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„ The others drink the cheap stuff.... Mom & Dad used to drink Hills Bros., using about 2-3 scoops for 10 cups. It looked like a light rust in the cup. I had a "somewhat" different taste for coffee (using whole beans in Cal.)...“
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„ I was going to delay the purchase but I saw that the Daily Grind had dropped the price to $325 (The price had since just gone up to $345). It may be odd to say, but I‘m glad that I worked my way up the expresso machine chain (Krups steam toy -$60; Krups pump toy -$100; each busticated from use before being replaced). I would have hated to have dropped the money on a Silvia and then find out that it didn‘t really matter to my quality of life -- spending money for the sake of spending money is a very expensive hobby.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/consumer/rancilio_silvia/ chris1
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„Overall I have been extremely pleased with the Freshroast Plus Roaster. I have found that most of the reviews I read prior to purchasing were correct. It is simple to use.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/accessories/freshroast_roaster/ jbeecham
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„The manual (yes, I RTFM) states that a MAXIMUM of 15 scoops of ground coffee per brew cycle can be used). I then carefully measured out 12 scoops (using Cuisinarts provided scoop, I guess around 6 grams per scoop) of the freshly ground, 2 day rested Yrg, and dumped this into the supplied permanent gold filter (You may also use a #4 paper filter). I figured with the slightly smaller scoop then my 7.25 gram scoop, I'd cut back the water amount a cup, thus 11 cups of water rather than 12. Cuisinart actually recommends 12 scoops/12 cups, but we like our brew a bit stronger.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/drip/cuisinart_brewcentral/ imawriter
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„ It is VERY easy to tell a 2 degree F difference on the set point of the PID in the cup. I'm guessing that Marzocco has a reason for the way theirs are set up, perhaps it is preferable for a commercial environment. Honestly I have no idea. All I do know is that you should be able to have it set up in such a way that every time you hit the button to brew, you should be able to get the same temp in the portafilter.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/espresso/general/ 101879
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„I'm happy with my Capresso EspressoPro (~$250; I got it on sale for $200). It makes good espresso using preground Lavazza or Illy with a minimal learning curve. I'm not much of a milk fan so I haven't tried much along the cap/latte side, but I have verified it makes satisfactory mochas.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/espresso/questions/ 35000
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