View topic - How do you make a great cup of coffee? - Coffee Forum (#)
„I drink Caftiere and Esspresso coffee mostly the former. I grind my own beans and have a Gaggia Classic Esspresso maker. To date I have used mostly Colombian Arabica beans for the caftiere but find that taste never matches up with the great smell. What beans, grind, and etc.“
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View topic - VitaMix and grinding beans - Coffee Forum
„Does anyone know if you can grind the coffee beans with a vitamix Blender. Don't have a grinder but do have a vitamix. Thought I would try ordering some whole beans if this vitamix would do the job.“
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„These labels are commonly used in coffee exchange markets in order to identify the type of bean, its quality, and its price. Colombian Milds are typically the highest quality and the most expensive beans, followed by Other Milds, Brazil, and Robustas. back to coffee types“
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View topic - New Gaggia machine user - Coffee Forum
„How fine the bean should be grinded? (The coffee shop can help me to grind as fine as Turkish coffee but warns me it may burn the coffee.)“
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View topic - Canadian shop called Second Cup coffee beans .... opinions? - Coffee Forum
„For all Canadian "coffee nuts", I would like to know if anyone is using coffee beans from SECOND CUP coffee store? I use an Arabica bean that they have called "PARADISO" (black & brown beans), and I find it quite good. It seems to be the right amount of caffeine for me.“
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Supermarket Coffee vs. Specialty Store Coffee
„Before I was an arabica whole bean convert, I once considered if these beans were worth the vast difference in price, which is as much as $3.00 to $7.00 more per pound than canned supermarket varieties. Surely the cost difference alone is enough to make one seriously reconsider any compelling reasons to switch to whole bean coffee. If you are a coffee lover, as I am, who savours the whole coffee making and drinking experience, then the answer is a resounding yes!“
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