Any coffee/espresso nerds on here?

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slowmotion

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So, you are using 35g of beans. How much water are using with that? How long do you allow the grinds to "brew"?
I didn't expect The Spanish Inquisition FFS!
 

stephec

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I didn't expect The Spanish Inquisition FFS!
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MntnMan62

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I didn't expect The Spanish Inquisition FFS!

You'll learn that the ratio of coffee to water makes a difference in the taste and strength of the coffee in the cup. Also, how long you brew the coffee for will impact those things. Brew for too short a time and you'll get watery tasting weak coffee. Brew for too long and you'll possibly get a way too strong bitter tasting coffee in the cup. I was just trying to help. But since you're not looking for help, I'll stop the inquisition.
 

slowmotion

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You'll learn that the ratio of coffee to water makes a difference in the taste and strength of the coffee in the cup. Also, how long you brew the coffee for will impact those things. Brew for too short a time and you'll get watery tasting weak coffee. Brew for too long and you'll possibly get a way too strong bitter tasting coffee in the cup. I was just trying to help. But since you're not looking for help, I'll stop the inquisition.
I'll add those variables to an already large matrix.
 

SheilaH

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Yep. I typically use 23g for two mugs of cafe au lait. You can try and help some people but when they don't want to answer questions it's kind of difficult.


I think I know your favorite blend

https://www.godshonesttruth.com.au/coffee/kennygblend
 

slowmotion

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Did you stir clockwise or anticlockwise @slowmotion?
I find standing on one leg helps, while humming The Dambusters theme tune. Two verses and a chorus and you‘re ready to pour. Careful though. Turn the mug so the handle is facing the window, not the wall.
If it gets this bad on a cycling forum, I dread to think what a Coffee Forum's like.
 

MntnMan62

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Northern NJ
35 grams of ground coffee makes 700ml of cafetiere coffee at breakfast time. That works for me. If you don't like the idea, get down to Starbucks.

I can't stand Starbucks. That's why I make my own french press at home from beans bought from a small local roaster. Currently working through two pounds of Sumatra Takengon. And a 1:20 ratio? No wonder your coffee is weak. But hey. You know best.
 
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