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Cheap and easy to use...www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151643969860...?

I already use these for excess teabags...why not coffee?

Once opened the ready use beans (about 150 g) go into a stainless steel canister and the remainder goes into one of these: Amazon link.

Have a look at www.redber.co.uk. Plenty to choose from and drop downs allowing you to browse by flavour, origin, brew method etc, plus a variety of shipping options for cost or speed.

There was a link to that site after this message (received today):


Just a heads up that new stock will be going live today (Tuesday 6th April) at 2pm UK Time.
These will be pre-orders for June...

When you say "until desired coffee has been brewed" how are you determining this?

I watch for a gradual lightening of colour and try to catch it very soon afterwards by pouring out the coffee...

That sounds like channeling, ie the water sometimes finds a 'hole' through the coffee and most of it goes through the weak point so that much of the coffee is not used in the brew. In order to avoid...

For years I used shop bought Lavazza Qualità Oro Coffee before switching to whole beans and a hand grinder. The latter, as many threads on here will attest, is something of a rabbit hole once you...

Seconded...many thanks for the map. On it I've found an interesting roast local to me.

Sorry if you've already worked this out but it took me a moment or two...he's looking for recommendations for a machine that uses a manual portafilter.

Thanks for the 'heads up' but I delayed too long...again.

Think I'd prefer the Bambino Pro as it's smaller and has a very short heat up time. None on Amazon at eh moment, so I'll just keep...

That was a good deal...now gone, sadly.

They are supplied with "1 cup & 2 cup single & dual wall filter baskets".

For the OP here are a couple of YouTube videos:


a common sense review


some tips and tricks

Worth a try...Italian Extra Dark?

That's their only extra dark roast but there are plenty of dark roasts and lighter for you to try.

Even cheaper:

Heads up!

Amazon have Alessi products as a Deal of the day including their 9090 and Pulcina stove-top coffee makers.

Looking at the moka pot data in the linked article I would conclude that it's best to keep them out of the dishwasher. The authors suggest that the dishwasher removed the passivated surface from the...

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How should I store my coffee?

Store in an airtight container, in a cool dark place. We do not recommend keeping your coffee in the fridge or the freezer. Shop our range of...

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Edit A link to How to Store Coffee. To which I would add...allow any coffee out of the freezer to reach room temperature before...

YouTube video link: How Long Do Coffee Beans Last?



Edit I thought I'd post a link to where I buy my coffee as I'm waiting for RM to deliver it: www.redber.co.uk. Follow the link and you'll see...

And if you do want a finer grind then there is this hack...www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7eYgXd5ruU.

What were the Georgians using the warmed brandy for? These pans seem to be quite common as antiques, but I don't see a modern equivalent. Was 'flambé' a culinary fashion or what, please?