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said ...
Well my coffee K7 has been in a sunny position for atleast one month and has nearly tripled in size, we have the espresso machine and coffee grinder but as yet can not find a benchtop roaster, for under $3000 that is.
but hopefully aldi will bring one out soon.
I need more coffee trees!!!!!
Time: Saturday, March 03, 2007
Correy said ...
Trippled in size that is fantastic. Where abouts do you live.
I think that if you are serious about coffee you really do need to buy an industrial espresso machine.
If you have made your own coffee from beans I would love if you could tell me all the little tricks you used to do do it.
Time: Saturday, March 03, 2007
said ...
Hey There
I use a popcorn machine to roast my beans. Has to be one with vents in the side of the cylinder not in the floor of the chamber (if that makes sense)also roast outside or over a sink as a lot of chaff gets spat out. I recommend roasting for 7-10 minutes. once roasted place in a metal container and let it float in some cold water (the beans get very hot and continue to roast after leaving the roaster. I recommend looking into the subject further on Google. Good Luck
Time: Tuesday, March 20, 2007
rotren said ...
Wow, that is very interesting. I am in Canada, and I don't think I'd have too much luck with that!
Let us know if you end up with that Utopian cup of coffee!
My article about the coffee plant
Time: Saturday, March 24, 2007
said ...
Have a look at coffeesnobs.com.au for all the info you will need about roasting your own coffee. if you do dont put them in water after you roast them quickly shuffle them between two collanders as they will act as a heat sink and quickley bring them down to room temp.
Time: Tuesday, June 12, 2007