That's what I was thinking too. I wonder why the beans being in there would make it appear orange? Yes, it does look like the (probably canned) baked beans served as part of a standard breakfast in the U.K. or Australia, along with a slice of cooked tomato and some mushrooms, and one or more breakfast meats ("Big Brekkie")

Second owner; less than 500 roasts on it. In great working shape; only issues are missing drum cover mount screw (pictured) and slight squeak of drum axle bearing which do not affect functionality. Upgraded 45-50mbar burner Phidgets usb connector currently tracking BT, ET, MET with Artisan Original brush and instructions included Located in Scotts Valley CA.

I purchased a Gaggia Classic from Facebook Marketplace. Replaced the gasket for good measure, added a brass dispersion plate, added an IMS screen, and added the Barista Gadgets PID mod. Also switched to bottomless portafilter with IMS basket. Dialed in both a light roast and a medium roast decaf. The shots were tasty, at a nice temp, and pulling within

I thought it looked more like baked beans in tomato sauce, typically served as part of "breakfast" in many places

Hi Guys, Hope you are doing well and drinking good coffee . I just got la marzocco linea mini 2021 (with the app) i can see coffee boiler temp. on/off steam boiler or machine on/off, shot timer etc... But I want to understand something, I got the brew water not going up to 80

Just my 2c. Decent is a known entity, has proven reliability and parts availability plus the company continues to make upgrades that have been able to be retrofitted on older models. The continued development of brewing profiles only continues to improve the experience. Having a water tank for work-flow to me is a huge plus as is having and

If price is the deciding factor, the burr in Kingrinder P1 is probably near identical except for the "spike-to-cut". I don't think you should expect either to be the best at anything, but easy to grind with and decent for espresso. If you're going to lug around a Robot, I really think it makes more sense to pair it up

FWIW, there was discussion of this when the fillings became generally known. As few here are patent attorneys or have full knowledge of the situation, there isn't much to add past those already closed threads

Thank you for your suggestion. I found the Level Probe on top of the boiler and took it out. It looked like it had some very minor build up but did clean it until you could see metal again. Put it back in. Tightened up the clamp on the connector as the connection felt a bit loose. No change in