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anastasia
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Message 8 of 87 (420756)
09-09-2007 1:02 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by jar
09-08-2007 10:24 PM


To date we don't have a lot of experience with more exotic/expensive coffees, not nearly on a par with the adventurous side of our beer consumption. Generally I am more into flavored coffees and creamers, which is probably like a sacrilege to a real coffee buff.We tend to buy any of the beans you can get at the supermarket and grind in-store, but I am curious; I have known people who use a pinch of salt in the brewer, which seems to make the coffee a bit smoother in the right quantity, and I recall hearing other tips for reducing acidity? or enhancing the taste/texture of the pot.
Anyone do anything like this?

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anastasia
Member (Idle past 5984 days)
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From: Bucks County, PA
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Message 18 of 87 (420792)
09-09-2007 3:30 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by Taz
09-09-2007 3:08 PM


Taz writes:
I love the taste of coffee but can't stand the effect of coffee on my system. A single cup of coffee will keep me awake an entire night. This is why I drink decaf.
I avoided coffee for a long time for the same reason. The jittery feeling negatively affects my concentration so that I am less productive all around. On the other hand, it's possible that sipping on a cup of coffee while perusing EvC gives me an illusion of relaxed down-time typically assosciated with the timing of my alcohol imbibery. I've seen my husband do the same thing: pounding Wawa coffee during poker games on the nights where he doesn't want to drink. A coffee crutch? I think it is addictive!

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anastasia
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Message 32 of 87 (420819)
09-09-2007 5:17 PM
Reply to: Message 31 by jar
09-09-2007 5:09 PM


Re: On Fair Trade and Organic
jar writes:
Most coffee is grown in pretty poor areas. These farmers really can't afford things like commercial fertilizer. It is only the big commercial factory growers that can afford anything other than organic.
'Course, sticking a label of 'organic' on what was already organic probably allows folk to jack up prices? I wonder if that happens.

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anastasia
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Message 34 of 87 (420821)
09-09-2007 5:20 PM
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09-09-2007 3:47 PM


crashfrog writes:
I used to see it a lot at the Minnesota State Fair. Anybody else ever heard of this?
I thought I had heard of putting egg shells in the brewer, or salt as before mentioned, for the same purpose.

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