Seasoned Coffee Mug - United States Navy Chief View
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Ever wonder what a seasoned coffee mug is? Are you curious how to season a coffee mug? This is the video for you! As a retired US Navy Chief, I know first-hand how the Chief's Mess embraces seasoning coffee mugs! This video is the down and dirty on what it is, how it's done, and what NOT to do also.
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This explains my grandfather so much. He was a Master Chief boiler tech from 1950-1970. He always drank from the same cup. It was plastic. It was well seasoned.
When I ask my dad how he takes.his coffee he says "black, in a dirty cup". This statement has much more meaning now! Thanks!
I have a coffee mug I bought while stationed in New Orleans LA that has only been washed 2-3 times. The last time is was washed was in 2018 when one of the mess cranks in the Chiefs Mess on the IKE cleaned out my mug. 5 years of work down the drain. Thankfully I got it back to where it is now: nice and seasoned.
Yall are WILD
My old man was a chief until he retired. I learned how to season from him, and I still season 1 cup in particular. I had it at work one day and the vice president of the company was using my spot because I was out on vacation. He literally took a look at this cup and said it was the most disgusting thing he had ever seen.
No I'm not saying that this cup has saved me from bacteria and viruses, but it took me over 2 years to get COVID Well everyone else got it before me
Our standard 'mess cups,' were stainless steel. A fresh scrubbed stainless cup will add a metallic flavor to 'whatever,' you put in it. Hot beverages just made it stronger.
So 'personal,' coffee mugs were used.
Seems I remember a 'pegboard,' where sailors hung their personal mugs. Then they didn't have to use the stainless cups, that were used mostly by deak apes and bilge rats!
This just popped up on my feed!!! Wow, look at that beard! Great info!! LOVE that kind of custom ☕💯☕💯
Still Chiefing, awesome. Great info. Keep up the good work, from on brother to another.
I’m not grown enough to handle black coffee yet lol. Guess I’ll have to keep washing
Hell yeah brother
My buddy came over a few months back to stay at my place for a couple of days. We went out and had a fun night between breweries. Came back to my house and fell asleep. He wakes up for coffee and finds my only visible mug. He says, "This looks nasty AF." I hand him one of my traditional coffee cups. I love you bud, but don't fuck with my seasoned coffee mug. Pure flavors from different port countries.
I bet the Brits do it with tea. If you use a white ceramic cup to drink that really strong English tea it starts staining the cup after only a few cups. I wonder what that stuff does to your teeth. Guess you better brush after tea pretty quickly haha
I do this all the time...I heard a story about a seaman first class who was was chewed out by his chief for cleaning his mug.
Hello chief! I’m new to the navy and I think this is an awesome tradition! So basically the way to season your cup is to just drink out of it everyday and never wash it and it’ll eventually season like yours? Or is there a special trick to get it to be super dirty looking like yours? Thanks for your time Chief!
It had to be coffee straight black. If you add anything to it, you’ll need to wash your mug as it will build bacteria. If you drink your coffee black, drink it, let it dry, then drink more and repeat.
Enjoy your time in the Navy brother!
You will find that senior enlisted Army will do the same thing. Do NOT wash the CSM's cup either!
How does one make Navy coffee with salt? What’s the recipe? Former Marine here...hoooyah and ooorah!
It's really strong coffee with just a pinch of salt for the whole pot. Supposedly it takes out the bitterness. It was really for coffee that doesn't have the best tasting water or the best quality beans I think.
Not based on any historical fact but I'm guessing that it goes back to the days of serving on wooden ships. Every surface of the ship inside and out would be exposed to the salt air, sea spray, and leaky decks. Sailors just got used to tasting salt in their coffee. Much like the rainbow sheen of JP5 on your coffee when serving on an aircraft carrier. 😅
That's not going to happen being married to a Filipina. My wife put a stop to that no matter what I said....