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The madness has started......

Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
edited January 1970 in Green Beans
Oh noes, it's taking a hold already, the addiction is real :P.

I've just popped in an order with Bean Green even though I received 3 kilos with the Behmor the other day.

Costa Rica Herbazu Estate - GEISHA 250g $25
Price: AU$25.00
Qty: 1
Amount: AU$25.00
Options:


Monte Alegre Estate - Fully Washed $16.50
Price: AU$16.50
Qty: 1
Amount: AU$16.50
Options:
Size: 1kg $16.5

Costa Rica  El Beneficio Don Mayo Estate - Yellow Honey $19
Price: AU$19.00
Qty: 1
Amount: AU$19.00
Options:
Size: 1kg 19.00


Hoping this will see me right for a bit :P.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    It's surprising just how fast you go through them Sue, it's a great interest ain't it. :thumb:
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  • KevohereKevohere
    on 1457826719:
    Oh noes, it's taking a hold already, the addiction is real :P.
    Enjoy the journey/addiction  :exclaim:  :coffee2:
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  • Brett HBrett H
    On the scale of "mad hobbies" this one is surprisingly low-cost and low-impact  for the satisfaction/bragging rights reaped!  Nonetheless it's a slippery slope as you have demonstrated.  Oh the fun you'll have comparing the Commercial Splendor shots to the smaller volume Pavoni and from your own freshly roasted beans.  I'd be jealous if I didn't share your enthusiasm ;)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    on 1457829472:
    It's surprising just how fast you go through them Sue, it's a great interest ain't it. :thumb:
    It sure is, I am itching to roast so more but there is no point if the end up wasted, I still have around 700gm of roasted to get through first  :coffee2:.
    on 1457834096:
    Enjoy the journey/addiction  :exclaim:  :coffee2:
    I am, I am, it's all harmless fun :D.
    on 1457837910:
    On the scale of "mad hobbies" this one is surprisingly low-cost and low-impact  for the satisfaction/bragging rights reaped!  Nonetheless it's a slippery slope as you have demonstrated.  Oh the fun you'll have comparing the Commercial Splendor shots to the smaller volume Pavoni and from your own freshly roasted beans.  I'd be jealous if I didn't share your enthusiasm ;)
    It is relatively cheap compared to my other "hobby", high end and niche French perfumery. As I have mentioned before I have actually sold off a lot of bottles to fund this whole coffee thing which really is a good thing as there is no way I would get through all the perfume I had in my life time so it is way better to have sold some of it than to have it sit there and possibly turning-or so I tell myself anyway. I guess I am pretty much set up now and I really can't think of anything else I "need" or want so that will be it for the spending I think. I can't wait to get comparing between the two machines, different beans and all that goes with it :).
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    Just roasted 750 grams of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe this AM, one of my favorites, at my current rate of use will last me about a week. ::)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    I usually get through 1/2 a kilo a week, that can vary whether Matt is drinking much, how often my mum visits or just on my own mood. 1/2 kilo usually covers it though.
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  • MoonMoon
    Here's an idea .... Invite family, friends, friends of friends and friends of friends friends .. and so on ... around for a yummy coffee .. then pull out the french perfumes to sell to them. There you have it  :angel: 10% commission applies  >:D
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Brilliant Moon, why didn't I think of that earlier? Commission forth coming :D.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    I just popped in an order to Ministry Grounds. Mexico Oaxaca SHG (green) Ethiopia Sidamo Gr3 Natural (green) Brazil Monte Alegre Bourbon Natural (green)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Thank you Ministry Grounds for the order received this morning. Some how I managed to order some Brazilians that I already had. No harm done, I now have 2 kilo to play with  :P.
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  • askthecoffeeguyaskthecoffeeguy
    on 1457844878:
    I usually get through 1/2 a kilo a week, that can vary whether Matt is drinking much, how often my mum visits or just on my own mood. 1/2 kilo usually covers it though.
    That's a good amount of coffee - i drink out a lot but im the only one who drinks the stuff at home so 250g is enough for me depending on coffee orders though I can be roasting up to 7kg a week for my cold brew though! P
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    7 kilos for cold brew. Wow. I haven't really got a taste for it but my son loves one every now and again.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    Crikey... 7kg makes how much cold brew??
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1458855408:
    7 kilos for cold brew. Wow. I haven't really got a taste for it but my son loves one every now and again.
    I'm with you on this one Sue, doesn't suit my palate. :)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    I don't mind it but I prefer my milkies :P.
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