/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20096137
Imho people should start their journey from basic and cheap methods such as moka for concentrated goff and Aeropress for lighter goff, then work their way up to espresso.
It helps if you’re poor because you think twice before buying things and do a lot of research instead of being a Redditor consoomer who has more money than brain.
Holy shit I saw people literally spending 220€ for a manual grinder and regretting it 2 months later because grinding 16 grams of beans 2 times per day according to them is hard and difficult so they spent more than twice to buy an automatic grinder, then they buy another grinder for filter coffee, they they buy acacia scales and shit, anything the subhuman coffee influencers tell them to buy they acquire.
Notice how influencers NEVER shill moka pots except for the occasional mandatory inclusive video where they show us some pretentious technique to make everything complicated.