THIS IS THE BEST KIND OF COFFEE MAKER

[Anonymous No.14624953]

fuck Keurigs and their faggy little coffee pods

[Anonymous No.14624959]

>>14624953
*spills grounds all over your table*

[Anonymous No.14624961]

>>14624959
are you some sort of spastic?

[Anonymous No.14624965]

>>14624953
HOLY FUCKING BASED
Real men don’t need anything more than this.

[Anonymous No.14625002]

>>14624953
Agreed 100%. Redditors scream and shout about how french press/aero press is soooo superior but it's really just pretentious bullshit that takes longer, is more difficult to clean, prepare, etc. Really DUMB!

[Anonymous No.14625022]

>>14624953
90% of the time I make coffee in one of these. I will use the fancy beans and a french press for a big weekend breakfast or something, but i would still make a drip pot for some coffee later.

[Anonymous No.14625062]

I don't even clean mine. I just throw it out and buy a new one every few weeks.

[Anonymous No.14625086]

>>14625062
It’s not based to be wasteful, but at least you don’t have some faggy 2k grinder and an Italiano hand pump gaylord machine to make a thimble of coffee.

[Anonymous No.14625089]

>>14625062
idk about all that

[Anonymous No.14625107]

>>14625062
cringe if true

[Anonymous No.14625127]

*blocks your path*

[Anonymous No.14625129]

>>14625086
It's okay, I'm vegan which offsets the wastefulness.

[Anonymous No.14625133]

>>14625129
Okay, had me worried there for a minute. Carry on.

[Anonymous No.14625167]

>>14625127
>OP here
that looks cool, what are the functional differences?

i didnt mean that the specific model i posted was the best, but just the way it worked
>(pour water in, put grounds in with a filter, push some buttons, it works)

[Anonymous No.14625189]

>>14624953
A basic ass mr coffee type drip machine can taste fine with decent coffee and correct ratio of grinds to water. I don't own one and probably never will, I don't want any plastic in my own coffee apparatus, but they're ok for the office.

[Anonymous No.14625192]

>>14624965
Based

[Anonymous No.14625298]

>>14625167
I like that it makes 10 cups in under 3 minutes and has an insulated carafe instead of a burner. This one is even simpler, put the grounds in pour the water and close the top and it starts.

[Anonymous No.14625337]

>>14625298
can you select brew strength or is it standardized every time

[Anonymous No.14625370]

>>14624953
Nothing else needed but I personally prefer pic related but one of those are usually smoother to use and less cleaning.

>>14624959
Do you have parkinsons

>>14625167
Just get a perkulator, filters was top jewing before all these pods started to be sold

[Anonymous No.14625375]

>>14625337
There's nothing to adjust on the machine itself. If you want different strengths very the amount/type of grounds or water.

[Anonymous No.14625390]

>>14625370
those produce nasty burned shit water
i think less of you now, have some self respect

[Anonymous No.14625397]

>>14625375
ah okay, knowledge

[Anonymous No.14625551]

>>14625390
Are you kidding me what kind of water are you using O.o

I mainly use one similar to OPs pic but perkulators have a special place in my heart, think I should have two of them in a cupboard somewhere

[Anonymous No.14625637]

Are there really people who brew 10 cups of coffee a day?

[Anonymous No.14625662]

>>14625370
Peculators are my favorite coffee maker overall.

[Anonymous No.14625664]

>>14625637
Definately, people around here are pretty much fueled on very strong black coffee 24/7 (bit of an overstatement but Sweden has one of the highest coffee consumption in the world per capita, it was outlawed twice I think but failed to stop ppl from drinking https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_III_of_Sweden%27s_coffee_experiment )

[Anonymous No.14625680]

>>14625002
I use a french press every morning, you seething yet?

[Anonymous No.14626341]

>>14625680
yep

[Anonymous No.14626457]

>>14625637
I brew a full pot because I'm not the only one having some.

[Anonymous No.14626489]

Isn't the French press objectively better? I can make my foam, pour it into a cup, rinse the french press, then make coffee. No plastic and much less space taken up overall.

[Anonymous No.14626549]

French press is the best solution if you want really, really strong coffee, since you can just let it stew as long as you want before you press it. Every drip coffee machine I've ever used has left me with coffee I felt was too watery, even when they had 'strong' settings. I like my coffee so thick I can cut it with a knife.

[Anonymous No.14626552]

>>14626489
no i like the simplicity of mine

[Anonymous No.14626767]

aeropress. it's reddit shit but it works

[Anonymous No.14626859]

>>14624953

[Anonymous No.14627209]

>>14626767
I'm tempted to try one of these. At the moment I only drink instant coffee, but it'd be nice to have something better on occasion. It seems like a lot of effort, is it worth it? Does it do weaker coffee well, or only really espresso strength?

[Anonymous No.14628575]

>>14626859
fuck that, i hate the little pods and the "one cup" idea.

[Anonymous No.14628707]

how do you guys dispose of spent grounds

[Anonymous No.14628737]

>>14628707
Either throw them in the trash or throw them in a compost heap/bin.

[Anonymous No.14628759]

>>14624953
That's cool and all but WHY THE FUCK DO MOST THESE POTS POUR LIKE SHIT

[Anonymous No.14628912]

>>14628707
throw em away but sometimes i make a small amount of coffee with them if its a large amount of grounds, i put the brew strength on strong

[Anonymous No.14628962]

>>14624953
>pathetic

[Anonymous No.14629344]

master race coming through