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• 倍金萬
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 09:53
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I am not even close to a "coffee fanatic", but I am a simple "coffee lover" and every morning I make about 10 cups of grinded

coffee in my coffee maker and drink several cups in a row.

Coffee is Costco

"KIRKLAND 100% Colombian Coffee"

Supremo Bean Dark Roast - Fine Grind

Net Wt. 1.36kg (3 LB) $ 19.99

This product is not a maniac at all, but something that the average American family drinks everyday.

This coffee maker is also a very common item sold at Walmart.

I saw the name of the product, KRUPS AromaControl.

• 粉
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 10:01
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Turkish coffee is delicious. Once you try it, you won't be able to drink anything else.
If you want to make it by yourself, you have to buy ground coffee for it.

• おっさん
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 11:28
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For a long time now, I've had k-cup coffee in the morning, and if you buy the big box that comes in a variety of varieties, you can enjoy a different taste every morning, and it's always fresh!

• 全く
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 12:33
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Baikin, you're a nice guy, but you're not obsessed with coffee at all, and writing about something you don't know much about doesn't help ！.

• ゴン子
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 13:43
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#5
I agree with you, Double Kinman, sorry.
I don't use regular coffee makers for a long time because I don't like the oily taste of coffee.
I have tried many things, but the perko letter is not good either.
I think the Chemex drip system is good.
I bought a second hand siphon but never used it, Kcup was recommended by my daughter and her husband but I haven't tried it.
Mr. Doubaiman's recommendation for better coffee than the coffee maker is the "Taster Choice " family brend of instant coffee !!!!
It's only an instant, but it's an instant
It has a sour aftertaste of Hawaiian Kona coffee blend, and I'm not the only one who loves it.
I'm busy and sleepy, so I've been using instant Taster's Choice for my morning coffee for a long time now.

• ☕
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 13:57
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But Mr. Baikin has breathed life into this thread. Finally.

• 田舎君
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 15:04
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It seems that Italians, who have a culture of drinking espresso every day, usually make it at home with Bialetti.　I tried for about a month but it was too much trouble, so now I make it easily with freshly ground coffee beans in a drip method.
The coarseness of the beans you put in the Bialetti must be in powder form to get a good taste. If you grind them yourself, we recommend a high-end grind machine or a commercial Lavazza In Blu Espresso Tin - Ground - for espresso.
I said it is tedious, but I also include the fact that you have to heat up the milk since I like Cafe Latte. If you prefer espresso, it may not be so troublesome. If you don't tighten it tightly, the liquid will come out from the side.

• もち
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 15:48
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Coffee is also very deep.
Try various beans and decide which coffee （ you like ）
.
You should stay with it for a while and make its taste your
standard, and then try
other beans, such as those with strong acidity or
bitterness.

It is
also enjoyable to try roasting
your favorite beans on low heat before milling them.

• さわ
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 19:46
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My husband, who loves coffee, makes and drinks a latte every day using a Breville espresso machine. The beans are Lavazza super cream.
It tastes better than the lattes served in those cafes.

I like black coffee and I can't drink that much, so I drink Colombian blend in a green mountain k cup.

The Nespresso I had in my room when I stayed at a hotel before was exceptional, but it was too expensive for everyday use.

I hope Topi finds something she can settle down too ！.

• サイフォン
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 21:03
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Siphon is the best. I don't think it can match the taste roasted by siphon.
The taste and richness cannot be produced anywhere else.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 08:54
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＞ #7 ☕ Reported yesterday at 13:57aa But since Mr. Baikin brought this thread to life. Finally.

Yes, I know. I was curious what everyone liked about this topi me, but there was no response at all, so I don't care, I'm a coffee drinker and I'm the one who started it.

Thanks to this, I know what everyone's tastes are and I think Topix is satisfied.

The average American doesn't drink "espresso" either. The average American doesn't drink "espresso" either, because it is the exact opposite of what we call "American coffee" in Japan. I was sent to NYC 50 years ago as an expatriate and started living here. One of my colleagues told me that "Ita-kei restaurants" serve "espresso" coffee, but that it is too strong and thick, so I tried it myself.

It is true that the cup is small, but it is thick and thick. But I was quite addicted to it back then. But the bitterness and astringency I feared were not so severe. Interestingly, here in LA, there are a lot of Mexican restaurants from chain size to independent level, but there are no independent Italian restaurants. At least not in my area, where there used to be two within driving distance more than 10 years ago. Well, unlike in New York, the chefs here are all Mexican, even in the Italian restaurants.

• ゴン子
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 09:45
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#12
Baikinman, at the risk of irritating you again
on the topic of coffee, I meant Italian restaurants
where I live there are 3 (or more) authentic Italian restaurants (in the suburbs about an hour from Orange County)
how do you know they are authentic? The reason I know they are authentic is because if you search the menu (from Yelp) you will find a squid ink menu.
They are all privately owned. The prices are high, so I don't go there often.
I asked them if they had squid ink spaghetti today ？ before I went there, but unfortunately they said they didn't have it today.
I decided to go there after making a reservation in advance.
I was interested in squid ink because I heard that the ingredients of squid ink are very good for your health. I also thought ？ "Mexican Worker".
American also has a COOK system in large chain restaurants, where they can hire people cheaply.
I think a lot of American Guy would be guys who got out of jail
because they can get hired based on their background and experience. Except for the chefs who are the leaders 🙏) off topic sorry 🥴🙏.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/16 (Fri) 15:31
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As the stubborn old man said, it seems
to be a widespread phenomenon that people become rather snappy and angry when they get older.

Trouble is, they repeat the same thing over and over again without realizing what they are doing.

It seems to be a false assumption that "as we get older, we become rounder and calmer.

• 平成のおにぃやん
• 2022/12/16 (Fri) 17:20
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With that, the case is closed.

• ☕
• 2022/12/16 (Fri) 20:34
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I also love Vietnamese style （ French ？ ） coffee.
It's easy to make at home.

• 魅力的！
• 2022/12/16 (Fri) 22:22
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＞ ＃ 3 Powder, I would like to ask you if you can recommend a Turkish coffee shop where I can take out to go. 3 Mr. Powder, I would like to ask if you have any recommendations for a Turkish coffee shop where I can take it home easily like Starbucks ？
I have a vague memory, but I remember that I went to The Mad Greek on my way back from Las Vegas. I remember that there was a store called The Mad Greek when I went back to Las Vegas ？ I think that might have been Turkish coffee. I would like to try it again.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/17 (Sat) 07:54
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUqN5iYNBak

• 平成のおにぃやん
• 2022/12/17 (Sat) 08:39
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yeehaw

• 倍金万
• 2022/12/17 (Sat) 13:12
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Gonko,

I am late in life, and I am not easily irritated. A frown is not good for my health, and it is better for my physical and mental health to smile all the time. Therefore, I smile faintly even in everyday life. It is better to be healthy no matter how people look at you. Well, I see that there is an Itamese-like Itamese restaurant around Gonko's. It would be great to have a cook who is not influenced by American food in any way. I remember being disappointed when I arrived here in the US because there were already many Japanese restaurants that mainly served "teriyaki" or "sukiyaki". The next boom came with sushi restaurants. Ventura Blvd., which runs east-west on the south side of the valley, is lined with movie and TV studios and is home to many high-income families, which naturally led to the construction of many sushi restaurants that charge a pretty good price. We called that street "Sushi Boulevard.

Sorry, the conversation has taken another crazy turn. Back to coffee, this is an old story, but when I first came to NYC, there was a DJ on FM radio on Sundays who played Japanese songs in English, and she mentioned that "American Coffee" (aka "American") was popular in Japan these days, and that they serve coffee that tastes light from a Japanese perspective, just like regular coffee in our area. The coffee is light in taste from the Japanese point of view, just like the local coffee.

He said ridiculously that it is not the same as the way we make it here, but simply dilutes the coffee with hot water. That's when I learned "Watered". I learned at that time that "Watered" means diluted with hot water. It is true that the taste of the coffee served in the region from the beginning is totally different from that of the old Japanese strong coffee that has been simply diluted.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 07:06
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If you read it in a different way, it reads as an advertisement for a new store.
This is one way to advertise, I think.

• 昭和のおかっつぁん
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 08:51
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What the hell ？
any advertising method ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん...
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 09:02
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You don't know what you're reading.

• what?
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 10:40
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What's with the new store ads ？?

• 昭和のおかっつぁん
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 12:23
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I feel it's an advertisement because the name of the store is mentioned and the products sold there are written down.
Advertisements aren't just town information.
You can also introduce the store's products in a different form.

• what?
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 13:55
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What's new ？
I don't need town info or anything.

• 粉
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 14:39
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#28
About me ？ ？ #18 asked you for a recommendation, so I couldn't resist telling you ？ ？
Introducing the products ？ ？ I told you not to buy a pack, but to have your favorite ground on the spot Are you introducing the product ？ ？
#18 wants a good cup of coffee, so you encouraged him to buy the good one ？ ？
If you want to bring sales to the store, I say buy anything. I know ？ ？
Then go to Jons. Once you see how big the store is, you'll realize how tiny your posts here are.
You need to develop an eye for real advice.

• イチ
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 15:07
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How do you read "read it differently" ？?

• ゴン子
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 17:00
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Turkish coffee
is also called Greek coffee
and is commonly drunk in Arab countries, Iran, and Greece, which is across the sea.
But it is not suitable for black coffee drinkers ？ because it is boiled with a little sugar.
In the Middle East, the copper cups are used to boil the coffee. I'd like to find a place that brews turkish coffee on Yelp and try it next time. I'll pass, though, because they have a sweet pastry called "Bakalava". I went to the coffee shop in Japan last month just to drink it in that cup. It is sold on Amazon here, but I heard it was originally a Russian cocktail cup called Moscow Myur (mixed with vodka)
I like the way it looks no matter what you put in it, but I don't feel safe buying it from Amazon right now, so I'm looking for a place I can go by foot.
I'll try to find a store

• おっさん
• 2022/12/18 (Sun) 17:46
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＞ Have them grind what you like on the spot

If you like coffee, you usually don't because the aroma will be lost. I thought it was common practice to grind it yourself.

• 粉
• 2022/12/19 (Mon) 08:13
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Turkish coffee is ground differently. It would be hard to do at home.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/20 (Tue) 07:13
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I've been told that if you like coffee, you usually don't because the aroma would be lost
Do you ask them to grind the amount you use at one time?

• あこがれ
• 2022/12/23 (Fri) 23:23
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I want to get into coffee but it's too deep …

I think people who like coffee are really cool. Isn't he an adult? ？

That's my own image lol

• 昭和のおとっつぁん..
• 2022/12/25 (Sun) 09:51
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The general of the ramen shop who always wears a hachimaki and is always in the picture with his arms crossed is much cooler
This is a self-serving image.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん..
• 2022/12/25 (Sun) 11:06
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It's cooler to wear a hey irasshai kappo and look dashing.

• dobon
• 2022/12/27 (Tue) 05:55
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Vietnamese coffee is delicious ！
I can be satisfied with any of their coffee shops
The doughnuts used to be mainly from Cambodia, but recently Vietnamese are moving in
sandwiches, doughnuts ， Smoothies, coffee, tea.
Whatever you get is delicious.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/27 (Tue) 07:22
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The coffee is good, but so is the French bread.

• ベトナムコーヒー
• 2022/12/27 (Tue) 22:05
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Dobon ！ I had never heard that the doughnut store was in Cambodia ！ I am a little curious ！
What area is it located in ？

I was wondering if the coffee shops, or rather drink shops such as boba, are mostly owned by Vietnamese because Orange County has many Vietnamese people. I was wondering if many of the boba and other drink shops are also owned by Vietnamese.

Speaking of Cambodia, I think there was a community in Long Beach, is it a regional thing ？

I'm curious if it's run by Cambodian people, I'm sure you can get something Cambodia-like 😂

• ゴン子
• 2022/12/27 (Tue) 22:21
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#45
I hear that Vietnamese coffee is delicious because they add lots of condensed milk.
Evaporated milk has no sugar, but condensed milk is sweet.
I heard that diabetes is a problem in Vietnam.
I don't know if it is because of this or not, but there are many people who have lost their eyesight or blindness, and there is a story dramatized on TV about a Japanese doctor who goes to support them as if he were a volunteer.
But I was once stunned by the beautiful figure of an elderly lady from the upper class ？ of Vietnam. She was slender, had good posture, and had a body shape that I have never seen in Japanese old women. I guess their skeletal structure is also different.
Incidentally, I have never seen such a body shape among Vietnamese living in the United States
.

• dobon
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 05:03
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>48

It was all-American
It was probably the first business model they started when they settled in America.
Maybe the U.S. government assistance made it so. ？
As an aside, the occupation that Japanese Americans started after the war was gardeners.
The Chinese are food vendors.
Koreans are massage.
Vietnamese are cosmeticians.
Now they are all different and supporting the American economy.

• and
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 09:10
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Indians are 7-Eleven
Filipinos are Nurse and Engineer

• and
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 09:14
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Oh, and by the way, the dry cleaners are Korean.

• dobon
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 10:11
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Indians are cab drivers
Filipinos are simple laborers

• ゴン子
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 10:19
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#48
I think you're overreacting, a Cambodian owned donut shop is the most common, run-of-the-mill donut shop you'll find on any side street in California.
Not a chain like Dunkin' or Winchell Donuts, but
an independent, family-owned donut shop.
I have lived in the US for 40 years, so when I first came here, I was a little confused because many of the independent stores were run by immigrants (tire stores, car repair stores, gas stations, convenience stores, etc.)
I thought 🤔 this is what the US is like.

• and
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 10:51
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Many Uber drivers are Armenian.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 10:56
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It depends on the area.
If you head to the east side of downtown, you will see many Chinese drivers with Uber stickers
on their cars because there are many Chinese people.

• エリア？
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 11:23
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Uber drivers go to a lot of places in a day.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 13:40
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I'm going to run about 60-70 miles one way
and if I don't find a customer on the way back, it's going to be a 60-70 mile wasted run.

If I successfully find a client and run further east, the "way back" is going to be a long way.

• dobon
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 17:51
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Coffee is loved all over the world, but
half of the world's coffee beans are produced in Vietnam.
The reason why Starbucks tastes so good is probably because it is produced in Vietnam.

• 老人ホーム
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 18:33
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Starbucks is good ？ ？

• まぁまぁ
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 19:36
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It's people's taste

More news like this
In 2022, ranking the world's most delicious culinary countries, the US outranked France.

• ベトナムコーヒー
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 23:00
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Are you exaggerating ？ I don't know where …

I only know of donut shops where the owners are Vietnamese, Filipino or Korean. I was only interested in them because I didn't have any image of them as Cambodian when it comes to donuts.

• w
• 2023/01/04 (Wed) 18:09
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> Half of the entire world's coffee beans are produced in Vietnam.

Don't lie to me.

• ゴン子
• 2023/01/04 (Wed) 21:41
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#62
I felt like the post sounded like you were interested in donuts made by Cambodians. So I informed him, "Wait a minute, Cambodian doughnut shops don't have any specialties, they are just regular American doughnuts.
I heard that Vietnamese sandwich shops are better than American boring sandwiches because they are Vietnamese specific. I know they put something like Japanese daikon namasu between them.
So he thought that Cambodian doughnut shops also put in their country's character, and I told him that he might be disappointed ？ if he went to a very common doughnut shop.