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Under 25 posts Topic: Please don't laugh!     (Pages: 1, 2)
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Please don't laugh!   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 6:05am

Preview: Grinder, Grinder, Grinder.
Coffeenoobie
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Under 25 posts Topic: $450 to spend, and this is what I came up with
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: $450 to spend, and this is what I came up with   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 6:05am

Preview: I agree, spend your money on a grinder and then save up for a step up in machine rather than a sideways move.  I love my vario W.  I know it is not as robust as the Super Jolly but I could not fit a...
Coffeenoobie
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Under 25 posts Topic: Lever Machine right for me?     (Pages: 1, 2)
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Lever Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Lever Machine right for me?   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 5:57am

Preview: The consensus is that the Caravel is by far the easiest of all the vintage home levers to use and that they produce some of the best ristrettos. You don't get very much volume at all.  However it will be...
crazy4espresso
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24-49 posts Topic: Coffee in Houston     (Pages: 1, 2, 3, 4)
Forum: World Regional: United States Central   Subject: Re: Coffee in Houston   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 5:48am

Preview: I agree about Blacksmith. I visited a few weeks ago when I was visiting Houston.  That GS3 was formerly owned by a CG/HB forum member and has been modified for pressure profiling (I think it has a...
shawndo
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Under 25 posts Topic: Nespresso     (Pages: 1, 2, 3)
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Nespresso   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 5:19am

Preview: I looked at his old posts and it seems to me he has been asking the same question in different forms since 2011.  I am not sure he is listening to any advice he has gotten here.  And I am not sure he...
Coffeenoobie
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Under 25 posts Topic: Specialty coffee roasters Italy
Forum: World Regional: Western Europe   Subject: Re: Specialty coffee roasters Italy   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 4:19am

Preview: You could freeze the beans you don't consume immediately in order to keep them fresh.
NobbyR
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50 or more posts Topic: Another DB Quickmill     (Pages: 1 ... 10, 11, 12)
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Another DB Quickmill   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 4:17am

Preview: Lower voltage means lower amperage - not higher -  so even less likely to be problematic if voltage is a bit low.
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Under 25 posts Topic: Specialty coffee roasters Italy
Forum: World Regional: Western Europe   Subject: Re: Specialty coffee roasters Italy   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 4:15am

Preview: Hmm they seem to ship minimum 2kg at once (and not that cheaply either); I use cca. 250g/week, so this is definitely too much for me.. Thanks though...
dabac
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Under 25 posts Topic: Anaheim?     (Pages: 1, 2)
Forum: World Regional: United States West   Subject: Re: Anaheim?   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 4:04am

Preview: Interesting, When I am there, people range to their 60s+ I have never had issues with talking to anyone due to noise, I have been there many times from about 8 am to late at night with my wife after...
calblacksmith
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50 or more posts Topic: Another DB Quickmill     (Pages: 1 ... 10, 11, 12)
Forum: Espresso Discussions: Espresso Machines   Subject: Re: Another DB Quickmill   Posted: Thu May 23, 2013, 3:28am

Preview: yeah, it's probably more the 20 amp simultaneous setting I'm worried about in truth, where both boilers are on and working at the same time as in the UK, it's just something you never have to worry about...
DavecUK
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