The many methods of brewing coffee - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada (#)

  „Hot plates seem like a good idea - especially when the machine's heating element fails to warm the water in the first place. However, hot plates continue to "cook" coffee and turn it bitter faster, says Colin Newell, a network technician at the University of Victoria in Canada and the director of The Coffee Experts Web page. The Internet site at coffeecrew.com is a clearinghouse for coffee information. Trendy overnight timers that start to brew as your alarm clock sounds in the morning also dilute flavor by leaving grounds in contact with air overnight.“

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