Coffee. Wats your favourite poison?
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- rustypup
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you mean, like in an espresso? ..Prime wrote:True, but that would require a very high pressure.
you can still burn the coffee on the cheaper 'warming' plates.. you assume that:
1) the heat variance between the liquid in the pot and the plate is minimal - not so. the plate has to be far hotter in order to heat the liquid.
2) the liquid in the pot is evenly heated throughout... no so. that closer to the the plate is, again, far hotter than that near the top of the pot...
you can taste the difference between fresh coffee and coffee left on the plate for 2+ hours....
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I change my original post...'
illy coffee FTW!!!!
hot damn the cappucinno i just had kicks any coffees a$$
illy coffee FTW!!!!
hot damn the cappucinno i just had kicks any coffees a$$
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Yes, Moka is a form of espressorustypup wrote:you mean, like in an espresso? ..Prime wrote:True, but that would require a very high pressure.
you can still burn the coffee on the cheaper 'warming' plates.. you assume that:
1) the heat variance between the liquid in the pot and the plate is minimal - not so. the plate has to be far hotter in order to heat the liquid.
2) the liquid in the pot is evenly heated throughout... no so. that closer to the the plate is, again, far hotter than that near the top of the pot...
you can taste the difference between fresh coffee and coffee left on the plate for 2+ hours....
Ok, you raise some valid points. i stand corrected.
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