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The Second Cup web site is really quite marvelous. It’s got a great design that’s all divided into frames segments. Quite interesting.
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That’s nice! I like all the textures and dimensionality.
Hey Chris, can you explain to me the difference between drip coffee and brewed coffee?
I sure can. There’s really no difference at all. Drip coffee is just the term for using a standard coffee maker to make the brewed coffee.
Drip Coffee: What most American’s drink every morning. Ground coffee is contained in a coffee filter inside a Filter basket while hot water is trickled on top of the ground coffee. Gravity pulls the brewed coffee through the filter, and into a carafe for enjoyment. Most home drip coffee brewers never reach a high enough temperature for proper extraction. (source)
You might also be interested in this article, called Coffee Brewing Basics.
cool dude, thanks for that.