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Since hunting down exceptional greens can be a challenge nowadays maybe heads up are in order.
here are a few recent listed lots I just ordered that should have exceptional potential for espresso and/or brewed.
SM Kenya Nyeri Ngunguru
SM Aida Batlle El Salvador Finca...
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Hi,
I saw that some of the members on HB are Ikawa Home owners. Are you willing to share successful profiles (espresso) for:
Guatemala-Delicia SHB, Brazil Y. Bourbon, India Parchment, Monsooned Malabar (arabica)...or any other?
Hello everyone,
Hope you are having a caffeinated day.
Can I get some guidance around average bean drop temperatures for different types of roasts please. Assuming I am talking just about Arabica beans here. Thanks a ton
This is a continuation to the modification I did on an IKAWA Home roaster. I post it in a separate post as the data capture could be helpful on other roasters.
I have added a humidity sensor to the Ikawa exhaust, still lots of work to do but it captures well the FC. The...
The PRO100x arrived and it has two noteworthy new features. The moisture graph with auto FC detect has been well publicized. Less well known, but just as important (IMHO) is the light!
This makes it MUCH easier to see what's going on, especially once the glass top gets any...
The Scott Rao quote above originates in one of his marketing emails. It was cited in another thread where a discussion of what I'm posting here would take that thread off topic.
I think that Rao's advice above is incorrect, probably because of a bias against dark roasts. I...
I finally made a short video of the Roaster908 in action. Driving this machine with power-based profiles took a while to learn, but based on batch sizes of about 2 pounds it works pretty well now. The machine is nimble, with low thermal inertia and can turn its environment...
