excellent as a filler these. nice and creamy italian style bean. small dark and oily beans these. not a bad price too. dont think i would use on own but i bet you'd get a lot of creamaQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
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excellent as a filler these. nice and creamy italian style bean. small dark and oily beans these. not a bad price too. dont think i would use on own but i bet you'd get a lot of creamaQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
will double recommend these as fillers.. really creamy flavour they add to my usual beans, and a bit extra, both crema and colour.
about £12.50 and free next day del via Amazon for a kilo.
Site is quiet today...
Here is some wake up juice.
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More coffee to tease
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Noted, mate. Nice one, although I'm rather enjoying the beans from the Welsh Coffee Company 'au naturel', such is their extremely high quality. You should give them a go for a wee change, instead of Wogan, for your next 'proper' coffee order:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I do agree though that a touch of Arabica or Robusta aids the production of crema.
Marco.
Always envious of your lovely presentation, Grant - sadly I take mine black, not much to show off...
Sweetest of the sweet. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...c2a8d6a8b4.jpg
I treated myself to a new Lelit Bianca espresso machine! Marco, please note that it's 'Lelit' and not 'Lilet'! It weighs a ton, is beautifully made, and is rather good, pictured here with a Eureka Mignon grinder.
For the coffee geeks, the Bianca has dual boilers, each with electronic temperature control, a quiet rotary pump, and a proper E61 grouphead with pressure profiling paddle.
Fantastic service from Bella Barista in Wellingborough, who also supplied the Eureka grinder a little while back.
And, yes, it does make beautiful coffee, with really great body and texture.
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