Making Great Coffee B&D Brew & Go

[Anonymous No.5187157]

Step by step making great coffee with this cheap coffee maker.
I combine the drip maker with the funnel/filter type makers by pouring the first 1/2 cup of coffee back over the grounds to get them good and wet and make a "bloom". I have to cut the big cone filters down to fit this thing (They make small filters but bigger filters are cheaper than the small ones)

[Anonymous No.5187175]

nice bloom

[Anonymous No.5187197]

Also I use about a heaping tablespoon of coffee per cup, you need that or it is weak AND bitter

[Anonymous No.5187206]

>>5187157
wait. what's going on in the fourth picture?

[Anonymous No.5187208]

>>5187206
Pouring gravy from my gravy boat into tbe coffee filter.

[Anonymous No.5187271]

4rth pic is pouring the first of the coffee over the grounds to wet them thoroughly

[Anonymous No.5187294]

This might sound strange. But I kinda enjoy instant coffee.

At first it tasted a bit depressing and all. But you get used to it really fast and after a while it tastes perfectly fine.
Even better, when I do have a more finely brewed cup of coffee I enjoy it a lot more then I used to.

Not only do I save money and time, it also increases my quality of living.

[Anonymous No.5187323]

>>5187294
Pretty sad when the best part of waking up is folgers in your cup

[Anonymous No.5187472]

>>5187294
I know what you mean, that's why I always buy half rotten bananas on sale. When someone offers me a good one it's like heaven!
Anyone know how to tie a hangmans noose?

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>>5187472

[Anonymous No.5191070]

Does anyone else desperately feel the need to shit after they have a cup of coffee?

[Anonymous No.5191097]

>>5191070
Yes. It's because the stimulants in coffee relax your bowels.