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> as soon as you know the taste of real coffee De gustibus non disputandum est. I am one of those who tasted "real coffee". I read books about "real coffee", I
by credit_guy 5y ago
> as soon as you know the taste of real coffee
De gustibus non disputandum est. I am one of those who tasted "real coffee". I read books about "real coffee", I bought equipment, I tried this and that, I went to coffee shops with stellar reviews (I live in NYC). I just apparently don't like what aficionados rave about. Instead, I used to love the ordinary Peet's coffee that I could buy in my office building. They don't sell it anymore, and I switched jobs anyway. Now I'm fine with Starbucks. I simply drink the coffee for the caffeine and not the taste. I guess 90% of the people do the same.
- oneplane 5y ago> I am one of those who tasted "real coffee". I don't think those words mean the same thing to us. There is no "official" real coffee or what someone else can decide is the best coffee for you. That'd be like someone deciding for you that apple juice is the only real juice. It's about finding something that interests you and has properties you value. > I simply drink the coffee for the caffeine and not the taste. So you don't have much of a stake or (refined) opinion but you felt it necessary to tell everyone how much you don't care?