CoffeeGeek - Members: Buy, Sell and Trade, Probat L5 Roaster - 1993, Very Light Use (#)
„Please do your research on this item before bidding and before emailing questions. Probat is a very well known brand and there is an abundance of information regarding this roaster available on the net. As I mentioned, I answer all of my emails - however, I simply do not have the time to answer obvious questions about the operation of this unit; answers which can be found by doing a simple google search or visiting one of the many coffee forums. Please do your homework - this is not an inexpensive item up for bidding.“
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CoffeeGeek - Swissmar Alpenrost First Look
„The Swissmar (website ) Alpenrost is a product that many home roasters and almost as many small professional roasters anticipated. Before it came to market, there was no viable half pound roaster available to the public for a price below $1,000, and the ones hovering around that price point were more often than not based on air roasting technology. The Alpenrost is a drum roaster, using electrical heating coils to do its job, and that made it highly desirable.“
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„I have a Fresh roast plus 8 .If you have a decent exhaust fan in your kitchen you may get away with the FR+8. It does produce some smoke but you may also want to open a window if nearby.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/coffee/homeroast/ 103749
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CoffeeGeek - Espresso: General Discussion, Coffee Vacations?
„Saw several coffee farms. Greenwell farms had the best tour. UCC (Japanese) were the friendliest. They had a roaster in their gift shop and served some outstanding espresso.“
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CoffeeGeek - Coffee Crisis: TechnoServe Releases Fact-Based Industry Analysis
„TechnoServe estimates that the effort to convert 2.6 million bags of commercial coffee to specialty coffee would cost approximately $50 million over a 5-year period, in order to: assess roaster needs; identify potential farmers; provide technical and business assistance; facilitate access to financing; and provide industry-level support.3 The effort would focus on supplying the gourmet/high-quality segment of the specialty market (which now comprises 93% of all specialty coffee sold), followed by Fair Trade-certified and other certified coffees, like organic, shade-grown and bird-friendly (currently 7% of all specialty coffee sold). Specialty initiatives should focus on Central America, Colombia, East Africa and Mexico, which together account for 86% of all specialty coffees produced in 2002.4“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/resources/pressreleases/ technoservedec42003
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CoffeeGeek - Hearthware Precision Roaster
„Accessories & Misc : Hearthware Precision Roaster“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/accessories/ hearthware_precision_roaster
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