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Keurig one cup coffee makers brew gourmet coffee & tea
Wait time is approximately 1minute 8 seconds.
Makes a damn fine cup too.
Wait time is approximately 1minute 8 seconds.
Makes a damn fine cup too.
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I have a question and don't feel like starting a thread about it.
How does one quote only part of a previous post? And how does one perform multiple quotes from previous posts. Talk about confused.
Caffeine Fix!
Many of us caffine snobs demand that our coffee be brewed from FRESH GROUND beans.
Ergo, we actually have to get up to brew our daily bean and cannot preset it up the night before.
So one of you bright inventors might make a fortune inventing a coffee machine that one can preset to grind the whole beans that morning, and brew our coffee on schedule, all in one fell swoop.
You might also consider setting it up such that we can load up a pound or two of beans so we don't have to bother with that every night, and set it up so that it automatically adds fresh cold water right before it brews, too. Fresh cold water makes superior coffee to water sitting around all night waiting to be turned into coffee
Seriously, I'd buy that rig wasn't too dear.
caffeine fix!
i can't have caffeine. It turns me into a liberal.
[/quote]I have a question and don't feel like starting a thread about it.
How does one quote only part of a previous post? And how does one perform multiple quotes from previous posts. Talk about confused.
To quote part of a post click the quote button, which quotes the whole thing, then just delete what you don't want.
To multi-quote click the plus button (bottom right, next to the quote button) on whatever posts you want to multi-quote then hit the post reply button.
Many of us caffine snobs demand that our coffee be brewed from FRESH GROUND beans.
Ergo, we actually have to get up to brew our daily bean and cannot preset it up the night before.
So one of you bright inventors might make a fortune inventing a coffee machine that one can preset to grind the whole beans that morning, and brew our coffee on schedule, all in one fell swoop.
You might also consider setting it up such that we can load up a pound or two of beans so we don't have to bother with that every night, and set it up so that it automatically adds fresh cold water right before it brews, too. Fresh cold water makes superior coffee to water sitting around all night waiting to be turned into coffee
Seriously, I'd buy that rig wasn't too dear.
Okay, now Zoom-boing is just showing off. LOL
Many of us caffine snobs demand that our coffee be brewed from FRESH GROUND beans.
Ergo, we actually have to get up to brew our daily bean and cannot preset it up the night before.
So one of you bright inventors might make a fortune inventing a coffee machine that one can preset to grind the whole beans that morning, and brew our coffee on schedule, all in one fell swoop.
You might also consider setting it up such that we can load up a pound or two of beans so we don't have to bother with that every night, and set it up so that it automatically adds fresh cold water right before it brews, too. Fresh cold water makes superior coffee to water sitting around all night waiting to be turned into coffee
Seriously, I'd buy that rig wasn't too dear.
You are aware that the coffee beans that you use to grind your coffee, unless they were handed to you by Juan hisself, are stale and it is your imagination that lets you believe that a freshly ground pot of coffee tastes better?Many of us caffine snobs demand that our coffee be brewed from FRESH GROUND beans.
Ergo, we actually have to get up to brew our daily bean and cannot preset it up the night before.
So one of you bright inventors might make a fortune inventing a coffee machine that one can preset to grind the whole beans that morning, and brew our coffee on schedule, all in one fell swoop.
You might also consider setting it up such that we can load up a pound or two of beans so we don't have to bother with that every night, and set it up so that it automatically adds fresh cold water right before it brews, too. Fresh cold water makes superior coffee to water sitting around all night waiting to be turned into coffee
Seriously, I'd buy that rig wasn't too dear.
Okay, now Zoom-boing is just showing off. LOL
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Oh the other thing when multi-quoting . . . . you have to make sure your quoting the right person. I've seen posts that quote the wrong person because the wrong tag got deleted. If you preview if first you can usually avoid this. Ok, I'll shut up now!
thing is the cause of my problem. I'll work on it.
I have a question and don't feel like starting a thread about it.
How does one quote only part of a previous post? And how does one perform multiple quotes from previous posts. Talk about confused.
To quote part of a post click the quote button, which quotes the whole thing, then just delete what you don't want.
To multi-quote click the plus button (bottom right, next to the quote button) on whatever posts you want to multi-quote then hit the post reply button.
To quote part of a post click the quote button, which quotes the whole thing, then just delete what you don't want.
To multi-quote click the plus button (bottom right, next to the quote button) on whatever posts you want to multi-quote then hit the post reply button.
Bingo! And for any stray [ quote ] tags (like the one above) just delete them. Sometimes a little tweaking is necessary when multi-quoting.
Use the preview button so you can avoid these little embarrassing quote tags just hanging out there for the world to see.Bingo! And for any stray [ quote ] tags (like the one above) just delete them. Sometimes a little tweaking is necessary when multi-quoting.
I said I'd shut up . . . I lied!
See the second quote above? I said that not you. This is where you have to look to see who you're quoting. You deleted my quote tag so it quoted you as saying what I said.
I need another cup of coffee.