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Reddit mentions of OXO Good Grips Coffee POP Food Storage Container, Large
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Coffee POP Container blocks over 99% of UV rays2.4 qt Container is perfect for a 1lb bag of coffee bean or coffee groundsAirtight seal with the press of a buttonContainer corners allow for easy pouringPerfect for coffee, tea, spices, and other moisture- and UV-sensitive foodsModular stacking system for optimal countertop and pantry organizationTinted body and stainless steel lid for attractive countertop displayBPA freePress button once to seal Container and again to openSilicone gasket is dishwasher safe, hand wash other partsPop-up button serves as handle to easily remove lid
Specs:
| Color | Silver/Grey |
| Height | 7.7 Inches |
| Length | 6.6 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 EA |
| Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Width | 6.6 Inches |
The method the MC is using here is the coffee drip/pour over method. The glass heating containers on the left are the siphon coffee makers.
When you're picking up coffee as a hobby, remember that you're going to go through a lot of batches of coffee that aren't good until you master your technique. You're also going to go through a lot of beans which just don't have the taste you're looking for (these make great gifts for other people).
For online subscriptions, I recommend https://one.mistobox.com/
For good coffee equipment, I recommend checking here.
If you want to do it like in Leblanc, then go with pour over coffee equipment.
You'll want to get a gooseneck electric kettle such as the bonavita model shown here.
Why a gooseneck like the one in the screenshot above? The gooseneck shape is very useful for limiting the amount of water coming out of your kettle while also allowing you to be far more accurate with how you pour your water than over a standard kettle. This is very important in the pour over method as how you pour does determine the taste of your final product. I also recommend electric kettles because having precise temperature controls is very important with trying to figure out the exact temperature at which to make your coffee.
If you want the pour over coffee method, you'll need one of the drippers/filters here.
Pour over method requires precise aim to ensure a good cup of coffee. Here you go!
If you want to do it through the siphon coffee method, I recommend this.
People love a good cup of coffee and becoming a master of such a skill will make you well loved by your SO. Its also a great topic and skill to teach others.
Proper coffee is drank black without milk, sugar, or cream (though depending on your culture you may add milk and cream). The reason for this is that these extra ingredients are typically used to cover up the taste of bad coffee. If you get good coffee beans and treat them right, you will be fine. Make sure you're using filtered water as well as bad tap water will heavily alter your taste with extra "flavors" you aren't looking for.
Head over to /coffee subreddit and they'll get you hooked!
Coffee making, like tea, is a relatively cheap and easy hobby to pick up while also being useful and a great topic of conversation. Its a useful skill as well and an easy way to impress a date or friends, though if you really want to impress people, learn to cook. Learning to cook is NEVER a bad idea.
Also make sure to buy a good UV-coated and airtight container to store your beans.
Some extra guides if you want to be super serious about coffee. 1, 2, 3.