I'm tempted to try it, but I've just spent a month drinking junk from a local cafe that sold it's unwanted covid stock - it was oily bitter rubbish that made lavazza taste good. I was thinking the grinder had died and was researching a replacement , but figured I'd try old faithful again- by the 3rd cup I was back to my old grinder settings and out flowed this smooth sweet liquid....... Sooo.....perhaps after a few more months of you guys saying how good aldi coffee us I might make the trip to buy some. But my taste buds need some recovery time first
We have discovered Aldi coffee beans. After making lots of tweaks to the machine, we really like the brew! Try it!
Jusst have the sound track of “Aussie Gold Diggers” going in the back ground as you take your first sip.
If you ever get back to QLD... bring beans. Apparently your life may depend on it according to medical sources. Then we can all enjoy a medically supervised coffee or two
I guess by the emoticon that you were being facetious. I didn't get it though, sorry, I'm a bit slow. Maybe you don't like milk?
Ah, I like a deep froth, it's actually less milky. I like to mix it up, going from expresso to macchiato to my deep caps. I don't do latte much. Been getting rid of old beans lately by mixing in half-half with fresh ones. Makes a nice flavour and doesn't waste beans. Been experimenting with almond and coconut milk too. Almond ain't bad.
Been into the medium dark,took a lot of adjusting to get a good shot but VERY happy now! Such a personal thing coffee but my new fave atm!
I was walking down one of the few streets of Bicheno today. Stopped off for a coffee. They had Huskee keep cups made out of recycled coffee husks. Supposed to retain heat like double walled cup. Robust enough to throw in my pannier. I be having one of those. https://huskee.co/
It wasn’t a bad coffee, but by the look on the barristers face I wasn’t the first one that had asked her if she had a tasty one