Thread: Coffee Enthusiasts

Well the nice thing is I still appreciate good quality coffee and currently I have 2lbs. of New Mexico Pinion coffee which is awesome but,at least now I can get a better handle on the grind and don't have to worry about stopping up the plunger with too fine a grind and,of course when I'm done I just chuck the paper filter ........and add to the landfill Yay me !!

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Well the nice thing is I still appreciate good quality coffee and currently I have 2lbs. of New Mexico Pinion coffee which is awesome but,at least now I can get a better handle on the grind and don't have to worry about stopping up the plunger with too fine a grind and,of course when I'm done I just chuck the paper filter ........and add to the landfill Yay me !!

You could get a worm farm, as far as i know worms do ok on coffee and tea grounds, i vaguely remember a talk i went to where this feller was discussing his composting practices, if my memory serves: worms get the coffee and tea, chickens get anything they will eat, everything else goes on the compost heap.

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Well the nice thing is I still appreciate good quality coffee and currently I have 2lbs. of New Mexico Pinion coffee which is awesome but,at least now I can get a better handle on the grind and don't have to worry about stopping up the plunger with too fine a grind and,of course when I'm done I just chuck the paper filter ........and add to the landfill Yay me !!

You could get a worm farm, as far as i know worms do ok on coffee and tea grounds, i vaguely remember a talk i went to where this feller was discussing his composting practices, if my memory serves: worms get the coffee and tea, chickens get anything they will eat, everything else goes on the compost heap.

If Santa didn't bring you enough caffeine inducing goodies, you might find something on this list to make you happy.

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Originally Posted by OCDshaver

If Santa didn't bring you enough caffeine inducing goodies, you might find something on this list to make you happy.

Consumer Coffee Gear Reached New Technical Heights in 2016 | Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine

The brewer I thought would be the most fun is the Gina pour over.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

You could get a worm farm, as far as i know worms do ok on coffee and tea grounds, i vaguely remember a talk i went to where this feller was discussing his composting practices, if my memory serves: worms get the coffee and tea, chickens get anything they will eat, everything else goes on the compost heap.

Would that I could but I can't as I am a city dweller feller and have no place for worms or dirt .

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Would that I could but I can't as I am a city dweller feller and have no place for worms or dirt .

You could get one for the complex, maybe start a small veggie patch in the garden beds ☺������

Originally Posted by edhewitt

You could get one for the complex, maybe start a small veggie patch in the garden beds ☺������

We have no garden beds let alone a place for such things.....it's pure concrete where I'm at man .

Originally Posted by Nightblade

We have no garden beds let alone a place for such things.....it's pure concrete where I'm at man .

You need a green revoloution, get all the residents to buy a planter, potting mix and some seeds/seedlings

Originally Posted by edhewitt

You need a green revolution, get all the residents to buy a planter, potting mix and some seeds/seedlings

Ahhh such idealism.......but that would be a revolution soon unrealized. I must find a village with such lofty ideals of which you suggest and move there but The shire does not really exist unfortunately.