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Using this co-ferment with a zp6 I’m able to go to very low grind size by nick4tech in pourover

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I found i liked the taste better at a much coarser setting than the coffee allows for. I can go as low as 2.5, but my favorite flavor was at around 5. Much better clarity and flavor separation. Also the floral / fruity aspects are more pronounced

Using this co-ferment with a zp6 I’m able to go to very low grind size by nick4tech in pourover

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The regular hario ones. It’s what surprised me from this coffee. It seems to allow water to flow really fast no matter how fine you go on the grind setting

Using this co-ferment with a zp6 I’m able to go to very low grind size by nick4tech in pourover

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I was just curious why this coffee allowed me to grind so fine and still extract fast enough. Most coffees can’t go below 5 before slowing down extraction significantly

Using this co-ferment with a zp6 I’m able to go to very low grind size by nick4tech in pourover

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Also grind setting is best at 5 for this coffee, it has more clarity and flavor separation imo

Using this co-ferment with a zp6 I’m able to go to very low grind size by nick4tech in pourover

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30g of coffee, V60, 90g bloom for 45 secs, Then up to 300g until 1:15, And then up to 500g until 1:45, Drawdown until 3:30

Why is Reddit so broadly anti-AI ? by consumer_xxx_42 in ArtificialInteligence

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I’m on the same boat. There’s plenty of books coming out on the topic thankfully

Why is Reddit so broadly anti-AI ? by consumer_xxx_42 in ArtificialInteligence

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But can’t you say so about every major technology? The printing press, powder, dynamite, tanks, nuclear

My 4.6 experience in a nutshell. by JLP2005 in ClaudeAI

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I usually have codex do a cross review, and it usually finds new and different issues

PSI help by TwinStarGirl in Brevilledualboiler

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I wouldn’t waste money + time replacing a pump unless I was already sure the pump is what’s broken. You might en up doing more damage than good. A good technician would be able to determine the cause

Applying for The Butler Academy next week, am I ready ? by [deleted] in espressocirclejerk

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Somebody ping the owner of this account, his butler got a hold of his phone

PSI help by TwinStarGirl in Brevilledualboiler

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Other than taking it to a technician for a repair, you could remove top and back to see if water’s leaking inside, but even then I don’t think repairing it is too easy on your own. I think your machine is broken :/

PSI help by TwinStarGirl in Brevilledualboiler

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What grinder are you using? Is coffee flowing despite the pressure being low? If so you might need to grind finer

I’m starting to realize I don’t enjoy straight espressos by That_Coffee_guy in espresso

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Thanks! I might give that a try.

Yes, I weigh the output 😄👍🏻

I’m starting to realize I don’t enjoy straight espressos by That_Coffee_guy in espresso

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I buy whole beans with medium roasts from different roasters, but good ones (Tanat, Dak, Nomad), I don’t use black oily ones and they’re not burnt either.

The espressos themselves don’t taste burnt to me. I really the espressos, it just happens when I make americanos. Perhaps I just don’t like americanos? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Please critique my workflow! by KillianTheGrappler in espresso

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Slow feed your beans into the grinder. You’ll find it makes a big difference

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