Just a thought, but when reading the bottom of the article, I see that the summary opinion is more a guess than a well derived, quantitative sum of more scientific notation. That comment was, "Perhaps consumer really do want something more than br...
The coffee industry (at least baristi) are a notoriously inked bunch.
Those of us with tats know that they are as addictive as caffeine.
So whether your tats are coffee-related or not, lets see 'em! (if it's inoffensive and in a show-able spot)
Currently I'm using foil with valve and a 1 inch heat seal. since you ask that it makes me think about the valve...does it make a difference if I offer ground? should the ground be done in a no-valve bag? I'm thinking yes...but I could be wrong on...
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John - I’ve been through this same exercise. I spent about 6-8 months on a business plan for an espresso bar and in the process interviewed many of the so called “top” roasters in the industry. I met with many of them at coffee conventions a...
This is a hard set of questions to answer without knowing what type of roaster you are using. Please provide some additional information and help will come. Chris
DFW Barista's unite before the Hoilday's and SCRBC to brush up on customer service skills, espresso extraction, milk steaming, and over all Barista Stuff!
BGA Chapter Rep. Dan Streetman will be in attendance and leading the barista skill building.
Terri - with this drink, the taste is in the buds of the drinker...so to speak. The amount of sugar is all your own. A Cafe Cubano is basically 2 teaspoons of sugar and two shots of espresso. One traditional method is by taking the sugar and putti...