December 2003 Guest Archives - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada (#)
„I Inherited an AMA Milano Expresso machine. By accident I did not turn it off after making an expresso. By the time I've noticed, the machine has stopped heating.“
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„I have a AMA Milano expresso machine that I believe was purchased in 1990. There are no instructions, can anyone help?“
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„At home, I use the bodum press method. I do not have an expresso machine at home for now. In the near future, I may add one to suppliment press coffee (most likely it will become the way around, that press coffee will suppliment expresso coffee). Recently, I discovered your and other coffee sites while trying to find a relatively inexpensive burr coffee grinder.“
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March Q&A - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada
„I was given an Estro Vapore expresso machine and do not have directions for its use. Will you tell me how to use the machine, or where to get a directions book?“
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January Q&A - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada
„Dear Editor, (Do you mind if I call you Ed in the future?) Me again...Well, today I was showing my son the AMA Milano and telling him about how helpful your site was, since I didn't know how to use it. He was screwing around with the box and said, "why didn't you use these?" Turns out the directions were under one of the flaps. I don't mind admitting the stupid mistake since I'm semi-anonymous on this thing...besides, I'm getting old and can't be held responsible for my mistakes....right?“
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„In 1986 Equal Exchange introduced fair trade to the U.S. coffee industry as a way to create better living conditions and more opportunities for struggling coffee farmers in poor countries. After years of slowly building the fair trade market Equal Exchange has recently been joined by over 100 companies who now offer at least one fair trade certified coffee. The company hopes to duplicate this success within the cocoa trade.“
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