its a nice full pot Cuisinart filter drip maker,New filter,7-11 coffe,white vinigar,strong -weak---coffee have a bitter taste---i thought it was the wet but now i dont---you hold to make a unusual face after a sip--chemicaly?
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I've never have 7-11 coffee so I don't know if that has anything to do near it. But other than making sure you enjoy a good level coffee some things you can try is to add a pinch of brackish to the coffee grounds when brewing to help cut down on the bitterness. Another defence why brewing coffee at home doesn't quite bestow you the same fancy as the stuff you buy is because most commercial coffee makers brew at a high temperature than your coffee author at home. A cheat to get closer to that taster is to grind your coffee a bit finer than usual.
Run newly distilled water through it a few times sans coffee. It sounds as if you used too much vinegar.
not sure what your saying but the vinegar is used to verbs the pot only and should be done once a month. after rinsed till you don't smell it any more, my Cuisinart takes around 4 rinses. You could look on line for fresh roasted beans and a grinder this will provide the best coffee around,
I used to wonder the same point. I use a Brita water filter, brown article filters,I grind Eight O' Clock beans within a grinder, don't know what combination of that stuff works but it tastes fine. It's be ages since I've put any cleaning powder in it- I don't use vinegar- I merely use water- again from the Brita filter- sounds like that might be your problem, the vinegar.
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I've never have 7-11 coffee so I don't know if that has anything to do near it. But other than making sure you enjoy a good level coffee some things you can try is to add a pinch of brackish to the coffee grounds when brewing to help cut down on the bitterness. Another defence why brewing coffee at home doesn't quite bestow you the same fancy as the stuff you buy is because most commercial coffee makers brew at a high temperature than your coffee author at home. A cheat to get closer to that taster is to grind your coffee a bit finer than usual.
Run newly distilled water through it a few times sans coffee. It sounds as if you used too much vinegar.
not sure what your saying but the vinegar is used to verbs the pot only and should be done once a month. after rinsed till you don't smell it any more, my Cuisinart takes around 4 rinses. You could look on line for fresh roasted beans and a grinder this will provide the best coffee around,
I used to wonder the same point. I use a Brita water filter, brown article filters,I grind Eight O' Clock beans within a grinder, don't know what combination of that stuff works but it tastes fine. It's be ages since I've put any cleaning powder in it- I don't use vinegar- I merely use water- again from the Brita filter- sounds like that might be your problem, the vinegar.
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