Reddit reviews Truesouth Malabar - Ready To Use Filter Coffee Decoction (250 Ml Pack Of 3) - 45 Strong Serves
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This goes two ways depending on whether you're lazy or willing to work for your coffee.
Are you a very lazy person?
Get some ready-made decoction from Amazon. Boil water, mix a little decoction. Done. It's much better than Nescafé.
Are you willing to put in some effort? You need to buy beans, grind them yourself and use an espresso machine.
Beans: Blue Tokai is very good, but expensive. I've heard Koinonia is good, too, but it is again expensive. Devans has good coffee and is cheaper, but are sometimes inconsistent on the roast. The Coffee Gatherer is probably the cheapest source of good beans, but they don't roast well at all. This may or may not matter very much to you.
Grinding mill: buy a dedicated burr grinder. Use it only for grinding coffee. I have this. It's good enough but you can buy bigger and more expensive ones.
Espresso machine: I have a Tecnora. It's cheap and very good, builds great pressure, makes great espresso. You can dilute the espresso to make Americano. Machines from other brands in the same price range don't build up enough pressure and make a very weak Espresso.
I also have an Aeropress which I used for years. People swear by it, as I did, but the espresso machine makes much better coffee. I also used a French press before. It makes gritty and bitter coffee, and leaves grounds in so it keeps brewing as it sits. If you tend to sip large cups over a long while French press coffee is the worst.