Coffee spoon

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Spoons, boards and a bowl from the "I love nature" workshop.

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The Chemex coffeemaker is known for its iconic design. Its hourglass shaped flask is made entirely of borosilicate glass, a chemically inert material that does not absorb odors or chemical residues. Includes a polished wood collar with a leather tie that serves as a handle. Can also be used to brew tea. Size: 9" H x 5 1/4" Diameter / Capacity: 40 oz Care: Recommend hand washing Brewing instructions: Open the Chemex-Bonded Coffee Filter into a cone. One side should have three layers. …

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Bent hard maple handle with cherry bowl. Perfect for coffee, salts, spices etc. 1.5 x 4.5 Approx 1tsp. PRE-ORDER - ships January 27th - Online Store Powered by Storenvy

About a month ago, I went totally spoon crazy. I bought a hook knife on ebay and a chunk of walnut at the lumber store, and started carving my first spoon. I thought I'd get through one, maybe, then toss it aside, move on, and never carve another spoon in my life, but as you see... apparently that did not happen. What followed was an inability to put down my hook knife. There was just something about being able to carve hardwood like it was butter, scraping out the inside of the bowl and…

Regular readers of this blog knows that I like coffee. But I don't like all coffee, I don't like coffeemaker coffee! It's perhaps because its always too hot or I'm just ruined by all the cups of horrible office brewed coffee I've been forced to endure during endless meetings. But after having traveled Indochina I'm starting to developed a taste for single cup drip coffees. Sure in Indochina you get it strong and sweeten with condensed milk, but the brewing method is pretty much the same. So…