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0 pointsmcronce3y ago0 comments

Honestly, as somebody who does pourovers that take like fifteen minutes between grinding the beans, heating the kettle, pouring, and finally drinking...sometimes I do yearn for just a Keurig-like fast-shitty-cup-of-coffee experience without all the plastic waste.

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throwaway_4ever3y ago

I used to do pourovers for two people but also found they took too long, and after 15 mins already lost some of the heat so the coffee wouldn't stay hot as long.

Much preferring just a standard pot of coffee now.[0] Takes 30 seconds of work.

[0] https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-Programmable-Coffeemaker...

bqmjjx0kac3y ago

I'll meet you in the middle: French press! Actually, I like it just as much as pourover.

mcronceOP3y ago

I was using a French press prior to switching to pourovers and while I don't care for it as much as I do a pourover, it is undeniably a very fast way to make a cup of coffee

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