Help me abuse an espresso toy - Page 2
- UltramaticOrange (original poster)
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Crappy steam driven bomb machine.
If your tiny coffee is so great, then why don't you drink more of it?
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... what happened? Agog to know.
(Hot milk in a Presso bound the grounds into paste and froze the machine, for me. Very dilute cream might work?)
(Hot milk in a Presso bound the grounds into paste and froze the machine, for me. Very dilute cream might work?)
Bought me a coffee grinder that's the best one I could find
- UltramaticOrange (original poster)
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Haven't done it yet. Still trying to settle on the best order to do this in that will minimize one experiment screwing up the flavors of the next in a bad way (and for the weather to warm up so I can do it outside). Best I have so far is as follows.
Gold label -> maple bacon -> chicken garlic
Also, waiting to buy a tap+die kit so I can install a pressure gauge to know if I'm going to blow off my hand.
Gold label -> maple bacon -> chicken garlic
Also, waiting to buy a tap+die kit so I can install a pressure gauge to know if I'm going to blow off my hand.
If your tiny coffee is so great, then why don't you drink more of it?
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- Posts: 88
- Joined: 12 years ago
Oh my goodness.
Surely your order of events is best. Maple and bacon could take some coffee and whiskey flavors. The alternative would be coffee and whiskey with bacon flavors, ugh. Garlic has to be last.
Pictures! Yes!
(The Gold Label experiment has got me thinking. A Presso with aluminum internals could take flaming alcohol. Espressambuca?)
Surely your order of events is best. Maple and bacon could take some coffee and whiskey flavors. The alternative would be coffee and whiskey with bacon flavors, ugh. Garlic has to be last.
Pictures! Yes!
(The Gold Label experiment has got me thinking. A Presso with aluminum internals could take flaming alcohol. Espressambuca?)
Bought me a coffee grinder that's the best one I could find