I don't dream so far la... Just a single group Slayer is good enough ha-ha. But lucky to even get to play with one. They let you pull shots on it?

wow~ nice machine

Flipping pedal left and right...nothing to write home about

Took off top cover to see boilers too.

The Ethiopian sure tasted nice with pre-infusion...21g into 2oz.

Elaborate your question? Are you asking about where or which cafe to go to for a good black?
Or as you asking about how to brew a good cup yourself?

More like a good black coffee that I make myself at home. Not brew it myself, since I don't really have the equipment. Maybe something like Nescafe, where I can make it myself. By black I mean without sugar of course

I don't really know what is the right term for this though. Sorry for that

I used to enjoy those 2-1 (but looks like you looking for 1-1 haha) but since I started roasting and brewing my own with Aeropress I couldn't really go back anymore
Some of the more premium freeze dried types of coffee is actually not too bad - something like Robert Timms?

Hi i would like to ask something about coffee.

I would consider myself a coffee lover and drinks about 2-3 cups per day. But i am still new and am finding ways to enjoy better coffee other than those in cafe.

If i were not to purchase a coffee grounder, is there any ways to enjoy better coffee other than the 3-in-1? Eg. would french press or aeropress work without a grounder?

For sure nothing can beat your own brewing
Robert Timms? Never try it out yet. I think I'm gonna give it a try

Good coffee starts off first with fresh whole beans (finish beans no later than 15 days past roast date). You have to grind your beans before you start making your drinks.

A grinder doesn't cost a lot of money if you going for aeropress or French press. Hand grinder is some work but that the journey to yummy drinks

Something basic like this will do
http://m.intl.taobao.com/detail/detail.htm...1898.0.0.2dk88I
https://www.espressoparts.com/hario-ceramic...ee-mill-skerton

You don't need these
http://www.oehandgrinders.com/OE-Manual-Co...inders_c_1.html

Electric this will do
http://m.intl.taobao.com/detail/detail.htm...1898.0.0.l6UIe5

This post has been edited by patryn33: Dec 15 2015, 01:59 AM

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This post has been edited by patryn33: Dec 15 2015, 01:45 AM

Aud$8 for 200g not cheap I think

Then again I had Davidoff for like usd$8 100g

Can't do apple to apple compare to coffee beans
You probably don't need 7-10g for each cup (1 tablesppon) so might still be affordable per cup

I am not comparing to bean just to brands like indocafe
When they like rm7 for 50g or less I think

Then for rm26 for 200g not premium.

Daviddoff is rm35 for 100g by exchange rate

This post has been edited by patryn33: Dec 15 2015, 11:04 AM

Well because i am still studying and and staying in hostel, i would like to reduce the amount of stuffs to buy. A coffee grinder will be quite inconvenient because of certain reasons.

Will there be anyway to enjoy better coffee without purchasing a grinder?

Is there any stores that sell pre-grinded coffee?

I see I see. I stand corrected

I recommend cold brew.

Buy your beans fresh. Get the shop to grind. Prepare the whole batch. Split into bottles, and consume as needed.

Low cost...great taste...fast and convenient...for nice cold coffee...

This post has been edited by dwRK: Dec 15 2015, 11:23 PM

Who hv interest the espresso machine of WPM KD-210S2 Twins Thermo-block Espresso Machine?

pm me for detail, thank you.

Tesco selling at RM 30...

Picked up some espresso blend at Antipodean Menara Tan & Tan, thanks for the tip from a few days ago. Roasted Dec 8th at RM26.50 per 250g. Even parking is free if you don't hit the 15 minute mark.

Cheap, just that you about a week to finish of the beans.
Nothing fresher?