CoffeeGeek - Aabree Coffee Brings You the Rancilio MD40 Grinder

CoffeeGeek - Aabree Coffee Brings You the Rancilio MD40 Grinder ()

  „The Rancilio MD40 coffee grinder has been around a while, but was only available from regional espresso equipment distributors until recently. After steady pressure on Rancilio North America, Aabree Coffee Company was able to convince them that the MD40 should offered to the general public, alongside of its smaller sibling, the Rancilio Rocky.“

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  „Aabree Coffee Company brings the ultimate in Rancilio grinders for home or commercial use: the Rancilio MD40 Espresso Grinder“

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CoffeeGeek - Saeco Via Veneto Detailed Review CoffeeGeek - Saeco Via Veneto Detailed Review

  „Recently, Saeco's Via Veneto, their least expensive espresso machine (in N. America), has turned up at an online and catalog sales vendor for a super low price. (ed.note: this deal has since come and gone) The unit is a rebranded model, called the Melitta Café Express, but it is definitely the 1998 version of the Via Veneto.“

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CoffeeGeek - Espresso: Questions and Answers, How does a ROCK get into a GRINDER? CoffeeGeek - Espresso: Questions and Answers, How does a ROCK get into a GRINDER?

  „Raw coffee off the plantation does go through some rough cleaning, but, as with any agricultural product that is hand harvested, extra stuff is gathered in. The harvested coffee is then often spread on concrete or stone drying platforms, and this is where your rocks may creep in. Once the raw coffee is bagged and shipped, it may get a bit of a dusting through the commonly used raw burlap.“

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CoffeeGeek - Rancilio Rocky - Jack Salch's Review CoffeeGeek - Rancilio Rocky - Jack Salch's Review

  „I had been using a spin blade grinder prior to my adventure into the real world of coffee, the world of espresso coffee. I had been enjoying coffee for many years and even enjoyed the milk based cappy’s and latte’s from places like $tarbucks. After finding CG form on the WWW.  I learned that the spin blade just breaks the beans apart while over heating them as well.“

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  „Bottom Line: If you do drip or have a Starbucks espresso machine -- works fine, but it is a "lightweight" compared to other brands for little more $$.“

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