Posted by Rachel | Posted in Coffee and Accessories | Posted on 16-01-2010
Tags: coffee, coffee french, coffee french press, coffee french roast, coffee french song, coffee french toast, food, french, howto, tips
Coffee people – weird but how can you make french press coffee taste more like drip coffee?
When my dad comes to visit, he hates my coffee. I don’t usually drink coffee, so there’s no way I’m buying a drip maker. I have a strong distaste for all kitchen electrics 
He drinks drip coffee, so is there a way I can make french pressed coffee taste more like what he drinks. What exactly is the difference?
Tell him he can drink it the way you fix it, or he can bring his coffee maker or buy one for his visit.
You can get one for as little as $10 or $15.
I think it is rude of him to act like such a coffee snob.
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