View topic - Best Quality Home Espresso Machine - Coffee Forum (#)

  „Great espresso, does everything but drink it for you. Only drawback is the one hopper/grinder, does not allow easy change for decaf or other beans. But what's the point of decaf espresso?“

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CoffeeGeek - Espresso: Questions and Answers, How does a ROCK get into a GRINDER?

  „Raw coffee off the plantation does go through some rough cleaning, but, as with any agricultural product that is hand harvested, extra stuff is gathered in. The harvested coffee is then often spread on concrete or stone drying platforms, and this is where your rocks may creep in. Once the raw coffee is bagged and shipped, it may get a bit of a dusting through the commonly used raw burlap.“

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Drinking Decaffeinated Coffees

  „It doesn't have to be this way. Every so often I find it a pleasant surprise to order a cup of decaf at the end of a meal and find it to be rich and dark and every bit as satisfying as the caffeinated versions I used to chug down by the mugful. So what's the problem here?“

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View topic - how to make espresso at home - its not working for me - Coffee Forum

  „Good espresso at home: to even hope for a decent result one must spend about $200 - $225 for an espresso machine and about $175 to $275 for a grinder. If you go much cheaper than that you're better off getting a Moka pot (aka stove-top "espresso-maker"). Good moka coffee ain't the same as good espresso but it's way better than bad espresso.“

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Espresso Tutorial Chapter 6 - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada

  „What are the chances of this happening in the first attempt? Well, if you have played around with your grinder and your coffee is fresh or if you have had your local roaster grind it for you, you might just score on the first breakaway. Success is measured in a variety of ways with the espresso shot. Double or single shots take the same amount of time.“

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