Thread: Instant Coffee or sump oil?

Called Kopi Luwak, it's an Indonesian coffee made from the faeces of a Luwak,

It is true ?

Originally Posted by olbod

So, what is a good brand of coffee that is as quick to prepare as instant ?

I couldn.t be bothered if I had to grind it or spend a lot of time preparing it.

Thanks.

Try one of these (below) and some ground lavassa gold. Hint: use hot milk.

= one very nice coffee you can have anywhere! Nothing better than a proper coffee on a cold morning in the bush!

Takes only a few minutes.

Easily as good as a good barrista's coffee (well i think)

Yes!! it is true
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Originally Posted by Chucaro

Called Kopi Luwak, it's an Indonesian coffee made from the faeces of a Luwak,

It is true ?

It sure is true

And is decadently delicious

Originally Posted by Tombie2

It sure is true

And is decadently delicious

Bugger! I will start training the possums here in Qld

Best method I've seen for stovetop/moka pot coffee is here-
Stumptown Coffee Roasters - Brewing

I alway try to pour it before it gets to the thin watery sour stage, and make sure the pot is cleaned in between uses. When I was still using stovetops it meant three single-cup stovetops that were rotated through the dishwasher.

Nothing worse than stale coffee residue mucking up your fresh pot.

I have lately got onto an instant type coffee called Nescafe Short Black.

It's the only instant I've tried that is passable ( to my taste anyway ) for camping or when the real thing is not available. 1 and a bit teaspoons in a shot size of boiling water for a short black, or add frothed milk. ( I have one of those hand pump frother things came free with a bag of beans I bought once ).

Of course a proper Espresso still wins, by a mile, but this is better than the Mocconnas, freeze dries and coffee bags at least.

Originally Posted by mns488

Try one of these (below) and some ground lavassa gold. Hint: use hot milk.

= one very nice coffee you can have anywhere! Nothing better than a proper coffee on a cold morning in the bush!

Takes only a few minutes.

Easily as good as a good barrista's coffee (well i think)

do you mean lavattza? not sure you have had a really good baristas brew?
these stove tops are pretty good though when thats all available.