Coffee Bags

[Ash]

Like tea bags, but with coffee in them. Not on the level of the De'Longhi espresso I am now accustomed to at home, but a passable attempt at real coffee for the office. Certainly an improvement on instant, which is of course undrinkable. I have to remember to let the kettle cool a little after boiling though.

[Sir C]

Like tea bags, but with coffee in them. Not on the level of the De'Longhi espresso I am now accustomed to at home, but a passable attempt at real coffee for the office. Certainly an improvement on instant, which is of course undrinkable. I have to remember to let the kettle cool a little after boiling though.

I haven't tried them, a. For a quick one in the morning I use those Rombouts one cup filters, they're quite handy.

[Burney]

Like tea bags, but with coffee in them. Not on the level of the De'Longhi espresso I am now accustomed to at home, but a passable attempt at real coffee for the office. Certainly an improvement on instant, which is of course undrinkable. I have to remember to let the kettle cool a little after boiling though.

:nod: Coffee boiled is coffee spoiled.

[SWv2]

Like tea bags, but with coffee in them. Not on the level of the De'Longhi espresso I am now accustomed to at home, but a passable attempt at real coffee for the office. Certainly an improvement on instant, which is of course undrinkable. I have to remember to let the kettle cool a little after boiling though.

Never heard of them A, is this some cool London thing like Bubble Tea?

[SWv2]

I haven't tried them, a. For a quick one in the morning I use those Rombouts one cup filters, they're quite handy.

For a quick one in the morning I use your mum.


Sorry. :-(

[Sir C]

For a quick one in the morning I use your mum.


Sorry. :-(

I wouldn't recommend it, sw. Bit boney these days, I imagine :-(

[SWv2]

I wouldn't recommend it, sw. Bit boney these days, I imagine :-(

I am not proud of myself, normally not one for such tawdry attempted humour.

:-(

[Ash]

Never heard of them A, is this some cool London thing like Bubble Tea?

I had never heard of them before today. They are from the Lyons coffee corporation (1904), not some popup hipster artisan craft coffee company.

[Alberto Balsam Rodriguez]

Like tea bags, but with coffee in them. Not on the level of the De'Longhi espresso I am now accustomed to at home, but a passable attempt at real coffee for the office. Certainly an improvement on instant, which is of course undrinkable. I have to remember to let the kettle cool a little after boiling though.


I think I tried some Lyons coffee bags circa 2004. They were just about passable back then.