I shouldn't drink coffee but

found a coffee maker that wasn't electric and also didn't have a reusable filter but a permanent one

impulse bought it

my health issues act up if I have stimulants, raaggg

having a bad day so I gave in and made coffee in it

this is so cool. I feel like a witch making brews

but also coffee coffee coffee coffee

This sounds like a Minecraft device. How does it work? Stove?

@Demolishun instructions say not to heat it up on a stove itself, and not to pour boiling water in it (?)

which is weird cuz I finally found a dumb non electric kettle (the electric kettle has problems... the power button doesn't work most of the time which is upsetting cuz I just bought it new, so I bought the dumb one as backup for when it croaks) and the dumb electric kettle is also a glass ball and that you heat up on the stove. maybe differently rated glass I guess

WITCHY CAULDRON CONTRAPTION

I should take up chemistry

I can recommend aeropress and the V60 too.

Do some countries have so shitty coffee that they need to filter it? In my life I've never filtered my coffee. I wait for a few minutes, then mix my cup again, then wait a few more and all the grounds are on the bottom of the cup by then. Then I either sip it slowly to not mix the coffee grounds back in, or just spill the liquid into another cup leaving 'hard coffee' in my first cup.

I honestly can't even think of where I would use a filter...

So, why the need for filters? A genuine question

@netikras you can do it like that, but lot of people do not want to have the ground coffee in the cup.

I can drink coffee. I can take away all the cups that you can't drink. 😄🫴☕

@ars1 its called cowboy coffee.

just let the grounds settle to the bottom and you're good to go. just don't drink the last dregs of coffee otherwise you're getting a mouthful of grounds.

@jestdotty there are little reuseable hand filters on a spoon like handle.

you set the wire filter over your cup and pour the coffee through it into the cup.

it won't catch the finer grounds (which are more powder than granules proper) but after a while you won't even notice.