Already bought these and used them for the middle strip. Worked fineLets hope theyre better than the ones i bought that still werent long enough and broke as soon i tried to fit them
Now buying again for the cab strip - that I thought was fine with original clips but is coming unclipped due to increased thickness of suedeliner.
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we must do as the long haired general says......
It's not so much the coffee itself it's the way you do the extraction - if you over extract you get a lot more of the bitter.
I've switched to using this technique from James Hoffman (without the faff of grinding precisely but I do use the Aeropress filters as I use metal filters in my actual Aeropresses these days) and I have to say despite my cynicism it does taste a whole lot better even with fairly stock Dow Egberts catering coffee.
I've switched to using this technique from James Hoffman (without the faff of grinding precisely but I do use the Aeropress filters as I use metal filters in my actual Aeropresses these days) and I have to say despite my cynicism it does taste a whole lot better even with fairly stock Dow Egberts catering coffee.
Thanks for the link RT.
I never knew there was so much to it!!! I'll have to get practising before summer camp - I don't want @Drive Wayne turning his nose up at my brews.
I'm surprised with all your 'free electricity' you didn't go for a pod type machine! Quite excited at the thought of a proper type coffee! As you say, not too bitter though, but full of bodies.Thanks for the link RT.
I never knew there was so much to it!!! I'll have to get practising before summer camp - I don't want @Drive Wayne turning his nose up at my brews.
We went for this due to the coffee experience on our trip to Rome earlier this year. No-one does coffee as well as the Italians... in my humble opinion.
With the impending trip to Skye in August and wanting to carry an easily accessible spare, this gadget has been bought for me/us by my wonderful wife as part of my annual father's day 'package'. I am still hoping for new handkerchiefs too.
The customer service over the phone was that good old fashioned type that made it a veritable pleasure to hand over my wife's card details without hesitation.
I'll post some proper pictures when it is installed.
The customer service over the phone was that good old fashioned type that made it a veritable pleasure to hand over my wife's card details without hesitation.
I'll post some proper pictures when it is installed.
Good luck re the hankies!
Are you near a Booths supermarket? If so their fresh coffee is excellent and good value. The decaf is great too. The packs have ‘roasted on’ dates so you know they are fresh. You can grind in the shop so you know it is a recent grind and do it to the coarseness you want.I'm a tea drinker myself, but we decided to take a walk on the dark side (inductionable for use in the van
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Can anyone recommend a decent ground coffee - full-bodied, but not too strong/bitter?
Thanks for the heads-up. It's not particularly near us, but there's one in Ilkley, which is very close to where our youngest lives, so we're over that way quite often.
"The Bak Rak Wheel Rak" will be extremely difficult to say after a few beers and assorted shots.
@Bav have a look at Grumpy Mule. Reasonably priced great coffee. Roasted here in sunny Meltham.
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Or Bear in Holmfirth
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You’ve come to the right place. We've got single origins, blends - whatever you're into. Whether it's a medium roast or something dark and bold, we’ve got beans and ground to suit. If organic or decaf is your thing, we’ve got you covered there too. Dive in, grab what you need, and get brewing.
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Not sure if this is the correct place for this post, so apologies if not, today I bought the cam belt and water pump service from my local garage including a full service ie: filters, fluids etc. they sent me a pic of the fuel filter dated feb 2017, interesting considering I bought the van with a full service supposedly, last October from a van dealer in Weston SuperMare. Not surprised though, when I got the van home I realised the front tyres were different sizes even though I had a fresh mot with it…
Possible but tricky with just a ladder.
I needed to cut mine in three to fit around the brackets, so if you have scenic canvas you can have a good look to see where it goes.
