In Japan, they make coffee like this.
In Japan, they make coffee like this
Luke Sanchez
Isaiah Myers
not the strangest method I've seen
Hunter Ross
>Japan
>Coffee
nigga we drink TEA
Nathan Ramirez
That's pretty common worldwide.
I've seen that shit here, in central america, and south america too.
Blake Lopez
If this is weird to your eyes, how would you brew coffee?
Liam James
oo forgot your proxy bro
Blake Flores
>Nooooo jap diasporas don't exist!
Blake Nelson
>t. 1/128 Japanese
Joseph Ross
s-stop
Michael Adams
But isn't paper filter the most popular method of brewing?
I like tea, especially green tea, but it always messing up my stomach and make me incredibly hungry.
John Gonzalez
-grind beans
-put in bottom of glass
-pour in hot water
-steep for 4 minutes
-press down strainer
-pour
Isaiah Carter
gay
Ian Russell
I got it. It looks nice.
Ian Bennett
Jeremiah Peterson
lol my brother uses one of these for making kratom
Jose Phillips
THIS
Dubs confirm
Christian Wilson
What so strange about it? In the middle east its culturally appropriate to make coffee on hot sand, the coffee gets the full flavor of the granules and doesnt get burned
Joseph Parker
this my fav instant coffee,
taste kind of bad, but you can get used to it with a little bit of salt.
strong and affordable
Elijah Ortiz
I do not understand instant coffee. It is not even much quicker to make, but the taste is much worse.
Juan Powell
10s is all you need and another 20s to wash your cup.
other brewing methods would take minutes.
Cooper Lopez
>taste kind of bad, but you can get used to it with a little bit of salt.
vietanon...
Aiden King
>little bit of salt.
why
Xavier Roberts
>put instant coffee and sugar in cup
>turn on hot water
>fill cup
5 seconds
>put water in pot
>turn on stove
>grab filter
>put grains in fliter
>filter it into cup
>put sugar in cup
10-30 minutes
Elijah Miller
I mean, that's sort of just how coffee is made anyway? What do you think the at-home coffeemaking machines do?
Ryan Foster
based
Thomas Brown
Seemingly 1000 different ways to make coffee, espresso, cold brew, percolation, moka pot, drip, pour over, and so on.
Landon Ross
Saw this in Turkey
Do other Middle Eastern countries have this too?
Tyler Gutierrez
Well, yes, minutes.
We do not prepare coffee the same way. At any rate, it would take fifteen minutes for properly-made coffee and five to seven for quickly-made coffee, including the time it takes to heat water. Instant coffee would take some five minutes - the time it takes to heat the water - on which account it is not much quicker than quickly-made ordinary coffee while being worse in taste.
Ayden Jackson
How is that weird? It’s just a pourover
Do you use a fucking keurig or something?
Charles Myers
Yea, mostly Arabs and Bedouins, in Israel its a bit of novelty but some of us still make black coffee on a stove.
David Flores
For me it's Nescafe Classico.
Bentley Torres
people make pour over coffee everywhere
go outside, incel
Dylan Sullivan
that's pretty cool actually.
Benjamin Peterson
This is the ultimate coffee making method, you may not like it but this is what peak performance looks like
Blake Evans
baased