Siliconslave's how to make espresso thread

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Flibster said:
It's all done through livestream. Not ideal tbh. But here you go.
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Thanks I'll look - thought they would be on their website.
(was going to ask how many attendees can identify a gs3 or rocket at 20 paces)

Brewesta look alikes from aliexpress,as we discussed before, look pretty good, but not necessarily with timer,
but having checked calibration on my (+/-1g) kitchen digital scales they have been fine.

de-scale of hx at weekend (50g citric in 2l) although I syphoned machine out, takes ages for blue colour to flush out from water tap, versus the brewhead,
a right pain.... need a fine endoscope/camera to check out internals
 

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Flibster said:
Did you have a go on the Square Mile pac man machine? I'm wondering what the top score was in the end.... I think I had a reasonable shot at it. ;)
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Turns out the top score was 17'960.

I know this because it was MINE! :eek: :D

Prize is 10 years of Square Mile coffee. :eek: :eek:
 
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jpaul said:
well done - how many espressos before you played ?

you can start reviewing their coffee and tell us what to get .
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I'd had a few filter brews, but not a huge amount. Also a cinnamon swirl doughnut from Crosstown.

Raymond Lin said:
When you say 10 years' worth of coffee, is that a 250g per day, per week, per month or per year?
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Bag per month for 10 years. Was given a choice between filter or espresso. I'm assuming it's the 350g not the 1kg bags.
 

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Can anyone recommend something like a keepcup but that's insulated? I don't need a flask, just something I'll keep at work. I have a cheap company-branded thing but the plastic is obviously a bit porous as it's starting to smell of coffee (not in a good way) and it doesn't really keep the coffee warm at all, even with the lid.
 

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Eh? Not entirely sure what you mean by build it yourself. You can choose what colour bits you want and it completely disassembles into 5 parts for cleaning, or for replacing broken parts.
 

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Scam said:
Can anyone recommend something like a keepcup but that's insulated? I don't need a flask, just something I'll keep at work. I have a cheap company-branded thing but the plastic is obviously a bit porous as it's starting to smell of coffee (not in a good way) and it doesn't really keep the coffee warm at all, even with the lid.
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I've personally found anything metal lined (i.e. vacuum flask style) seems to taint the drink. I've had a keepcup for a couple of years and it's probably the best in terms of lack of tainting - but doesn't keep it warm for that long.

The only thing I've seen that might be better is the Frank Green SmartCup.
 

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Rave have 10% off on blends until Wednesday evening if anyone's interested:

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