and/or a more coarse grind.
try lower water temp and/or a more coarse grind.
I just opened a bag of washed light roast Arabica Typica from Dalat, Veitnam. Used a V60 to brew it and a Fellow Opus to grind it.
Quite nice. Floral and fruity not bitterness or excess sourness. Very happy considering the relatively low cost.
Not sure that they replace underwear but my wife has these and still wears very thin underwear with them since the stretch mesh you are calling underwear is not really underwear nor super comfy with direct sensitive skin contact during exercise.
Team cargo shorts checking in. Live in SE Asia and can wear them every day of the year.
I’ve got an old pair of Liberty somewhere.
real Levis are expensive everywhere unless on sale
And here I am on the 10th year of wearing cargo shorts every day of the year.
Classic double wide trailer bathroom door knob.
Quality Director for a multinational manufacturing company
In a different article, a report spoke to 8 black people in attendance. Of the 8 only 1 lived in the Detroit area and none were members of that church.
The specialty robusta niche is growing since it is easier to grow. I’ve not tried any of it yet.
I’ve bought 2 Sony android TVs in the last 5 years (one 5 years ago and one a couple of weeks ago), both are connected to the internet. Neither shows ads.
there hasn’t been an election where it wasn’t choosing the least bad person.
sounds like a win-win
Nice outside the box thinking.
The grind consistency and shape of the grinds can be better for pour over. The 1zpresso ZP6 and the Fellow Ode 2 are two grinders that are specifically designed to produce better grinds for pour over. Both under $400.
Turkey is strongly anti-genocide as long as it doesn’t involve Kurds or Armenians, then they are completely pro-genocide.
good choice. 1Z Q Air, Timemore C2 or C3, Kingrinder K0 or P1 are all better choices than these very old Hario ceramic burr/plastic body designs
Oh yeah, it was completely nuts. More than a few poor choices back then. Now I won’t drive after more than one beer.
There are some great hand grinders available now compared to a decade ago. To get a remotely acceptable electric grinder you would need to spend around $150 or so for something like the Baratza Encore. For that same money you can get a really good hand grinder from 1zpresso or Kingrind which will produce more consistent grinds and fairly quickly.