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Under 25 posts Topic: Espresso blending help please!     (Pages: 1, 2)
Forum: Coffee Discussions: Home Roasting Talk   Subject: Re: Espresso blending help please!   Posted: Sat May 18, 2013, 3:39am

Preview: Even though it's true that stale Robusta can still produce a lot of crema, I wouldn't go so far as to generally disregard it as poor quality coffee. It's just a different variety than Arabica. Coffea...
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Under 25 posts Topic: Espresso blending help please!     (Pages: 1, 2)
Forum: Coffee Discussions: Home Roasting Talk   Subject: Re: Espresso blending help please!   Posted: Sat May 18, 2013, 3:16am

Preview: Robusta, is simply a cheap filler coffee, it also allows quite  old coffee to produce crema. I would absolutely avoid any blend with Robusta in it.
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Under 25 posts Topic: Water pressure for plumbing
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Water pressure for plumbing   Posted: Sat May 18, 2013, 3:13am

Preview: It will work without one, but I think at your pressure I would be wanting to fit a pressure regulator...Ultimately though, I personally don't like these machines being plumbed in. I prefer to use them...
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Under 25 posts Topic: high or low volume shots for milk based drinks
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Questions and Answers   Subject: Re: high or low volume shots for milk based drinks   Posted: Sat May 18, 2013, 1:44am

Preview: If the coffee beans you buy are quite oily/greasy, it typically means that they're over-roasted.  It also means that the only thing you can really use them for is in conventional lattes or cappuccinos,...
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Under 25 posts Topic: Water pressure for plumbing
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Water pressure for plumbing   Posted: Sat May 18, 2013, 1:37am

Preview: Related to this topic I guess,  After I plumbed in, My Duetto reads 3.5 bar sitting idle. I don't have a pressure regulator installed whatsoever.   I'm hearing two different points of view.. one vendor...
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