What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

mitch13 said:
Bit fresh😊
We will stay warm for you,80f today supposed to be 87f tomorrow.
Great pic mate.
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The warm turns to cold really quick these days, but it sure is a refreshing change.

Your pics from the “other side” I always look forward to, I can just imagine myself right there with you.

Thank you for the compliment.

Cheers Mate.
 
Rufus1949 said:
Beautiful mill Will. You are correct, one cannot beat the freshness and flavor.
I hate to disappoint but I use an electric burr mill.
I might have to search for a manual mill.
Bob
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Finally found the coffee mill discussion.
Weekend preps. I do not take the time during the week. Between alarm going off and logging into work is 30 minutes or less. Working from home does have a few advantages . Perculator grind
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RLB0414 said:
Finally found the coffee mill discussion.
Weekend preps. I do not take the time during the week. Between alarm going off and logging into work is 30 minutes or less. Working from home does have a few advantages . Perculator grind
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Whoa! 8 o'clock coffee. I remember A&P Supermarket selling that when I was a kid. They had a grinder in the store. My parents would buy it on occasion. I didn't know it was still being made.
 
mbkr said:
Whoa! 8 o'clock coffee. I remember A&P Supermarket selling that when I was a kid. They had a grinder in the store. My parents would buy it on occasion. I didn't know it was still being made.
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That's the first coffee brand I remember, and now you mention it I remember the grinding in the store. I buy it in pods when it's on sale for the Keurig at church.
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RLB0414 said:
Nice looking trio you selected today.
The hats are awesome. I like the otter wax application.
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Thanks, Rick!

RLB0414 said:
Curious about the taste of the squash. Normally when a veggie gets that size the taste is not that if a smaller one. Hopefully it has good flavor
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Probably best picked small…
Retired UPS Driver said:
That looks like an Italian Cuzuzzi, but I’m not positive.
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Wow! I think you nailed it! Thanks for that.
Love learning new stuff.
holo07 said:
Got this one at the flea market

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Score!
Always liked the looks of that model. Is that Genuine Ivoroid?

RLB0414 said:
Finally found the coffee mill discussion.
Weekend preps. I do not take the time during the week. Between alarm going off and logging into work is 30 minutes or less. Working from home does have a few advantages . Perculator grind
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Now that sent me on another google search. I wouldn’t mind getting a hand powered grinder. Even though the Oster Cafe Mill my wife gave me 40+ years ago still works like a champ. Just thinking about making coffee during a power outage!
mbkr said:
Whoa! 8 o'clock coffee. I remember A&P Supermarket selling that when I was a kid. They had a grinder in the store. My parents would buy it on occasion. I didn't know it was still being made.
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That has been my brand for years. Columbian Dark Roast.
They make the proprietary bean for the 7-Eleven stores, so if you like their coffee, that’s what you’re drinking.
 
mbkr said:
Whoa! 8 o'clock coffee. I remember A&P Supermarket selling that when I was a kid. They had a grinder in the store. My parents would buy it on occasion. I didn't know it was still being made.
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Actually several stores I shopped at in recent years still had in store grinders. Unfortunately, these were where I was working. No in store grinders around home.
8 o'clock was what my grandparents drank. Sometimes a person needs to walk memory lane and this is one of my favorite walks.
screened porch said:
That's the first coffee brand I remember, and now you mention it I remember the grinding in the store. I buy it in pods when it's on sale for the Keurig at church.
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I buy it in pods for the work week but nothing beats fresh ground perked coffee to me
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
Thanks, Rick!
Probably best picked small…
Now that sent me on another google search. I wouldn’t mind getting a hand powered grinder. Even though the Oster Cafe Mill my wife gave me 40+ years ago still works like a champ. Just thinking about making coffee during a power outage!
That has been my brand for years. Columbian Dark Roast.
They make the proprietary bean for the 7-Eleven stores, so if you like their coffee, that’s what you’re drinking.
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Agreed on picking small but who knows.
This one was a gift from my wife a decade ago. I like it over the electric ones because for me it is easier to get the grind I want. Hold the power button down a second to long on an electric and the grind goes from drip maker to dust.
I did not know 7-Elevens were still in business
 
Retired UPS Driver said:
The warm turns to cold really quick these days, but it sure is a refreshing change.

Your pics from the “other side” I always look forward to, I can just imagine myself right there with you.

Thank you for the compliment.

Cheers Mate.
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You are welcome, here's a quick shot from out the back, to brighten your day.
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BobStag for me today.
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