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- drgary
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A 1963 Europiccola -- the first one to have a sightglass -- more photos please!
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What I WOULD do for a good cup of coffee!
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What I WOULD do for a good cup of coffee!
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blender wrote:Hello!
Here's my humble setup:
Hardly humble. Enjoying your shots?
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Yes, more photos.drgary wrote:A 1963 Europiccola -- the first one to have a sightglass -- more photos please!
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Always happy to see more levers showing up in North Florida---especially a nice Cremina like that. Looks like a fortunate "accident!"
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Thanks! Yes, it took me about two weeks to take a reasonable shot. Now I think im doing OK.doubleOsoul wrote:Hardly humble. Enjoying your shots?
I struggle a bit with the latte though, when i steam the milk it gets foamy but still too liquid.. Any tips would be most welcome
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Jacob: Thanks for the photos of that rare La Pavoni! How is temperature management with the temp strips?
Joao: Those Elektras are great for steaming microfoam. If you look at FAQs in the Tips & Techniques forum you'll see lots of good info on milk texturing.
Joao: Those Elektras are great for steaming microfoam. If you look at FAQs in the Tips & Techniques forum you'll see lots of good info on milk texturing.
Gary
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What I WOULD do for a good cup of coffee!
LMWDP#308
What I WOULD do for a good cup of coffee!