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Written by colin
Sunday, 14 December 2003
Brad from Ottawa reports some innacurate bits in this article - which was cut & pasted from an internet source

A brief history of coffee

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Written by colin
Sunday, 14 December 2003
Joe, Java, Jolt-juice, High Test, Slow-crank. What's in a name?

The crisis brewing in the coffee world.

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Written by colin
Sunday, 14 December 2003
Every year, an average of over 400 billion cups of coffee are drunk throughout the world.

The bottom line on Kopi Luwak

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Written by colin
Tuesday, 09 December 2003
The coffeecrew had a little taste party with Kopi Luwak coffee.

Maintaining the machine - backflushing

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Written by glenn
Monday, 08 December 2003
This article applies to the Gaggia,Silvia and similar solenoid equipped machines.

The Gaggia Factory lever espresso maker tested

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Written by colin
Monday, 08 December 2003
Longing for the return to the traditional? Do you have a hankering for the basics? In the world of espresso coffee there are essentially two types of brewing options; Pump powered espresso and lever powered espresso. You have to admit, the concept of eliminating all the bells, gears, switches, whistles and pumps in the modern espresso machine seems romantic enough. But wait, hombre, this simplicity comes with a price, and that price is your devotion to detail and precision!

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Subject: Re:Galileo Coffee is Britannia Beach, BC - by: colin
shame on me - I have driven by a couple of times... Will pop up this Spring... 2009. Thanks!...
Subject: Galileo Coffee is Britannia Beach, BC - by: jerblumel
What are peoples opinions on Galileo Coffee, a small Roastery Cafe just south of Squamish in the little town of Britannia Beach on Highway 99? I've really enjoyed the Howes Blend that they use in thei...
Subject: Re:Help: Cafe Roma vs. Starbucks Sirena - by: mattabi528
The Breville was my first machine. It has been a good machine no complaints. When you are ready, move up but you did not make a mistake. I can make a Mocha that will bring tears to your eye's with min...
Subject: Re:The Victoria area Homeroasters Guild - by: colin
Buy the Book by Kenneth Davids... Here is a forum to check on......
Subject: Re:The Victoria area Homeroasters Guild - by: direct00
I'm pretty keen to try roasting for the first time. Getting pretty good at pulling espresso shots finally, and would love to figure out what it takes to roast great tasting beans :)...
Subject: Re:Saeco Incanto RS displeasure... - by: meshie
Yea... it's been a headache, and that is understated, to say the least. Tonight, one of their reps came by to look at the machine and offer me some solutions. He was very nice. He actually said for th...
Subject: Re:Saeco Incanto RS displeasure... - by: colin
Your blog - is an awesome read and I suggest everyone have a good look before they drop a 1000 bones on one of these lumps of plastic....
Subject: Re:Saeco Incanto RS displeasure... - by: meshie
Saeco Incanto, in general, is garbage. We've had ongoing problems with ours (that you can see at the web link in my profile). Have you had the machine serviced at all? Or just a call to ask if the...
Subject: Newco OCS-8 versus OCS-12 - by: HRR
Based on all the discussion and reviews, I am looking to buy either the 8 cup or the 12 cup model. Since the physical size of the units (other than the pot, of course) seems to be exactly the same, i...
Subject: Re:Help: Cafe Roma vs. Starbucks Sirena - by: Bobby
Since you've posted in the $400 I'd say return the Breville and get a single boiler machine. In this price range you can easily get an entry level Saeco or Gaggia, or a lesser known name like Moki...

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