I found that out later. Thanks.

But I'm pretty sure that grinder got used for multiple purposes including making coffee grounds

@@1995arv I hope they cleaned it first, talk about putting some pop in your morning cup.

I’m sure that grinder getting multiple uses gave the coffee quite a kick.

Drink coffee black, its the healthiest for most people

HAHA! OK Kelly!

Yeah, well Rex likes his coffee black, too!

Thank you, sir.

Thanks! We are gonna keep it up.

Yeah. I like that they drank it before bed. Wouldn't work with me...I'd be up all night.

I remember when my father came home from Vietnam with a coffee pot from his k- rations. This pot made the most tasteful cup of coffee this brings back such good memories

@@ArizonaGhostriders I still drink it before bed.

@@brianfuller5868 Wish I could...love it.

What about the ever present and popular pork n beans?

Thank you so much!

So glad to hear it and welcome!

@@ArizonaGhostriders very much appreciated thanks.

Aloha to you, too. Never had the pleasure of that coffee. Will have to try it one day. Batjac, if you're reading this, get on that order, will ya?

Thanks, Mary! I appreciate that.

@@ArizonaGhostriders you ARE basically my history teacher, since the ones i have don't know half as much as you

It’s unfortunate in this era that our “history” has been conveniently altered to fit into political narratives and rhetoric. That’s not to say that there hasn’t been any of that in the past because usually the typical historical narratives have been penned by the victors. This particular “watering hole” gathers so many interesting parties of inquisitive people seeking real historical answers to their questions making this channel a wealth of true, accurate, interesting and also entertaining history. I especially love the T. Rex cameos. 😂 BTW what’s the backstory on the T. Rex?

You will enjoy this weekend's video, Bob. Because of this video you just watched Arbuckle's Coffee and I have struck up a friendship and we are going to do some future collaborations.

I love the smell of coffee, the beans, grinding them. I love coffee ice cream, coffee with chocolate and milk. But coffee itself is awful. I had a Navy chief wanted me to make coffee because I was night shift. He was a waste of skin, always sitting around shooting the spit with several buddies, getting in the way, not doing a lick of work. Everyone knew I didn't drink coffee. So one morning he shows me how to make coffee. 30 cup green urn, two scoops of grind, cold water so it cooks longer (it's been a long long time and I probably have these details wrong). So I made it like mud, 2 or 3 or 4 times as much grind. He almost spit it out. I said I don't drink coffee, how was I supposed to know it was bad, it all tastes bad to me. He said too much grind. So next night, I made it like tea, half a scoop, hot water. He never asked me again. He knew the drill. He would have had to write me up, and the minute he did that, I'd stop doing all the other stuff I was doing above my pay grade, like weighing fire extinguishers, testing battle lanterns, helping the new guys. Everyone else thought it was pretty funny, even the division officer. No one liked that waste of skin.

Thank you!

They are supposed to settle the grounds. Not sure how well it works, but that's what my sources say.

I imagine you'd shoot even faster with shot of espresso in your system. HA! Thanks, Glocked, for your continued support. BTW, folks, he shoots really fast already.

Enjoy! Folgers is a standby, alright.

HA!

+Arizona Ghostriders Also, if you want a fresh take on westerns, check a Weird West japanese comic (manga) set in 1890, Steel Ball Run Its about a cripple jockey who starts a race from San Diego to New York for a 50 million USD price, and finds himself and a strange new companion entangled in bizarre scenarios and gunfights with supernatural powers

@@uomosenzanomo6465 Sounds interesting. Thanks for the info on it!

You're welcome. Arbuckles has a slightly smoky taste, and isn't for everyone. Hope you like it.

So, that is great to hear. Make it interesting for them.

Thanks for watching. Yeah, JW and I will get that going.

@@ArizonaGhostriders just a note that grinder in the but stock of the sharps is a prototype and no one is sure they were ever issued unless information has been found since i last looked into it also the grinder was also a grist mill for making flour

Thank you!

Cool! I like their stuff.

You too, and thanks for watching!

Way to go!

Well thanks!

Good!

My pleasure.

Thanks. Lemme guess, you've got your favorite blend in your hand right now?

That's awesome!

Thank you!

Here's another tidbit: Arbuckles' is now made right here in Tucson! Thank you for adding your personality to my video.

Enjoy

Hey, fellow Tucsonan! Trail Dust Town is a great place. I am fortunate that they let me film there.

Hmmmm.....I think they would get rancid!

Thanks so much!

More to come!

HA! Thanks, Austin.

It still going strong

You're welcome

Good.

Thank you!

I love the Mexicali.

Thank You!

Interesting!!

Maybe. They fought for it on at least one cattle drive, I read.

Your welcome, Deven! Happy that you are enjoying them.

LOL!!

Hope you like it. It definitely comes from the Sonoran desert. Got a certain aroma...

Arizona Ghostriders even better, our California deserts are great and all but certainly not the same. Thanks again for making one of my favorite channels on KZfaq.

Always learning here. You too!

It was fun!

Yeah...it is good!

Thank you!!

Yes, that's why there is a correction in the description field. Thanks, though!

@@ArizonaGhostriders Oop. I didn't realize. I apologize. Great video though!

No worries

LOL! Thanks.

Cool!

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Interesting!!

I think many of us do, Joe. They make great brass holders, eh?

They are also great for storing smaller containers of boot oil and any greasy/oily rags and brushes used to get the oil on your boots.

Thank You! JT is good people.

Thanks, Dave! BTW, my Morgan line is from Limerick. In the right vicinity, cuz?

oh no.........nowhere near, my lot are from South Wales, coal miners and all that.....I don't know any further back than that .....

Drat!!!

So cool. That's the way I've had it at Chuckwagon events.

I have founda few newspaper clippings talking about Arbuckles coffee fromt the era, so it was one of the more popular ones.

That's cool! My Father and brother were Marines. Semper Fidelis.

Old Tucson used to sell sampler packs. Maybe Arbuckles still does.

Wait WHAT?? Naw, I knew that. Tons of Americans prefer tea over coffee, interestingly.

HA! Thank you!

Thank you. I've made a few on hats. Shaping, buying cheaper ones, etc.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

Right? Me too

HAHA! Yeah, I've never tried it either with the eggshells.

@@ArizonaGhostriders Don't bother.

Thank You! Nice to meet ya

Morning! That is a way for sure.

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Sounds good to me.

Thank You!

He does!

HAHAH!

Make it in the morning when it's cool out.

Chicory "coffee" has a fascinating history.

It is a custom hat made by his friend at facebook.com/moviehatsandmore

As long as it was hot and had some flavor....it was gold.

I bet all of them!

One time at the coffee shop I put in an order for an Americano. I step aside and guy behind me went something like "Make me a triple nonfat hazelnut ice-blended with two pumps of mocha and three concentric swirls of whipped cream in a counter-clockwise direction..." Guess who got their order first? Not the fellow who basically wanted brown stuff in water.

As a former barista, I can tell you I would have loved to use that line and gotten away with it.

Thank you!

Maybe.

New information shows that it was not meant for griding coffee, but wheat or oats for the horses.

Cains? Hmmmm....unfamiliar. Good one?