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CoffeeGeek - Technivorm Clubline - All - Steve Shelton's Review

CoffeeGeek - Technivorm Clubline - All - Steve Shelton's Review ()

  „...and to some extent, this is also true of the Technivorm KB741 Thermo.  What this machine does, and does so very well ~ is not "automatic drip" but to perfectly automate the fundamental pour-over process:  you get measured, well-distributed bursts of ideally heated water over the cone; ie., consistency is this machine's great promise.  How Much Coffee you should put into that cone, and How Much Hot Water you should allow the KB741 to flow ~ is something that you must Get A Feeling For, for any beverage quantity output goal.“

http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/drip/technivorm_clubline/monsieurgonzo/ 2375 - Cached

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  „Hi there...does anyone know where I can buy a reasonably priced expresso machine in Toronto??? In the $100-150 range.“

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  „I've tried bypassing using the ground coffee setting (without coffee) but it doesn't clear it. Decalcifying didn't help (use filtered water anyway) and never received a decalcify warning.“

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