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On Monday, May 9, 2016 at 8:05:18 AM UTC-10, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2016-05-09 12:50 PM, wrote:
> > It could be a moka pot. I drink press pot coffee but I'd rather have
> > good percolator coffee than drip coffee.
> >

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> I always thought that percolators were the reason that a lot of people
> didn't like coffee. I know that around here coffee started becoming a
> lot more popular around the late 60s when Mellita funnels and filters
> came on the market. Most households had a stove top or electric
> percolators. I don't know anyone who uses them anymore. The only
> percolators I see in use these days are the big urns for large groups.


My guess is most folks use an automatic drip machine at home. The coffee filters were a great step in coffee brewing - no grounds or sludge on the bottom. I have a Keurig at the office. Unfortunately, I bought a big box of K-cups at Sam's Club. It's not very good but it looks like I'm stuck with it for a while. I guess I better stick with the house brand from Costco. It's pretty good.

We had a very complex little single serve Keurig machine at the hotel we were at in Kauai. It made a poor cup of coffee. Getting a good cup of coffee at a good price is getting hard these days!