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AmericaninSEARepostReddit15
Oct 16

Coffee coffee coffee

My Italian cousin showed me a moka pot.
See the photo. Basically, it's an espresso maker that you put on the stove.

She also told me which coffee works best for a moka pot... grind size, bean blend, medium roast... and so on and so forth.
I also got an airtight container and I'm keeping my ground coffee in it.

Does anyone have a recommendation for where to buy coffee?
If you've ever used Lazada, please share your experience.

I'm curious about your coffee routine too.
I'm sure some of you here are into "grinders."

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Coffee bean freshnessLocal RoasteryMy Italian cousin's storyEveryone's Own Coffee Preferences
Coffee bean freshness
Decent-Winner8593

Regardless of how you brew it, freshly ground coffee and fresh beans (roasted within the last 2–3 weeks) make the biggest difference.

Local Roastery
mesquite_desert2

We buy our beans from Freak Coffee, a local roastery in Valencia (near Dumaguete, Negros). They roast Arabica beans every day and they're really good.

My Italian cousin's story
Typical_View14351

I'm Italian. Where did you get that set?

Everyone's Own Coffee Preferences
Desperate-4-Revenue2

I use Lavazza in my French press. Your cousin really seems to care about you.

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