• mlg@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    This ad is so close to pointing out how pods are also more expensive and inferior to traditional coffee because you run out so fast.

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      1 year ago

      I’m still a huge fan of my V60. I can take it anywhere with my little collapsable travel kettle, and it’s super easy.

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        1 year ago

        Sure, but the coffee is still amazing. Not every day has to be an espresso day.

        I find that more than once a week is pushing it for espresso. They are one of those things like meat or cookies that lose some of their value once I start consuming it too often.

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      1 year ago

      I get your point, but bialetti absolutely does do pod coffee machines too

      I would say get an aeropress and just carry/have it everywhere but like, apparently they’ve changed hands and I have no idea if the one I’ve been using for like a decade or more is indicative of their current product. Good product though (just be careful if you have dodgy joints). Yeah they do have filters, but I also have a compost bin so they just go straight into there

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      1 year ago

      Filtering your coffee through a paper filter removes a LOT of the cafestol (a bad cholesterol) and actually makes coffee a relatively healthy drink.

      Too much unfiltered coffee can be BAD for your health due to the cafestol.

      Sucks, but it’s true.