We love what we do…We also love that people trust us sufficiently to seek a second opinion. Today’s tech. moment goes like this: A guy arrived with a couple of bottles of water and asked for some advice. He’s the proud owner of a pretty expensive and impressive espresso machine produced in Europe and sadly, […]
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So, we looked into Shipster which is Aussie Post’s way of offering you complimentary post with a number of organisations. It’s a good concept. Shipster asks that you pay a monthly fee for access to it and that we pay to integrate Shipster into our website to allow us to provide you with complimentary post.
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“We make our packaging ugly to help keep the environment pretty” This is what our coffee bags look like and that’s before they travel- but there’s a really good reason why they look the way they do: We’re a small roaster and yet we still use thousands of bags each year. There are big roasters
Our coffee bags look like cr@p. Here’s why… Read More »
When selecting a water filter for your coffee machine, three key areas of filter performance should be taken into consideration: Sediment reduction– removal of algal spores as well as small particles of dirt, sand and rust will protect the flow path of of your machine. It will also prevent the boiler from accumulating sediment which can form
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We’re thoroughly spoilt here at Talk Coffee…Great coffee every day and a choice of terrific gear to sample it with. Today, the day started with a top of class Brazil natural under milk (or breakfast as we call it) per favour of our always ready shed Slayer. Then there was a heap of roasting. Must be coffee
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It never ceases to amaze us how there are salespeople in every industry who will fabricate facts and create a story in the hope of selling stuff. In an Australian web forum, we read today that in espresso machines with vertically oriented boilers, “water level changes are detected earlier with a horizontal boiler so refills
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This is a really interesting and competitive industry, with lots of product to choose from and at a wide variety of price points. You, the purchaser have plenty of choice when it comes to espresso gear and it’s our job to provide you with our perceived pros and cons of your potential equipment choices so
So you say you sell it, but do you really? Read More »
Rocket Espresso launched their 2017 range on 03 March 2017 and we are thrilled to showcase these upgraded and new machines. We are expecting 2017 models to arrive towards the end of May 2017. For those wanting a quick summary, you are most welcome to view the 2017 Rocket Espresso Brochure and 2017 Rocket Espresso Technical Specifications.
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We live in a world these days where information too frequently comes to us via alternate facts”. If the truth impacts on the bottom line and is questioned, then it can only be “fake news”. Fake information sadly exists also for those wishing to purchase an espresso machine. For some sellers, it’s all about the
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Image via CoffeeSnobs (with thanks) The topic of stones in coffee is somewhat of a taboo amongst coffee roasters. Most are not prepared to comment. Some smaller coffee roasting operations don’t run a destoner and they just hope that no stones find their way into the final product. They might justify their inaction with statements
Waiter, there’s a fly in my soup- or was that a stone in my coffee… Read More »
