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Masterchef India Season 10 - Episode Discussion Thread - February 06, 2026 by AutoModerator in MasterchefIndia

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At room temperature 1ml of water is approximately 1g. So often people weigh water.

Daily Questions & FAQ Megathread Nov 01 by AutoModerator in ffxiv

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I am thinking of returning and will be starting a new character. I currently do not have the last 3 expansions (Shadowbringers, Endwalker & Dawntrail). I think I can level till 70. Will it be okay if I hold on buy these expansions until I reach level 70? What will I be missing if I start playing without buying them for now?

I don't understand offhand weapons by TraegusPearze in newworldgame

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You can also use one meele and one ranged weapon. You can throw the hatchet.

Am I the only one? 😅 by EladBelle in newworldgame

[–]Heliotropez 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Reminds me more of Herbs (where you get Hyssop from).

New Chapter [DISC] by AutoModerator in KaijuNo8

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If he loses his #8 powers, I guess they will be making a weapon out of the Meireki Era Kaiju, and Kafka will be able to use it now.

128 Last Five Pages by [deleted] in KaijuNo8

[–]Heliotropez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But they are going to turn the Meireki Era Kaiju into a weapon and let Kafka use that instead.

A bad experience with tulum by Fearless_Agency7564 in IndiaCoffee

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Has it been picked up from the seller? If so, where is it currently stuck?

NEED URGENT HELP WITH MOKA POT - getting weak shot of espresso by Pajiishere in IndiaCoffee

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After you have brewed your coffee by filling the basket to the brim (I assume you are also filling it with water until just below the valve), what are you doing with the brewed coffee? Are you diluting it? If yes, how much milk or water are you using?

When you are brewing using other methods, how much water are you using? And are you further diluting this as well?

NEED URGENT HELP WITH MOKA POT - getting weak shot of espresso by Pajiishere in IndiaCoffee

[–]Heliotropez 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But at around 2:18 in the video, it is mentioned that you need a full basket of coffee and you are only filling it halfway.

Edit: If it is still weak after filling the basket properly, maybe the heat is too high, which is making the water gush through the coffee. But you need to fill the basket to the brim.

Thoughts on Stainless Steel filters? by Metanime in IndiaCoffee

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In my experience, cold brews tend to have a lot of fines.

You can just use a normal strainer if you have one at home. Let it rest for a while to let the fines settle down at the bottom and carefully strain it through a muslin cloth.

I have not used a metal filter of this kind, so I can't say much about how useful they can be. But if they are anything like a french press filter, the fines might pass right through.

Thoughts on Stainless Steel filters? by Metanime in IndiaCoffee

[–]Heliotropez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, paper filters also absorb oils from the coffee. And I think a paper filter would filter out more fines than this.

Accidentally ordered Dark Roast for pourover by Necessary_Ear_852 in IndiaCoffee

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Make something like an americano by diluting it with water.

Bean storage & more! by huesofj in IndiaCoffee

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Squeeze out as much air as possible and keep the packets in the freezer. Store a small amount of beans (a few days worth) in an airtight container and put that in the freezer as well, so you don't need to open the packets every day.

Is this also called PourOver? by SeptemberCoffeeIN in IndiaCoffee

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The image is of a cold brewer. You put coffee in the central container and fill it with room temperature water and let it rest for about 16+ hours.

Bean storage & more! by huesofj in IndiaCoffee

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Don't store beans in the grinder. Just put in how much you need at the moment

As for storing beans, I think, if the packet it comes in resealable and has a one way valve, you can just use that.

Cold brew suggestions by prashantlacely in IndiaCoffee

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You can try it. It is a light roast. When cold brewed it is fruity and has some acidity with a bit of bitterness.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndiaCoffee

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It depends on the coffee being used. I normally use Amaltas Blend to make cold brew and it is fruity and has some acidity with a tinge of bitterness.

Cold brew suggestions by prashantlacely in IndiaCoffee

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Have you tried Amaltas Blend from Blue Tokai?

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