Uh oh

beanflying

OMG the horror go a Hot Choc instead I reckon.

admin

... think I'd almost rather have instant!!

askthecoffeeguy

Thankfully the Bunn organic is good gear it's the coffee they serve in the cafe I've been consulting fir and it's roasted locally and replaced on the shelves each week Interestingly though the Bunn coffee is both fresh and certified organic and was $10.50 for 250g of beans in a redeemable bag w one way valve whereas in the IGA opposite the 'freshest' beans were roasted in April of 2010 w an average price of $11 for 200g - making them very stale and very expensive compared to the locally roasted product Go figure ?

DoubleRistretto

AM wrote:

Why try for good coffee that will only encourage them :o

Huh - who?

askthecoffeeguy

AM wrote:

askthecoffeeguy wrote:

Worst nightmare came true today as my inlaws insisted that I hive them the last of my home roast as a belated Christmas present

(un)fortunately the outlaws have been sampling my home roast for some time now and bring Dutch they're very particular about everything including their coffee, and they loaded us up with presents for the little ones so it was only right that I offered them something in return I also kept 9 adults supplied with coffee over Christmas at a beach house in Bawley Point - which is no mean feet considering that my meticulous hand held brass Turkish Hon coffee grinder takes about ten minutes to grind enough for two people to finer than espresso consistency...

askthecoffeeguy

yeah they just came down and stayed at our new joint for 10 days inn total - luckily for me I've got a Mazzer Major at home for taking care of business!

Lovey

askthecoffeeguy wrote:

I also kept 9 adults supplied with coffee over Christmas at a beach house in Bawley Point - which is no mean feet considering that my meticulous hand held brass Turkish Hon coffee grinder takes about ten minutes to grind enough for two people to finer than espresso consistency...

Is that Bawley Point in NSW? If so, that's just up the road from me, feel free to pop in and say hello if you're ever in the area.

askthecoffeeguy

man that's a beautiful part of the world I also really like milton a lot - tons of character!

Koffee_Kosmo

askthecoffeeguy wrote:

man that's a beautiful part of the world I also really like milton a lot - tons of character!

My wife is originally from the Condong Range & Clothiers Creek areas They had banana farms there before moving to Brisbane She still reminisces about that general area fondly KK

askthecoffeeguy

the beach is fantastic and the climate is great and if memory serves me correctly there's a cafe in Bawley Point for sale for a reasonable amount which includes freehold AND a four bedroom house!