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From: Seamus Cooney - 20 Mar 2007, 02:54
Anyone know how to get the bean grinding container -- the bit with the blade -- to come loose for cleaning? Once in a while it will just lift out, but more usually no matter how I fiddle & turn & push or pull, it stays put. (I have the machine but not the instruction booklet.) Seamus cooneys at chartermi . net
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From: Nick Kew - 16 Mar 2007, 16:57
Seems very quiet here. Coffee must be out of fashion? I have an espresso/cappuccino machine. It makes a decent espresso, but its cappuccino has never been much good. Lately it's got worse, the nozzle blows steam vigorously; the milk heats up but remains basically flat. It would be great to learn the basic principles of how pressurised steam froths...
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From: Linda - 16 Mar 2007, 02:50
There is a great little coffee shop located in Blue Ridge, Georgia that sells coffee on line. It is w w w .llbeanery . com . The coffee is great and well worth your time checking it out.
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From: Ovis Musimond - 04 Mar 2007, 04:10
Mr. Coffee 12c Coffeemaker-Black * musimond . com .istemp . com /
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From: Crash - 23 Feb 2007, 14:05
There sure is a lot of garbage and porn on this ng. I would be willing to open a coffee (or related) category on my forum if someone one be interested in moderating it to keep out the trash. Anyone interested? If so pm me.
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From: Hugh Kearnley - 22 Feb 2007, 14:30
Is there such a thing and is it available in UK?
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From: Mike - 12 Feb 2007, 12:58
My collegue and me have created a web site where you can upload your food and beverages photo's. We would like that see what everybody from all over the world eats everyday. We would like to build up a community. Give us a feedback... Kind regards, Mike See you on * w w w .smaarua . com User-Agent: Unison/1.7.2 Lines: 20 Organization:...
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From: akia - 31 Jan 2007, 07:25
hi, I know some coffee lovers who would be thrilled with that gift! Especially if there’s something a little bit special about the beans (organic / imported / exotic in some other way… but not flavoured if they’re coffee snobs).gourmet food gift basket can be a real treat to someone who loves to eat, For this reason a food gift basket is at the top of...
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From: ahmedema - 19 Jan 2007, 12:29
has anyone tried a cup from 7-eleven lately? In chicago 711 bought the white hen pantry and are adverting a robust brew. Is it the white hen source coffee or a stronger brew of their own. ahmed
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From: john howison - 19 Dec 2006, 23:22
I just saw a pop-corn popper that would serve as a coffee roaster, except that it holds five liters. Roasting more than a pint or so of coffee at a time seems to me counterproductive. Is there a practical device of this kind available for coffee lovers? If there is not an attractive electric one, can one still find the little stove-top covered pans...
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From: Alan Moorman@visi . com - 15 Dec 2006, 14:38
I got a Bodum burr grinder a couple of years ago, expecting it to be quieter than the small "blender" type of grinder. Boy! Was I wrong about that? Is there any brand/model of burr grinder that is not only a good grinder, but is QUIET?? Thanks for your kind attention, Alan Moorman
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From: Charles Turner - 06 Dec 2006, 10:29
Hi Guys, Can anyone recommend a good espresso machine for around £150. I have a cheaper 15 Bar Krups one (£70 or so) which is OK for the so called "suitable for all machines" grind but it really struggles if I use a proper fine espresso grind. Many thanks in advance. Charles Turner
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From: . - 05 Dec 2006, 20:28
does anyone have any experience of these machines ? * w w w .armorica.co.uk/dyn/prod_image1902.jpg I've been given one which won't start up, blank display. the manual says check the power supply, fuse etc and I've done that. I've also checked the internal fuse and it's ok. obviously, I'd like to get it going again but before I get someone in or...
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From: Chris - 05 Dec 2006, 04:55
Do you know of a French press with a capacity larger than 1.5 liters... preferably an insulated model like the Bodum Columbia?
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From: marika - 03 Dec 2006, 22:36
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