Admit your ignorance - things you've only just realised/learned

[NorthernSky]

I've realised i should never have bought a glass cafetiere as a slight tap on the sink when washing it broke the darn thing
have now ordered a stainless steel replacement that i'm going to bash off everything in the house 😁

 

[ExBrit]

I've realised i should never have bought a glass cafetiere as a slight tap on the sink when washing it broke the darn thing
have now ordered a stainless steel replacement that i'm going to bash off everything in the house 😁

A cafetiere is something posh people make coffee in. Learn something new everyday.

 

[bobzmyunkle]

A cafetiere is something posh people make coffee in. Learn something new everyday.

Oi, I'm not posh.

 

[albion]

Both showing your age methinks. Cafetieres, I guess, were fashion in the 90s.

 

[Alex321]

A cafetiere is something posh people make coffee in. Learn something new everyday.

Nah, posh people have barista style Espresso machines.

Cafetieres are for us plebs.

 

[EltonFrog]

Quora.com has a very high Indian usage, near matching that of the USA.
A bit if a chicken and egg syndrome.

The answers all tend towards gibberish, at least for the English version. I can barely recall a time I clicked and actualky found it of any use.

Much like this post.

 

[bobzmyunkle]

Cafetieres, I guess, were fashion in the 90s.

Bought mine in about 90. Apparently I might have been following at the cutting edge of fashion - you learn something new every day.

 

[ColinJ]

I've realised i should never have bought a glass cafetiere as a slight tap on the sink when washing it broke the darn thing
have now ordered a stainless steel replacement that i'm going to bash off everything in the house 😁

I broke 3 glass ones before buying a stainless steel cafetiere on Amazon for a bargain low price. That has been perfect for over 5 years now.

 

[Tenkaykev]

Nah, posh people have barista style Espresso machines.

Cafetieres are for us plebs.

Our Bodum cafetière pleases both in form and function 😎

 

[albion]

Known to some as an OdBum.

 

[lazybloke]

My better half sinks 2-4 mugs of Lavazza each morning, always using a cafetiere.

I occasionally do a cafetiere of decaf in the evening.

 

[richardfm]

Quora.com has a very high Indian usage, near matching that of the USA.
A bit if a chicken and egg syndrome.

The answers all tend towards gibberish, at least for the English version. I can barely recall a time I clicked and actualky found it of any use.

I'm still ignorant. I have no idea what quota.com is

 

[albion]

Spam.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

A cafetiere is something posh people

Get their full Lord English fry up at.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

My better half sinks 2-4 mugs of Lavazza each morning, always using a cafetiere.

I occasionally do a cafetiere of decaf in the evening.

OK - but your location looks like "Leafy Surrey"
so using a cafetiere is probably almost compulsory

unless, of course, you have staff to do it for you