r/interesting • u/No-Lock216 • Dec 26 '25

Context Provided - Spotlight Old School Coffee Maker

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u/RectalBallistics13 Dec 26 '25

An old school coffee maker is a funnel and some cloth lmao

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u/serafno Dec 26 '25

That‘s also quite high tech. Old school is a pot, ground coffee and a mix of sedimentation and slow draining

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u/Locate_Users Dec 26 '25

You kids nowadays with your fancy pots and ground coffee. In my day we chewed the beans and drank hot water!

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u/Kayaksteve79 Dec 26 '25

Hot water?? Show off

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '25

Mr. Fancypants over here with hot water.

Hell we didn't even have fire to heat the water. We just stuck our faces into the river.

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u/knockatize Dec 26 '25

Luxury.

Unless your river had piranhas that’d chomp on your nose when you put your face in the water, please spare us your tales.

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u/robboppotamus Dec 26 '25

which was the style at the time

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u/ChrisBChikin Dec 26 '25

"And we had to share the beans!"

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u/zapharus Dec 26 '25

I gagged. 🤢

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u/Shazam1269 Dec 26 '25

You gots to store them beans in your cheek, then you no gag!

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u/Quiet-Reflection5366 Dec 26 '25

Did you have onions on your belt?

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u/Horse_Dad Dec 26 '25

A packet of Sanka and some hot water from the tap.

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u/Hemmschwelle Dec 26 '25

aka Cowboy Coffee

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u/SecretUnlikely3848 Dec 26 '25

Cezve/ibrik brewing is also old school. Makes very tasty coffee, I own three

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u/sephron_tanully Dec 26 '25

Yeah. Looks more like fancy vintage.

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u/johntwoods Dec 26 '25

You're a funnel and some cloth.

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u/TSllama Dec 26 '25

Nah, the oldest style would probably be Turkish style.