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Currently at home for single mug coffee i'll use a V60 dripper, on a lazy sunday i'll catch up with a good book whilst drinking coffee from my bodum cafetiere, my wife likes frothy coffee and lattes so we've got a dolce gusto mini-me.
At work I have a delonghi filter coffee machine which is getting a little old, and as i'm one of a few who drink coffee - then have to rush in-between patients to get a drink i've decided to supplement my coffee with a nespresso citiz with aeroccino in case I fancy a latte/cappuccino, anyway here are a couple of pics of what I have (not mine in the pics)
At work I have a delonghi filter coffee machine which is getting a little old, and as i'm one of a few who drink coffee - then have to rush in-between patients to get a drink i've decided to supplement my coffee with a nespresso citiz with aeroccino in case I fancy a latte/cappuccino, anyway here are a couple of pics of what I have (not mine in the pics)
Awesome kitchen, awesome set up!
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very nice!I couldn't find any thread concerning 'setup pictures' about the most important ingredient to a successful mac (and almost anything else) experience.
So therefor I hope you would like to share how you make, create, develop your coffee. May it be a huge and complicated machinery, or simply a scoop of nescafe with some hot water.
Both are more than welcome!
Personnally I'm currently running a setup with grinder, espresso machine etc.
- Machine: Isomac Tea 2007
- Grinder: Ascaso mini I2
- Standard peripherals
Before some enthutiast want's to enlightening me about how important a good grinder is,
I know the current isn't optimal however it gets the job done until I will be able to pick up a Mazzer etc.
Now please post a picture of how you create those delicious drops
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Any setup is good, as long as you have that goodness!I can't compete with Shrink, but my little setup works for me..
Hm.
I use a dripper when I am preparing a single mug (or, at most enough for two mugs).
However, for a pot, I will use a French Press.
I at once considered a French Press, but I find the residue it leaves behind a bit much.
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Well, if you are making coffee fro three or four people, there is nothing better.
Besides, it is a - fairly idiot proof and - very forgiving method with which to make coffee.
And, moreover, apparently, plants - if you have a garden, or potted plants - love coffee grounds.
I'll have to try it again some time. It's been years since I've last tried a cup from a French Press.
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I'm all about the experience. Unfortunately my local roaster moved half-way across the country so I'm in search of a new one.
I'm all about the experience. Unfortunately my local roaster moved half-way across the country so I'm in search of a new one.
Not entirely unlike my set-up, except that my French Press is a Le Creuset French Press (which holds heat exceptionally well), and my grinder is a veritable monster, the OE Lido 2.
Now, if anyone would like to post a picture of a La Marzocco machine, well, I would devour it with my eyes.
This is the setup for espresso and lattes. The pic is off the internet but that's what I've been using for a few years now. Then, for a quick cup of coffee we have a single serve too.
This is the setup for espresso and lattes. The pic is off the internet but that's what I've been using for a few years now. Then, for a quick cup of coffee we have a single serve too.
Looks a nice, neat and elegant set up. Thanks for sharing.
and my coffee did look bad?) why I thank you not get?) you judge unjustly)
I am not sure I understand what you are trying to say with this post.
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