96583UP wrote:and my overhead-cabinet-to-kitchen-counter height is not conducive to a machine with a built-in top loader
what’s you’re clearance? we have only have 17 inches of clearance and the breville barista touch with the burr grinder on top still fits (total is 16 inches).
the problem with grinding ahead of time is you’re working with coffee that’s isn’t as fresh as when you grind it at the time of brew. it may not be big deal for some, but it’s definitely noticeable for others.
Vitalogist wrote:As a hotel manager, you can imagine the amount of beige I’ve seen in my career.
well, what do you know - i have 18.5 inches (insert pen15 joke)
so this will work
now just need to find $800
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Folks, I was reading a bammer post somewhere else on the board and the scuttlebutt there was that he's gonna be starting the week off with a bag of blonde espresso roast beans in the ol’ coffee maker.
I'll keep everyone updated when I learn more.
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washing machine wrote:Folks, I was reading a bammer post somewhere else on the board and the scuttlebutt there was that he's gonna be starting the week off with a bag of blonde espresso roast beans in the ol’ coffee maker.
The Roasterie in Kansas City is excellent. We've been getting shipments for a long time (pretty much since we moved) but it's always been seasonal. I think I might just order a ton to have on hand year round.
