Remember the mornings in 2003 when the Bialetti Moka Express was the heart of our dorm kitchen? The smell of the coffee, the clink of the metal pot, a
T
TemporaryFlea206• 27 karma
5 months ago
Why does my Garmin 245 mess up my pour-over timing? Coffee tastes like mud
So I bought a Garmin 245 to track my kayak casting practice and it’s garbage at measuring pace during the stop-start motion. Now I’m trying to use it to time my pour-over coffee and it’s throwing off my brew time by 10 seconds every single time. I’ve got a Hario V60 and a $120 grinder dialed in to 18g yield, but the inconsistent timing makes it feel like I’m guessing. Anyone else use fitness trackers for coffee timing? What even is the point of these things if they can’t handle something as simple as a 2:30 brew cycle? I’m over here with a lukewarm cup that’s either bitter or weak depending on the day.
Post Actions
Related posts
tbh my thermomix tm6 always sizzles a pot of pumpkin compote after a short 85 seconds ?? i set 130c and it lights the fire safety panel!! the mideia s
Quick poll for the origami‑inclined cooks: - 70 gsm standard printer paper - 80 gsm lightweight cardstock, e.g., Tuttle 80‑g - 90 gsm mid‑weight, e.g.
so im wondering whats the ideal temp for roasting coffee beans tbh i see ppl saying anywhere from 400 to 450 degrees fahrenheit but like whats the act
just need a quick recommendation, no need for deep analysis, tbh I'm not sure which one to pick any good options rn I'm stuck?
i use linux to manage my recipes and shopping lists rn... is that weird?? do any of you use it for cooking related things
Related Topics
Post Stats
Upvotes2
Comments0
Views95
0 Comments
No Comments yet. Be the first to respond!