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35 minutes ago, cadenceblur said:

My porlex burrs have given up the ghost - any recommendations on a good replacement, I need the finer grind option for Turkish coffee as well.

The Rancilio Rocky is about the best grinder (can grind fine enough for espresso) at a "reasonable" (R6,500) price.  Unfortunately, good grinders are expensive.

capecoffeebeans is a good website to check out for info but search the web for specials.

 

If your budget doesn't stretch that far, consider a good hand grinder (R1.5k+) or, at a push, a Krupps burr grinder (R1300).

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7 minutes ago, nonky said:

The Rancilio Rocky is about the best grinder (can grind fine enough for espresso) at a "reasonable" (R6,500) price.  Unfortunately, good grinders are expensive.

capecoffeebeans is a good website to check out for info but search the web for specials.

 

If your budget doesn't stretch that far, consider a good hand grinder (R1.5k+) or, at a push, a Krupps burr grinder (R1300).

Thanks - only hand grinder required at present - I have a Mazzer SJ for my espresso 🙂

Posted
1 hour ago, Rockid said:

Aeropresses selling for R600 at the moment on More Flavour's website, as far as I know they are the distributors of Aeropress and Timemore etc in SA.

Oh wow, what a bargain. I’ve got the original and the Go, would definitely recommend it.

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6 hours ago, Rockid said:

Aeropresses selling for R600 at the moment on More Flavour's website, as far as I know they are the distributors of Aeropress and Timemore etc in SA.

i just checked i bought my aeropress in 2015 and it was R565 so that's a "great price" considering

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I use an 1ZPresso J Max hand grinder. As I usually only make cofee for myself its worth the little effort. Does any grind from filter to espresso. Better to buy a good hand grinder than buy a poor electric grinder. Grinds up to 40g easily. When making filter coffee I grind 30+30g for a litre of water. I use Latte Art for my supplier.

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I am selling my coffee machine, thought ill ask around here if anyone is interested before I throw it out there to the wolves. It is an expobar office leva (also known as Expobar Brewtus IV) dual boiler, PID, manual pre-infusion and can also be plumbed in. contact me if you are interested.

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8 hours ago, avatar said:

I am selling my coffee machine, thought ill ask around here if anyone is interested before I throw it out there to the wolves. It is an expobar office leva (also known as Expobar Brewtus IV) dual boiler, PID, manual pre-infusion and can also be plumbed in. contact me if you are interested.

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Bud, you had me at PID.... image.png.d3e57bfadce07b9855dec9c3af568d39.png

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12 hours ago, avatar said:

I am selling my coffee machine, thought ill ask around here if anyone is interested before I throw it out there to the wolves. It is an expobar office leva (also known as Expobar Brewtus IV) dual boiler, PID, manual pre-infusion and can also be plumbed in. contact me if you are interested.

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Wish i had the Doosh at this moment... 

 

That's a beast 😍 

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The wife says I shouldn't be so critical of bad coffee (aka dirty dish water). However, after watching the Cafe Ride with Matt Stephens (interviewing Pogacar, I like his description of bad coffee... scroll to 27:00 to hear it.

Best thing about this coffee was cup. 

 

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