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"At the price of one coffee cup" is another thing that gets me. I brew at home and it's 10p for me, is that what you mean?
by manojlds 3y ago
"At the price of one coffee cup" is another thing that gets me.
I brew at home and it's 10p for me, is that what you mean?
- _zoltan_ 3y ago10p? based on p I think you're in the UK? what kinda coffee is that?here a 3rd wave coffee costs around 42-50 CHF for a kilo and you need 18g for an espresso, so 0.756-0.9 CHF per espresso if I calculate 0 for amortization of equipment.
- ISL 3y agoI've never done this arithmetic before. With a massively inefficient usage of a french-press, I get something like three cups of coffee from a press and perhaps 7 fillings of the press from a bag from my local store. That coffee is $6 USD when it's on sale and $8 when it's not. Neglecting the cost of the $20 press, the water, the kettle, the rinse-water, the mug, and the heating of the water, that's about $0.33 USD / cup?
- manojlds 3y agoI was just using a small number for effect, but it's closer to 30p usually for Americano/Filter coffee equivalent. Point remains the same.
- deltree7 3y agoIrrelevant analogy. Let me know when you can build your own Tablet.
- lo_zamoyski 3y agoTechnical sophistication is not equal to practical value.
- deltree7 3y agoA translation service from Swedish to German has no practical value to me. But, I don't go on the internet dissing Google for providing that service to people who find it useful
- wiseowise 3y agoYou forgot heating up water, electricity and your time spent on it.