Moka pots
I bought my first a year ago and can't imagine how I ever existed without it. Granted, I'm a massive ponce; but a £10 bean grinder (screw all that burr s**t, just a standard set of blades with a small motor), results into the moka pot, bubble away and pour does yield fantabulous covfefe. Top with boiling water for a breakfast Americano or heat some milk up for a millenial latte if you're even poncier than I am.
Posted By: Old Man on March 7th 2021 at 09:10:42
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- Moka pots (General Chat) - Old Man, Mar 7, 09:10:42
- Just do pour over chief, less faff, less bitter. (n/m) (General Chat) - trafford_canary, Mar 7, 12:19:46
- I am cafetière for general one mug weekdays use. Moka pot for weekend shot (General Chat) - Augustus Pablo, Mar 7, 10:36:24
- ^massive ponce (n/m) (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Mar 7, 10:34:21
- Boiling water? (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Mar 7, 10:12:18
- Yes (General Chat) - Real Man, Mar 7, 09:58:53
- ^^^good with colours^^^ (n/m) (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Mar 7, 09:24:55
- £10? That's not bad. (n/m) (General Chat) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Mar 7, 09:24:06
- Just looked again and it's more like £20 these days tbf (General Chat) - Old Man, Mar 7, 09:46:48
- Beans of choice? (General Chat) - dr fanta, Mar 7, 09:21:50
- These are the best by a long way in my opinion (General Chat) - Kangol Canary, Mar 7, 10:07:48
- Still searching for the ones I like most (General Chat) - Old Man, Mar 7, 09:45:19
- Decent but Aeropress better (n/m) (General Chat) - loz, Mar 7, 09:12:07
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