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Very informative link, thank you. Espresso is a roast, came right out of my
tutorial book that Zack and Dani's sent along. To be honest. I stop roasting just before any bean starts bringing out the oil. I roast Kona, to a City roast. I'm not a fan of deep roasts. I, (my opinion) think it's too bold and flavor is lost. Yes, I agree...you can, and I have, made espresso out of the kona beans. That blueberry syrup sounded wonderful! I didn't (and maybe it's a good thing) start to roast beans until after I detoxed from it. I do it yes, because I love a good cup if I am limiting my self to one cup a day. But I enjoy roasting it and giving it to others. I do enjoy the roasting. I was on the sampler packs with Zack and Dani's, and now that I am at sweet Maria's. I order up a couple one pound bags when she gives the crops a good to excellent rating. If it is something I end up liking, I'll order the sak. It's shelf life is two years. I roast once or twice a week. We always have Kona beans. I burr my grind my beans all at once. If I read your post correctly, you grind as you brew? I never had a K cup. Coffee snob here. I don't drink coffee anyplace but here. |
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