What's in this stuff? - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada (#)

  „If you work at a garage or automotive dealership, you might hear those words at least a dozen times a day, in reference to the thick brown sludge sitting in the glass container that is supposed to serve as a coffeepot. The liquid tends to be an off brown color, and is the consistency of 40 weight motor oil. It is often referred to as tasting like anti-freeze, diesel fuel, or paint.“

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  „This accounts, at least in part, for the thickness of the brew. Chemicals used by garages and car dealer service departments might be responsible for the taste of the coffee. The chemical fumes get into the air, and eventually cover everything in a dark black substance that is as much soot as it is dust. Coffee makers are seldom cleaned at these establishments, so the chemical residue is bound to get into the java.“

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