Recently I bought pre grounded coffee but it tasted kind of bad and made me headache. First time bought pre grounded actually, before this always use roasted bean. Is generally pre grounded coffee taste bad or I just chose the wrong brand and quality?

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My iced brew DIY method. 😂

I dose by serving, never filled the hopper before (in fact I just use the tamper to cover the bean entry and keep hopper in storage cabinet haha

Then brush and air blow the hell out of the machine to get everything out. Very very tedious and slow but that's the nature of the home barista

that is expensive.

maybe this?
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/niche-ze...offee-grinder#/

https://www.home-barista.com/grinders/niche...der-t48287.html

Anyone know what happen to Beanshipper. my subscription delivery is today and it is missing from my account and can't seem to contact them via fb or website

I dunno they cancelled or ..............should I order from elsewhere?

When too fresh, you'll get a huge layer of crema but you'll notice it dissipates very quickly. This indicates it's not yet stable because the CO2 content is still too high in the bean (not rested long enough)
This crema doesn't play well with milk and may give you an extra bitter layer on top. Most apparent on the first sip

But do take note that this is different from bean to bean as well as the roast level of the coffee

Try and let me know! 

Hi,

I am coffee noob.. Thinking of buying an average for home coffee espresso machine from Lazada.

I am based in Subang jaya. Does anyone here knows any shop/house/place/coffee roaster that sells reasonable price coffee beans/Biji kopi/grind coffee/serbuk kopi?

And also I am still noob, at the moment trying to research and read and understand more. WHy cant we use those serbuk coffee like those in chinese kopitiam use for espresso machine yea? cause I think those chinese kopitiam/hainanese coffee flvr strong n nice..  


SOrry i ask such stupid questions..Trying to google and understand more..   

Just tried Yarra milk by Farm fresh....really like it. Hope the price remains reasonable and easily available.

For those looking for "raw" milk, perhaps you can try getting unpasteurised milk from the suppliers of milk to Indian cuisine restaurants. I know quite a few people like it with local kopitiam coffee, but personally too strong milk taste for me.

Can I practice latte art with bellman stovetop steamer and 3 in 1 coffee?