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  • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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    The key is to distill the water out and pour it into the new beans. You don't even need new water, it's pure πŸ”₯ πŸ‘Œ πŸ’― 🀧 😍 😩 πŸ”₯

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    • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

      cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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      okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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      • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

        okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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        mbourgon@lemmy.world
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        Thank god , I was worried there was something I’d missed on cold brew coffee and I should be bleaching more things between runs

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        • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

          okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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          Unless coffee is too acidic this is one instance where mentioning botulism might actually be justified

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          • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

            okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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            rebekahwsd@lemmy.world
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            The thing I remember listeria getting into for my food manager safety cert was underheated nacho cheese and deli meats!

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            • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

              cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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              I wash my cauldron between batches. Seems legit.

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              • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

                cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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                My therapist told me not to view things so negatively. So instead of saying "I have listeria", go "I have thousands of new small friends"

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                • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

                  okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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                  ryedaft@sh.itjust.works
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                  Listeria survives well in a cold, wet environment so I would say it was spot on.

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                  • venus_ziegenfalle@feddit.orgV venus_ziegenfalle@feddit.org

                    Unless coffee is too acidic this is one instance where mentioning botulism might actually be justified

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                    theslad@sh.itjust.works
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                    I thought botulism thrived in room-temp anaerobic environments? If theyre constantly opening and refreshing thier cold brew coffee and keeping it in the fridge then i dont think botulism is much of a risk.

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                    • I iii@mander.xyz

                      My therapist told me not to view things so negatively. So instead of saying "I have listeria", go "I have thousands of new small friends"

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                      venator@lemmy.nz
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                      Wouldn't it be closer to millions?

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                      • V venator@lemmy.nz

                        Wouldn't it be closer to millions?

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                        iii@mander.xyz
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                        Even better!

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                        • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

                          cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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                          rakonat@lemmy.world
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                          I'm the caveman who thought this was craft beer or something. Y'all drinking coffee cold? Scared caveman noises.

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                          • V venator@lemmy.nz

                            Wouldn't it be closer to millions?

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                            Definitely. The minimum infective dose is around 10-100 million CFUs.

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                            • V venator@lemmy.nz

                              Wouldn't it be closer to millions?

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                              Maybe most of them aren't friends, just some... Millions of new flatmates, meaning a guarantee of thousands of new friends!

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                              • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

                                okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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                                wolframhydroxide@sh.itjust.works
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                                I am confused. You are not the OP?

                                * OHH THE OG OOP.

                                <bows>

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                                • R rakonat@lemmy.world

                                  I'm the caveman who thought this was craft beer or something. Y'all drinking coffee cold? Scared caveman noises.

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                                  socsa@piefed.social
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                                  Doing longer extractions (12hr+) with room temperature water makes very smooth coffee with much less bitterness and significantly higher caffeine content. It's also less fussy - set it up in the evening and have great coffee in the morning.

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                                  • abbotsbury@lemmy.worldA abbotsbury@lemmy.world

                                    okay so since this is the science memes community, did I choose the right foodborne illness or was there a better punchline than listeria?

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                                    krauerking@lemy.lol
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                                    Well I have had it 3 times (Caramel apples, Hummus, Ice Cream)

                                    And I think I made that face each time sooo.. Yeah I think it works.

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                                    • toes@ani.socialT toes@ani.social

                                      cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30571968

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                                      Maybe there's something I don't understand (I don't drink coffee at all), but coffee is antimicrobial and doesn't need to be kept out of the food safety danger zone. I should think it would take an extremely long time to grow pathogens.

                                      Relevant study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/388799782_Survival_of_Listeria_monocytogenes_in_commercially_available_refrigerated_cold-brewed_coffee

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                                      • S stray@pawb.social

                                        Maybe there's something I don't understand (I don't drink coffee at all), but coffee is antimicrobial and doesn't need to be kept out of the food safety danger zone. I should think it would take an extremely long time to grow pathogens.

                                        Relevant study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/388799782_Survival_of_Listeria_monocytogenes_in_commercially_available_refrigerated_cold-brewed_coffee

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                                        rustydrd@sh.itjust.works
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                                        I think the concern initially was that cold brew may be more prone to bacterial contamination than normal coffee, because it has lower acidity and the water used to make it is not boiled. But like the study you linked found, it seems to be safe at least when refrigerated.

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                                        • S stray@pawb.social

                                          Maybe there's something I don't understand (I don't drink coffee at all), but coffee is antimicrobial and doesn't need to be kept out of the food safety danger zone. I should think it would take an extremely long time to grow pathogens.

                                          Relevant study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/388799782_Survival_of_Listeria_monocytogenes_in_commercially_available_refrigerated_cold-brewed_coffee

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                                          prettyflyforafatguy@feddit.uk
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                                          idk man, the shit that comes out of the drip tray of my coffee machine sure smells like it has a lot of bacteria in it

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