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  „"Espresso, Ultimate Coffee" by Kenneth Davids, 1993, published by the Cole Group. "Espresso, from Bean to Cup" by Nick Jurich, 1991, published by Missing Link Press. (Rare these days) "The Perfect Cup" by Timothy Castle, 1991, published by Aris Books. "The Joy of Coffee" by Corby Kummer, 1995, published by Chapters.“

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  „The single best reference on making an espresso or a cappuccino is the book"Espresso From Bean to Cup" by Nick Jurich, 1991, Missing Link Press, Seattle, $11.95,ISBN 1-880289-00-8.Carried by Thanksgiving Coffee. Legendary for its troubleshooting guide.While the advice leans toward pumpusers, the author closes his equipment section with his "sentimental favorite," the Pavoni Europiccola:"Not a machine I can recommend for everyone, this is a machine for the incurable romantic."“

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  „Arabica beans are generally smaller and have a curved split line through them where the Robusta beans are larger and the split in the bean is straight. After roasting the size difference is even more easily discerned.“

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  „The bean designated for an espresso is roasted just slightly longer than regular coffee beans so that the rich oils in the coffee are brought to the surface the bean. It is a surprise to most people to learn that this dark roast contains less caffeine than lighter roasts because the espresso process, hot water passing swiftly through ground coffee, leaves more caffeine in the grounds and less in your demitasse.“

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  „Information and discussion about coffee makers, coffee machines, bean grinders, or anything else espresso and Hardware for Coffee. Discuss your prefered and best coffee hardware & supplies on Coffee Message Board.“

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