I don’t know. Sounds a bit too sophisticated for me.By jove it works! Cold brewing.
I had to have some stuff courieried from my main place so I asked the house keeper to throw a bag if my usual ground coffee in the box.
So I found an old mini coffee machine and the filter fits in one of the cups. I poured in cold bottled water and left it for ten minutes.
Then heated the result only to drinking temp in the microwave and It is definately less acidic.
I'm fine with the instant and I get that the problem is the water process coffee fruit removal here but good to know. Another hey, what else have I got to do? lockdown experiment
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Trump’s Idea to Bleach Lungs to Kill Coronavirus Alarms Experts
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05...1Z0hyzLvsfoi13yU7LXfOCrMF8zbx3_8So-8F-7ZkzSYo
Trump's influences.
The Australian chapter of an international church selling and promoting bleach as a cure for COVID-19 has been issued infringement notices totalling $151,200.
Key points:
For years it has sold the industrial bleach as Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS), stating it can cure things like autism, acne, cancer, diabetes and now COVID-19.
MMS is not approved for human consumption in Australia.
It is being sold as "water purification drops" on the website of the Australian chapter of the church, MMS Australia.
Following an investigation by 7.30 last week, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) on Wednesday announced it had issued 12 infringement notices totalling $151,200 to MMS Australia for alleged unlawful advertising of Miracle Mineral Solution and other medicines.
Trump's influences.
The Australian chapter of an international church selling and promoting bleach as a cure for COVID-19 has been issued infringement notices totalling $151,200.
Key points:
- Genesis II Church of Health and Healing claimed chlorine dioxide could cure coronavirus
- The Australian chapter of the church has been issued 12 infringement notices
- The TGA found MMS Australia promoted its products for therapeutic uses
For years it has sold the industrial bleach as Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS), stating it can cure things like autism, acne, cancer, diabetes and now COVID-19.
MMS is not approved for human consumption in Australia.
It is being sold as "water purification drops" on the website of the Australian chapter of the church, MMS Australia.
Following an investigation by 7.30 last week, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) on Wednesday announced it had issued 12 infringement notices totalling $151,200 to MMS Australia for alleged unlawful advertising of Miracle Mineral Solution and other medicines.
Wow, talk about "drinking the Kool-Aid."
The guy in Florida who started all this was the one who sent Donny the fool a letter and he believed it. Or at least believed he might get some groundswell support from new rabid idiots (his fave) but did not have the numbers to block the cruishing pushback.
Okay, I think I have this instant coffee thing figured out. For now. A rounded teaspoon of the Nescafe Gold "Espresso," plus a quarter teaspoon of the Nescafe Gold Dark Roast for a bit of added oomph (and also because what else am I gonna do with the dark roast that I bought). Add water to fill almost half a regular sized mug. Not quite half, because more than that dilutes the taste and the oomph. Stir. Heat in microwave, but not to a boil. Stir again. Enjoy.
Reverse snobbery at its finest.
Reverse snobbery at its finest.
welcome to the hick sideOkay, I think I have this instant coffee thing figured out. For now. A rounded teaspoon of the Nescafe Gold "Espresso," plus a quarter teaspoon of the Nescafe Gold Dark Roast for a bit of added oomph (and also because what else am I gonna do with the dark roast that I bought). Add water to fill almost half a regular sized mug. Not quite half, because more than that dilutes the taste and the oomph. Stir. Heat in microwave, but not to a boil. Stir again. Enjoy.
Reverse snobbery at its finest.
I calls it my smart coffee.
Welcome to the discete lifestyle of the ultra wealthy. Do whatever the hell you want.
Sounds good. But when does the ultra wealthy part kick in?I calls it my smart coffee.
Welcome to the discete lifestyle of the ultra wealthy. Do whatever the hell you want.
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First you get the coffee part right.
Once you have eliminated lots of unnecessary and mentally constraining morning ritual, plonking your arse down at the screen with your quick but works coffee and its hungry hungry hippo time!