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Food You Can Make in a Coffee Maker | Geekosystem

Like so many before me, I was once hungry in college. With term papers looming and the dining hall already closed for the night, food had to come from somewhere. That was the night I learned to make ramen in my coffee maker. At first I was nervous, pouring the hot water over noodles in my bowl, covering them, and letting it steep. Eventually, I became more adventurous: cooking the noodles in the carafe; putting the seasoning packet in the basket that normally holds the filter; adding an egg. Thi

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Jaden, SteamyKitchen

I had no idea you could make beer in a coffee maker http://ow.ly/455gC

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Cappuccino Recipe Without An Expensive Machine Recipe - Food.com - 286680

food.com — “Cappuccino is an espresso coffee that is mixed (or topped) with steamed milk or cream. As good as it is, it will cost you many a deniro at a place like Starbucks OR you can purchase an espresso cappuccino maker to display on your own kitchen counter for about $600. That's a lot for a machine that specializes in gourmet flavored coffee. For the rest of us, here's an easy Cappuccino recipe for all those weekend mornings at home when you want to treat yourself to something special AND all you need ” View full resource at food.com

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Fav coffee drink of Ingles FB fans...CAPPUCCINO here's how 2 make w/o machine: http://t.co/663JlAa

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Handpresso – a handheld espresso coffee maker you can fit in a pocket | The world of food and cooking

sharemykitchen.com — “It is highly portable, uses no electricity, and yet is capable of making a decent espresso anywhere. And when I say anywhere, I mean anywhere - every” View full resource at sharemykitchen.com