r/mildlyinfuriating • • Sep 10 '26

Unskippable ad 17 dollars for these two coffees

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u/sakshampandeyx Sep 10 '26

lmao yeah that does not look like coffee at all ngl

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u/_QXZ Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26

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u/MacheteMable Sep 10 '26

You’re in the general coffee population here. They don’t care about coffee like some of us do.

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u/caffeinated_wizard Sep 10 '26

You don’t even need that. Any beans that’s a real medium roast or lighter will produce that color in the cheapest coffee machine.

People are just drinking dark roast, which in the coffee world is like eating a steak well done.

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u/Pure-Manufacturer532 Sep 10 '26

No, you must be getting a pour “thru”. Mine looks like real coffee.

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u/ArterialVotives Sep 10 '26

No, that is what a pour over looks like with top tier beans. Source: make that every day.

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u/_QXZ Sep 10 '26

It looks darker in a solid mug. If you never pour it in a clear glass, you'll never notice how clear it is

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26

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u/_QXZ Sep 10 '26

The hivemind already made its mind, got it

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '26

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u/_QXZ Sep 10 '26

Ok Mr barista

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u/mindcontainer Sep 10 '26

Bro Reddit is dying because of people like you lmfao 😂

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u/_QXZ Sep 10 '26

If you won't change your mind on something that takes a quick image search to see, idk why even waste my time

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u/caffeinated_wizard Sep 10 '26

Says the 2 month old troll account.

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u/ButtholeConnoisseur7 Sep 10 '26

I've been here forever now, and it's the behavior like this that makes the place worse. But then, it's almost always the guy calling other people the problem

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u/mindcontainer Sep 10 '26

Maybe you are wrong? Have you considered this?

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u/Big_Lawfulness_8143 Sep 12 '26

Why would he consider that if your average single origin light roast looks exactly like that 

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u/LonHagler Sep 10 '26

You are drinking swill comodity coffee and you don't even know it. What's your recipe? Two parts coffee, one part processed creamer product?

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u/Pure-Manufacturer532 Sep 11 '26

I get coffee from the field behind my house, pretty much as fresh as it gets. My creamer is made from fresh milk that’s milked at a dairy farm 3k away.

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u/SumatraBlack Sep 11 '26

Pour over coffee is absolutely not “diluted”.

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u/LonelyTAA Sep 11 '26

'Fancy pour over' is a contradiction.