yqqwe223/dabblet.css

## dabblet.css
/**
 * Grind your beans to the correct rudeness for the type of coffee maker you are using
 */

background: #f06;
background: linear-gradient(45deg, #f06, yellow);
min-height: 100%;

## dabblet.html
<!-- content to be placed inside <body>…</body> -->
<body>
<p>Iight container. </p>
<p> Grind your beans to the correct rudeness for the type of coffee maker you are using </p>
<a href='https://www.coffeedeals.club' target='_blank'>coffee</a>
<p> Buy a good coffee grinder </p>
<a href='https://Google.com' target='_blank'>Google.com</a>

<img src='https://www.coffeedeals.club/static/sitebanner.jpg' /><P> Use a good coffee grinder, like Capresso Burr grinder on the right. </p>

<P> Buy a coffee grinder that allows you to vary the rudeness of coffee compliances. The routine must be adapted to the coffee brewer you are using. Using the correct routine is a key element in how to make a coffee you will really enjoy. </p>
<p> A thick routine: This coffee routine is quite large, suitable for French presses and percolators. </p>
<P> Middle woman: a grinding of multiple use, suitable for most drip type brewers. </p>

<P> Final Grüte: This is the routine you would want for the espresso. </p>
<P> You can buy the infinite grill of Capresso in the photo of the photo of Amazon.com. </p>
<P> Read our page about different different types of coffee grinders. </p>
<p> Use good water. </p>

<P> Coffee is 98%, and bad water can make a difference in taste. There is little Poin  </p>

<p>To learn how to make coffee, and investing in good beans and a coffee maker, if the final flavor is spoiled by poor water. </p>
<p> If you have a good tap water, it's fine. But if it does not, try filtering the water before Brete. Or, for those of us with terrible tasting water, use bottled water. </p>
<P> We have a full page on the use of the best water to make coffee here ... </p>
<P> Use the correct proportion of coffee beans to water. </p>
<p> Coffee Scoop </p>
<p> Measure your coffee with a spoonful of coffee or a set of scales. </p>
<p> 13Save </p>
<p> For every 6 ounces of water, you need 2 tablespoons of level level or 1 measure of coffee standard coffee. </p>
<p> 6 ounces will give you a cup of coffee, but not a cup. If you are making a cup of coffee, that's more like 8 ounces, and you will want to use 2 tablespoons from ½ to 3 levels of ground coffee. </p>
<P> Tip: In case of doubt, always add a little more ground coffee. The number one reason for the disappointment of coffee tasting is because you used too much water and too little ground coffe  </p></body>

## dabblet.js
// alert('Hello world!');

## settings.json
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	/**
	* Grind your beans to the correct rudeness for the type of coffee maker you are using
	*/

	background: #f06;
	background: linear-gradient(45deg, #f06, yellow);
	min-height: 100%;
	<!-- content to be placed inside <body>…</body> -->
	<body>
	<p>Iight container. </p>
	<p> Grind your beans to the correct rudeness for the type of coffee maker you are using </p>
	<a href='https://www.coffeedeals.club' target='_blank'>coffee</a>
	<p> Buy a good coffee grinder </p>
	<a href='https://Google.com' target='_blank'>Google.com</a>

	<img src='https://www.coffeedeals.club/static/sitebanner.jpg' /><P> Use a good coffee grinder, like Capresso Burr grinder on the right. </p>

	<P> Buy a coffee grinder that allows you to vary the rudeness of coffee compliances. The routine must be adapted to the coffee brewer you are using. Using the correct routine is a key element in how to make a coffee you will really enjoy. </p>
	<p> A thick routine: This coffee routine is quite large, suitable for French presses and percolators. </p>
	<P> Middle woman: a grinding of multiple use, suitable for most drip type brewers. </p>

	<P> Final Grüte: This is the routine you would want for the espresso. </p>
	<P> You can buy the infinite grill of Capresso in the photo of the photo of Amazon.com. </p>
	<P> Read our page about different different types of coffee grinders. </p>
	<p> Use good water. </p>

	<P> Coffee is 98%, and bad water can make a difference in taste. There is little Poin </p>

	<p>To learn how to make coffee, and investing in good beans and a coffee maker, if the final flavor is spoiled by poor water. </p>
	<p> If you have a good tap water, it's fine. But if it does not, try filtering the water before Brete. Or, for those of us with terrible tasting water, use bottled water. </p>
	<P> We have a full page on the use of the best water to make coffee here ... </p>
	<P> Use the correct proportion of coffee beans to water. </p>
	<p> Coffee Scoop </p>
	<p> Measure your coffee with a spoonful of coffee or a set of scales. </p>
	<p> 13Save </p>
	<p> For every 6 ounces of water, you need 2 tablespoons of level level or 1 measure of coffee standard coffee. </p>
	<p> 6 ounces will give you a cup of coffee, but not a cup. If you are making a cup of coffee, that's more like 8 ounces, and you will want to use 2 tablespoons from ½ to 3 levels of ground coffee. </p>
	<P> Tip: In case of doubt, always add a little more ground coffee. The number one reason for the disappointment of coffee tasting is because you used too much water and too little ground coffe </p></body>