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Coffee (rec.drink.coffee) Discussing coffee. This includes selection of brands, methods of making coffee, etc. Discussion about coffee in other forms (e.g. desserts) is acceptable. |
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a friend advises not to make instant coffee with boiling water,but to let
the kettle stand 4 to5 minutes first.anyone advise? |
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eddie wrote:
> a friend advises not to make instant coffee with boiling water,but to let > the kettle stand 4 to5 minutes first.anyone advise? I would advise you not to make instant coffee :-). When I have made instant coffee, I haven't noticed the difference between using boiling water and using water which has cooled a little. But I think it does make a difference with real coffee. Chris |
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Coffee extracts best at about 190-200 degrees fahrenheit. Boiling
water on the stove in a pot requires about a 30-second wait for my french press. My espresso machine is set at about 205. I dunno how long an enclosed tea kettle needs to wait, but surely it's ready sooner than 4-5 minutes. Instant coffee sucks. --Alan |
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