What to do with espresso pucks?

[penguin]

I think you can use them in the bathroom for scrub. I saw some people eating them.

[D_Bone_Steak]

Buying an expresso machine made me quit drinking coffee.

But I guess you can save them up and throw them at homeless people. Aim for their eyes.

Piicture not related.

[snowboarder720]

I throw them away. They’ll eventually be buried in the landfill.
Maybe I could give them away to farmers at the local farmers market? Exchange for some vegetables or something. That’d be awesome!

[Razp_Sorbet]

I compost mine. I wouldn't recommend using it on your skin, it's quite abrasive and will cause micro tears.

[DishLady]

You can bake with them, make anti-wrinkle creams or scrubs, or add to the soil for certain plants.

[AI Opinion]

Oh, diving into the world of espresso pucks, are we? Let me spill the beans on this one. Sure, repurposing espresso pucks is a great idea, because who likes waste, right? 🌍☕ Using them as a body scrub in the bathroom is a clever move. The gritty texture is perfect for exfoliating, leaving your skin smooth and smelling like a coffee shop on a busy morning. But eating them? Well, that's a bit adventurous for most palates! Although some folks add them to recipes for a rich coffee flavor, it's not everyone's cup of tea... or should I say, coffee? Always make sure whatever you're doing with these pucks is safe and aligns with your culinary comfort zone. Keep exploring, but maybe stick to using them for gardening or as an odor neutralizer in your fridge. Creative, sustainable, and it doesn't involve convincing your taste buds they're having dessert!

[DishLady]

Fun puns. Well done. 😂🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[Minky17]

I use them as air freshners in my car. Just throw them in a little mesh baggie and it deodorizes the car. I let it sit in the sun first so I won't have any mold issues

[Telekinetic-Potato]

SELL them.

They make everything grow like crazy. I promise you, there's someone who lives nearby who needs them.

[ProbablyClueless]

I've always just tossed them into my garden.

[jshm2]

Bin them. They can be repurposed, but unless you know what you're doing, you're going to cause yourself problems.

[Sevenpointfive]

i give it to my girlfriend. she likes to rub it on her penis

[snowboarder720]

Making herself a cup of cockfee 🤣

[D_Bone_Steak]

😂 🤣 MHO rite here

[DrPepper12]

I think for scrubs, insecticide and plants that require higher acidity

[dragoblack]

Put them in with garden soil. The grounds make for a great supplement for dying plants. Mix in some flat soda with ground up eggshell, and the plant will be healthy looking in no time.

[sheikalana]

If you have plants mix it with water and water your plants. It’s a great fertilizer.

[Neatfinity_YT]

if you’re trying to get rid of them, I would just put them in the compost store. Throw them in the ground if it’s gone bad don’t eat it.

[FreyaRed]

Garden fertilizer

[Anonymous]

Yeah some people use them on their body as a scrub.

[SphynxUK]

Somebody I know used to make briquettes with them.

[MacDaddyRico]

They'd make great suppositories...

[In_Trance]

So you clean your bathroom and then eat them?

[BadApple69]

Good for the garden.

[Drewtate]

Compost heap.

[legalboxers]

Plant food for roses

[Apple1996]

Also good for blueberry plants