AeroPress AeroPass in Motion - Additions Welcomed.

Originally Posted by TOB9595

PLEASE TAKE ONE EACH. Then back to hardcz

Say what now? This is Moo's pass, bomb him

Originally Posted by TOB9595

Glad you liked the hat, I can probably get a few more if anyone wants one.

I think we have some mice who ate the candy and bass pro shop shirt?

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by Hardcz

Say what now? This is Moo's pass, bomb him



Glad you liked the hat, I can probably get a few more if anyone wants one.

I think we have some mice who ate the candy and bass pro shop shirt?

Yes. By all means. Bomb me! Woo hoo! Love the bomb!

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

Yes. By all means. Bomb me! Woo hoo! Love the bomb!

AGAIN??? FIIINE!!!

Give me some time... looking at buying a new house and losing my ass on this one

[gvarsity]

Got the press and all the other goodies. Am about to try putting this contraption together right now. Thanks TOB9595. I have to get my camera and take some pics because it seems there is more here than was in the last pictures that were posted.

[TOB9595]

I figured I'd put in a bit of the snow we had on Monday...~ 7 inches
hahahahaha

God let this be the last snow!!!!
PLEASE

Tom

[TOB9595]

Ok

t

[TOB9595]

On the way to you, Bob.
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tHE aoeropress....What is it about this piece of kit that helps make coffee?
Reminds me of the syringe and filter setup when I needed to take a lot of lab samples.
It takes a small amount of cupboard or drawer space
It does result in repeatable results for cups of joe.
A snap to clean
filters are reusable for several times.

When I make coffee... I make ~ 30 ounces. I find the French press to be my ideal tool for this purpose. If I did not, already, have the technique and measurement memory for the french press I may find this tool useful.
As it stands now I like the press and the ease of use and cleaning.

Benefits of the AEROPRESS
Durable and unbreakable.
can make repeatable cups of joe
takes a small footprint. Much smaller than my press.
Easily cleaned MUCH easier than the press.

Thanks for the chance to try this out. I am a tool geek and love the chance to USE something new.

Tom

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by TOB9595

On the way to you, Bob.
1Z054V5Y0363846021

Thanks for the chance to try this out. I am a tool geek and love the chance to USE something new.

Tom

Thanks for the fine review, Tom. Glad you enjoyed messing with the AeroPress.

[opus]

Got the package today. Contents: 1 aerobie aeropress, 4 dvds, 21 NCs, 5 Cubans, no addy list. Thanks for including me in this pass, I've been wanting to try the Aerobie for a while now.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by opus

Got the package today. Contents: 1 aerobie aeropress, 4 dvds, 21 NCs, 5 Cubans, no addy list. Thanks for including me in this pass, I've been wanting to try the Aerobie for a while now.

Take your time and use it for a while, Skippoid. Those DVD's won't rust.

[opus]

First of all, I shipped this back to Moo today with a little something extra. Thanks for chance to use this space age marvel and see what the hoopla was about. I have neither puts (except for the little something extra for Dan), nor takes. Kept the cigars in my humi while they were here.

My thoughts on the aeropress:

Interesting gadget but not too impressed with my results although I must confess I have very limited experience with espresso. I was unable to obtain crema, false crema, kinda sorta crema, or anything close to crema. Perhaps my grinder is not up to the task. I tried Kona, Columbian, and Kenya AA. It is however very easy to use and clean and an interesting concept. I think I will stick with my French press and vaccuum brew. Thanks again for the opportunity to try this out.

[opus]

Looks like it made it home on Thursday.

Label/Receipt Number: 0306 1070 0000 2537 9515
Status: Delivered

Your item was delivered at 7:07 AM on April 16, 2009 in WENDELL, NC 27591.

Thanks again.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by opus

Looks like it made it home on Thursday.

Label/Receipt Number: 0306 1070 0000 2537 9515
Status: Delivered

Your item was delivered at 7:07 AM on April 16, 2009 in WENDELL, NC 27591.

Thanks again.

It arrived alive, thanks. I appreciate your kind puts and I'm glad that many of you had a chance to try this novel coffeemaking method.

As for me, I smoked two Fuente Short Stories the other day, glupped down a pitcher of Kona and am trying to figure out which movie to watch first. Thanks for participating and thanks for the smokes, etc.

[germantown rob]

Originally Posted by opus

My thoughts on the aeropress:

Interesting gadget but not too impressed with my results although I must confess I have very limited experience with espresso. I was unable to obtain crema, false crema, kinda sorta crema, or anything close to crema. Perhaps my grinder is not up to the task. I tried Kona, Columbian, and Kenya AA. It is however very easy to use and clean and an interesting concept. I think I will stick with my French press and vaccuum brew. Thanks again for the opportunity to try this out.

There is always one.

I don't care for Kona, Columbian, and Kenya AA in the areopress or in a moka pot, I do like Yemen, brazil, el Salvador, and some Guatemala in it very much.

As far as false crema goes I assume you use fresh roast, no CO2 left equals no crema of any kind or bloom.

[opus]

Only fresh roast is ever used at our house. Perhaps it was the coffee origins, I just used what we like and had on hand green.