This week’s poll is “How Do You Make Your Coffee?” On a regular day, how do you get your coffee fix?
How Do You Make Your Coffee?
- Drip Coffee Maker (41%, 29 Votes)
- Other (30%, 21 Votes)
- French Press (21%, 15 Votes)
- Espresso Machine (8%, 6 Votes)
Total Voters: 71
Loading ...I admit, most days I start off the day by making a batch of coffee in the drip coffee maker. It’s mainly because of the convenience factor. However, if I have time to slow down and enjoy my coffee or if I’m working on a coffee review, I’ll use a french press.
What about you? How do you make your coffee? If it’s not listed in the choices, please share in the comments what you use to brew your coffee.
Last week’s poll was “Hot Coffee Or Iced Coffee?”
With the temperatures reaching broil, this seemed like the perfect poll.
It may be a million degrees outside, but Hot Coffee received the most votes, with 60% of the vote.
Karen said:
I have to admit, that I have never tried iced coffee, though I do drink it cold now and again, specially I’ve forgot I’ve made a coffee
Julie said:
The weather’s pretty mild where I am, so summers aren’t hot around here. However, even when I am in other locations where the temperatures are near triple digits, I still enjoy/prefer a hot cup of coffee in the mornings. I like iced coffees as a treat in the middle of the day or as dessert.
Ardee-ann said:
It doesn’t matter to me if it is summer or not I prefer a good cup of hot coffee. I will drink GOOD iced coffee at local cafes on occasion and have been known to make some at home but hot is the way I prefer my coffee.
Darrell said:
Hot moka pot coffee in the morning…tried iced one morning but it didn’t feel right somehow. I suppose climate has a lot to do with it. It”s been a cooler summer here(climate change or something), so I’m drinking more hot coffee.
Iced Coffee finished up with just 40% of the vote.
gservo said:
the warmer it is, the more i ice brew or drink ice coffee
howard said:
yes sireee Mike… i am putting ice cubes into anything
that walks and talks caffeine these days.
although i don’t like iced tea for early AM and
breakfast duty, both hot and iced coffee does the trick.
Thanks to everyone that voted.
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i use the family Keurig K-Cup system to make my travel
mug coffee in the wee hours before i leave. it’s very
quick, consistent and cleanup is minimal.
later, i have the time to setup and grind,brew,
and savor a pour thru mug full with my lunch.
the beans i tend to use are much different
(organic and fair trade) than the common coffee break brands
and people in the kitchen eating area if the office
always quiz me about;
what ARE you doing?
what IS that coffee?
and the all time locked in got em interested
comment…can.may i PLEASE have a cup?
total submission to the zen of coffee is indicated
at that point along with some non work related
chatter and glib comments.
Drip coffee contraption at work, Vietnamese percolator at home.
First of all, thank you for the mention
Now onto how I make my coffee, I do it in several ways, sometimes I use my Tassimo and sometimes I cheat and use, dare I say, instant!!!. But I opted to select a Drip Coffee Maker, which I always think makes a nice coffee 
I use a vacuum pot to brew. Once I tried it, I cannot go back. It just never fails to brew a great cup.
I use a stainless steel stove top espresso (Moka).
Bought an aeropress a few weeks ago, love it!
I am a French Press woman although I have been known to use the drip coffee pot on occasion. Drip coffee is easy to make, I will grant it that.
Ardee-ann
Lately I have been using the Clever Coffee Dripper. But I still like my Chemex, Aeropress, or Melitta pourover. Looking forward to learning the v60 Hario cone soon. I only drink machine drip from my Fetco brewer at our bakery, which took me 2 weeks to dial in.
I find I’m using my moka pot most of the time. Although I did use the Aeropress for the first time in almost a month, the other day. And I started more cold brew in the french press this evening. I also used my little single cup french press to make a hot cup last week.
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