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instant coffee review thread
f4cO+D
No.382
wanted to try a new coffee so i bought this from bigbasket today for 250rs.
Both me and my dad liked it
the smell of vanilla was quite satisfying|
feel free to share your coffee adventures ITT
1KUBgR
No.383
Cothas ya continental malgudi brew karle instantjeet
K5gpvW
No.385
>>382(OP)
https://www.amazon.in/Mushroom-Coffee-MycoSynergy-Functional-Suntheanine/dp/B0D9QT97GG/
I like these. Used to have non instant variant before. For office I changed to this. Noo tropic. Works for me
Caffeine dose is low so no heart palpitations
FYI
Avoid sleepy owl. Lot of additives and added sugar.
K5gpvW
No.386
>>382(OP)
For full beans Blue Tokai is gold.
mwOQxO
No.387
>>382(OP)
CHUTIYA CHOICE GO FAR DAVID OFF OR SUM OR ATLEAST NESCAFE GOL FFS
ccN6Wo
No.388
>>382(OP)
how many grams sir.
XzVtf4
No.391
K5gpvW
No.392
>>387
Both are shit that people without taste buy from paanwallahs.
K5gpvW
No.393
>>392
Instant coffee is not universally terrible for digestion, but it can cause digestive discomfort in some individuals due to its acidity, caffeine content, and preparation method. While moderate consumption may offer benefits like improved bowel regularity and reduced inflammation, it can also stimulate excessive stomach acid production, potentially leading to heartburn, acid reflux, or irritation, especially when consumed on an empty stomach
i9+Uez
No.394
tell me about coffee types, i used have instant nescafe and brugold but few years ago my brother went to africa and started bring ethopian grounded coffee. now it has to be made like tea, cant just put it in water and drink.
1KUBgR
No.395
>>394
its pretty shrimple
all the flavours, oils, and of course caffeine is locked within coffee beans, so how do we extract it? with hot water duh
You either buy whole beans and grind them yourself, or buy pre ground coffee grown in our very own country ie; mainly Karnataka
I personally use a South Indian Kappi filter as demonstrated in 2nd picrel you scoop in as much coffee powder as you wish in the upper chamber and pour in hot (not fully boiling) water in and let it filter down the bottom chamber.
HpStn2
No.397
>>395
what if i simply pour in 300 ml water and 3-4 tbsp of grounded coffee.
R0KewW
No.398
>>395
I managed to find ( dumpster dive) an ancient stainless-steel filter just like picrel with missing lid but tamp and everything in perfect condition
which no one uses
I have continental malgudi grounds
should I use the tamp or just say fuck it
also what's your coffee to paani to doodh ratio anons?
iYt8gd
No.399
>>397
You get some taste but you need pressure to extract all flavour.
iYt8gd
No.400
1KUBgR
No.401
>>397
>300 ml
If you wish to make coffee for two people or cups then sure, just pay attention to the ground to water ratio. I keep mine somewhat tight. This all depends on how much you drink in one sitting and if you even add in milk as well. Read on to learn more.
>>398
>should I use the tamp or just say fuck it
nah dont be a retard like that one jewtuber who throws his and advises others to do the same
put that tamper to use, its there for a reason
Like I tried brewing once without it and it just fucked up the coffee. Here's my recipe and method, you can try this first but I encourage you to experiment yourself to figure out your taste.
It's the 30-15 method.
>take 13-14 grams of ground coffee into the upper chamber
>shake the kappi so the bed levels flat, drop the tamper
>have your hot water ready, should be around 95° for best results, you don't need to measure it with a thermo every time just bring it to boil and let it rest for a few seconds
>pour in 60 grams of water, wait for 30 seconds
>dont close the lid yet, let the carbon dioxide out in the blooming phase
>pour in 60 grams of water, and this time wait for 15 seconds
>use the remaining water and close the lid, or in your case just keep it aside as is
I use 14 grams of coffee and 160 grams of water so that would be 1:11 ratio, quite tight but that's how I like it. Then I use milk ~1:1 ratio or whatever amount of volume I've got left in the cup kek
Like I said you probably won't get it right the first brew but thats fine. The more cups of coffee you will brew the closer you will reach to your perfect cup of coffee, because the perfect cup is the one you genuinely enjoyed brewing. Thanks for reading.
os2fxF
No.402
>>392
what do u drink?
5ZLOvh
No.403
>>401
Thanks a lot ananwa
My lid is missing anyways so is it okay if i cover it with a katora ?
I have experimented with it a lot recently
the drops from the bloming phase taste like heaven btw
1KUBgR
No.404
>>403
If the katori fits just right over the rim then sure I guess you can make use of it.
>drops from the bloming phase taste like heaven btw
yeah thats pure elixir right there, best part about pour over filter is that you dont have to deal with crema that you get from espresso style brewers
iYt8gd
No.405
>>402
Blue tokai. Deserves the hype. Indian coffee has come of age. Will share some more brands soon.
Gujjew friend got some spore and pour. Its instant coffee + nootropic.
30 ml milk for me. 500 ml + 1 tbsp. I don't like the heavy milky coffee.
Sampling picrel atm.
iYt8gd
No.406
>>404
Based post. Pour over is the best.
Have tried lot of coffee machines and pour over is the best.
Using picrel forever. No paper filter though paper filter does give a finer coffee. I am fine with slightly coarse particles.
1KUBgR
No.407
>>406
I actually like the coffee particles that you feel while emptying the cup.
5ZLOvh
No.408
>>405
>blue tokai
>look up price
>650 Rs/200gm beans
kys richfag i'd rather drink instant coffee brewed like turkish than overpriced
iYt8gd
No.409
>>408
Turkish is shit.
500 gms is a lot. It will last you ages. There are cheaper varieties.
Bru is honestly fine. But it can fuck your stomach.
Most importantly. It is how you prepare it. Well prepared bru will taste better than expensive beam prepared like shit
nY75So
No.411
iYt8gd
No.413
>>411
Indian coffee is really really good atm. I don't mean sleepy owl kind of chemical and emulsifier slop either.
Or arabics maxxed characterless kadha
iYt8gd
No.416
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23204152/
Decaf better at suppressing hunger than regular coffee
