I did cold brew for the first time this summer. I need a bigger rig for it next year. I just used my French press this year, but it’s a little small.I’m roasting my last batch of
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as I type. By roasting my own and buying from the importer I get $20/lb single origin beans for $5-10/lb. I use pour over, French Press, Chemex, stovetop espresso, cold brew, and Aeropress. No machines.
There's a Coffee War going on right now up here!
McDonald's vs Tim Horton's, and my money's on the former.
The Canadien Grammar Police will be paying you a visit, you keep that up, eh ... ;-}
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I like Wendy's end run on the law
I'm also a certifiable slurper - A good slurp and a swish aerates the coffee and really hits the tastebuds with all the coffee has to offer. The regular crew at the coffee shop has a dedicated "no slurping" section, as it seems to annoy some people. Try it - you'll like it.
Quadman's post may be correct as written. Unless you just want to move the apostrophes!
More like REmove said apostrophe's ... na'sty little thing's anyway's.
Why is Tim Hortons not Tim Horton's?
https://www.wkyc.com/article/life/f...y-is-tim-hortons-not-tim-hortons/95-485466886
(Speaking of hilarious - love the way the apostrophe doesn't show because it's a restricted character in links.)
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Barney's got rid of its apostrophe too. The question before us, though, is: how do you now make it possessive? It's now "Barneys" just like "Tim Hortons". We know the apostrophe should follow the 's' now, but should there be an additional 's' after the apostrophe? Technically, a name may be construed as singular despite ending in an 's'.
For extra fun, try and explain Lands' End.
Apologies to the coffee lovers in this thread. Skiz and I should probably get a room.
Apostrophe ending usually indicated collective possessive, as belonging to all lands collective.Barney's got rid of its apostrophe too. The question before us, though, is: how do you now make it possessive? It's now "Barneys" just like "Tim Hortons". We know the apostrophe should follow the 's' now, but should there be an additional 's' after the apostrophe? Technically, a name may be construed as singular despite ending in an 's'. Ergo: is it Tim Hortons' coffee or Tim Hortons's coffee?
For extra fun, try and explain Lands' End.
Apologies to the coffee lovers in this thread. Skiz and I should probably get a room.
Mr Coffee drip maker? Sacrilege to do that to perfectly good beans! Somebody ban this cretin from the thread!! <G>