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It's such a cool app, but as I've asked the developer before, I wish they would make something similar for coffee.
by quinndupont 15y ago
It's such a cool app, but as I've asked the developer before, I wish they would make something similar for coffee.
- zyb09 15y agoI guess someone could, but I think there wouldn't be much need for an app on how to make coffee, then there is for tea? Well if someone has a cool concept, send me a message, I could code it up!
- stcredzero 15y agoSpeaking as a denizen of the US, making coffee is more complex than we've been socialized to think in N. America. We've been socialized to accept the mediocre result of stale grounds and water that's too cool. (Which makes for an easier time dealing with UL)
- maxhs 15y agoI agree. There are tons of interesting ways to make coffee, not all of which require investing hundreds (or thousands) of dollars in fancy espresso machines: i.e. french press vs. aeropress vs. traditional drip filter vs. gold cone, etc...
- stcredzero 15y agoCone drip filter. Grinder. (Get a used burr grinder or a good Krups or Braun rotary is good enough.) Whole bean coffee roasted in the past two weeks from a local roaster. Candy thermometer. Pot of boiling water. If you actually get fresh beans and figure out exactly how much water and how hot it needs to be, the coffee gets really good.
- siglesias 15y agoIf it's just a matter of changing the variables, someone please let me know and I'll be glad to make it. From what I understand though, it isn't as straightforward a process of preparation as tea is.