Dunno about the paper filter though. You can also just put grounds in a mug and poor boiling water over it (sure, use pasta water, but make sure it’s as hot as possible). I mean you still have the grounds in the end, so maybe zero waste is impossible.
I mean you still have the grounds in the end, so maybe zero waste is impossible. […] Drink without upsetting the solid layer of sludge at the bottom.
Yup, that’s how Turkish coffee is done and it’s flippin’ delicious. Just like with some bottled beers and wine, you only accidentally drink the dregs once.
Drink without upsetting the solid layer of sludge at the bottom.
Dunno about the paper filter though. You can also just put grounds in a mug and poor boiling water over it (sure, use pasta water, but make sure it’s as hot as possible). I mean you still have the grounds in the end, so maybe zero waste is impossible.
Coffee grounds are readily compostable. And are one of the best things to compost. They bring a ton of nutrients.
A reusable metal mesh filter and then composting the grounds into plant food for a small garden is about as zero waste as you can get.
Yup, that’s how Turkish coffee is done and it’s flippin’ delicious. Just like with some bottled beers and wine, you only accidentally drink the dregs once.
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