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"wikitext": "The coffee has been a bit strong so far, could we do a test run with less coffee powder?" | "wikitext": "The coffee has been a bit strong so far, could we do a test run with less coffee powder?" | ||
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"author": "Cosborne", | |||
"created": "20211207111811", | |||
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"wikitext": "The amount of powder does not increase linearly with the amount of water. See for example the article here: https://fellowproducts.com/blogs/learn/the-golden-ratio-for-brewing-coffee" | |||
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"author": "Parnoux", | |||
"created": "20211207113205", | |||
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"wikitext": "Well. 6 grams of coffee per cup says the instructions. And the amount of powder increases linearly with the cups. By the way: If you squeeze out the last cup of coffee, you should cook a new one right away." | |||
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