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Coffee Lover v.2 Thread, Let's Share!
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Jul 18 2020, 03:41 PM
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Toraja(Sulawasi, Indonesia)... 200g for RM13.. The roaster is indonesian and it's roast on order..
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Jul 18 2020, 03:45 PM
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Jul 13 2020, 11:12 AM) not sure purpose of thermoblock... maybe just for hot water wand... can't find much info on it Yeah.. i was also wondering why the need for the thermoblock since there're already 2 boilers.. adding to the operating wattage consumption.what is the local pricing? found some hkd & usd listing and it's not cheap ends up ~rm10k... same price segment but dual boiler vs e61 hx... it's not available locally yet and currently, reviews of the unit is hard to come by.. covid-19 gua |
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Jul 19 2020, 12:28 PM
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Jul 19 2020, 09:43 AM) I think the smart thing to do is to incorporate it into the group head...provides faster start up heating and final shot stability You noticed the KD510.. the 510 is a commercial variant of the 410, sized up to a 2 grouphead machine.bezzera first started with element heater in the head...then copied by decent espresso and few others... maybe wpm doing the same but using thermoblock kd 510 has 2 thermoblocks... so the clue is there... |
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Jul 22 2020, 05:14 PM
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Aug 1 2020, 02:39 PM
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Hello there again... Here's another beans from the same Indonesian roaster, it a gayo.. it's about RM15 for 200g.. taste wise, it's comparable with Degayo's offering. sunami liked this post
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Aug 1 2020, 02:44 PM
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It does have a wee bit similarities with Brazilian; mild and an all-rounder.. good for those who likes mocha style.. straight cup is hard to do latte art (not to say am any good to begin with.. lol) sunami liked this post
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Aug 14 2020, 12:59 AM
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Aug 3 2020, 05:45 PM) Tikietic come I give you some incentive... just pulled these today... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « I know this is late... But it's beautiful what you have achieved there !!! |
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Aug 14 2020, 01:07 AM
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Found another reasonably good coffee here.. Latin America, it's a blend so it's not exactly S.O.. Ordered early second week of August.. the kicker was the price; RM28 for 500g I frothed less and because of that, had to add a little bit more milk than my usual routine.. by the way.. this is UHT milk.. nice? sunami liked this post
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Aug 14 2020, 01:10 AM
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Apr 6 2021, 05:15 PM
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QUOTE(eltaria @ Apr 5 2021, 07:07 PM) !! Lol, I'll stick to my Aeropress if this is true. seriously.. Anyway, I am going with the Gemilai la, I still believe pre ground is not that bad, compared with a lot of setup I see where the self owned grinder is of questionable quality also. A not so fresh (maybe couple weeks old, but perfectly sealed until unpacking) but properly grinded by your roaster will be better than a fresh beans, but grinded with subpar grinders.... I have seen a lot of setup, where a subpar grinder is used... and I am almost certain that the pre-ground is gonna be better. if you're thinking about pre-ground with an expresso machine, it will be followed by lots of frustrations. no vendor can pre-grind the coffee exactly for the said machine.. that's why we have to re-calibrate our grinders for new beans. between Welhome and Gemilai.. you're on good ground with either of them.. but the WPM is an old trusted horse where as the Gemilai is a newer variant. Both are thermoblocks and kicks in within 2 min upon powering up the unit. We have the KD-201S2 here.. and been using them for over 6 years now.. trust me, don't waste money on them machines if you're solely on pre-ground.. we've been through this path.. for the lulz |
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Apr 7 2021, 05:06 PM
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QUOTE(eltaria @ Apr 7 2021, 01:18 PM) understood, ok la, let's see how it goes, and i'll update again on what results i get later. Suddenly you popped a pressurized espresso machine as an example..I'll go ahead with the gemilai 3200 and will play around with the extra fine preground. If I can get the 1:2 ratio, 25 seconds time like that, no chanelling, it's good enough d. I'll share on my experience later once I have the things in place I've used grinders before, so I do understand the concept there, just that due to other considerations, I will have to work with my current constraints. And if my experience is good, I hope that for those with entry level grinders, that it possibly could be an acceptable or even better experience if they switch to good pre-ground.. I've read somewhere that if you have to trade between a good pre-ground vs a low entry grinder, by all means, good pre-ground will be the better choice. If you are planning to get a pressurized machine, then pre-ground is still ok, tolerable.. The point you brought up about a vendor's commercial grinder is definitely better than those blade/entry-level grinders are true. However, factor in these: 1. Vendor grinds the whole bag of beans a one go, if the setting is not suitable, the entire bag of pre ground may not be usable at all for the espresso machine. 2. Pre-ground oxidized very rapidly.. don't underestimate this, the espresso machine can pick it up.. |
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Oct 7 2025, 12:44 PM
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QUOTE(PhungTM @ Apr 25 2024, 03:30 PM) Seems like alot of people are using Gemilai CRM3605, including me Weird noises are most likely come from the vibe pump.. (it's probably the only component that make noise, apart from the hissing steam).Anyone know of any coffee machine repair service in Klang valley? My machine is getting some hiccups and recently making lots of weird noises if you have not descale your machine for a long time, stuck valves. pipe/hose may cause the vibe pump to work extra hard, thus the noise. else, a failing pump.. the pump is not too difficult to replace(ownself) |
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Oct 7 2025, 12:52 PM
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QUOTE(sunami @ Feb 21 2025, 09:23 AM) I am surveying to upgrade machine. got... you can search for profitec pro or rancilio silva pro.. both of these are still sold in malaysia. these are old-school machines.. are you sure?It is time to decommission my long served crm 3605 since 2021 and I found this MiiCoffee Apex it seems have a good review and comparing with gaggia classic pro. unfortunately, looks like it's not selling in msia. anyone have any idea where to find this machine? |
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Oct 7 2025, 12:59 PM
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QUOTE(MasBoleh! @ Jun 30 2025, 04:00 AM) well most home entry level machines are well within the 13A socket limit.. if your coffee machine comes with 2 group heads or more.. only then will you need to worry about the 13A socket. MasBoleh! liked this post
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Oct 22 2025, 04:14 PM
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Oct 22 2025, 04:17 PM
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QUOTE(PrinceJoe @ Oct 18 2025, 04:26 PM) Hi 👋🏽 coffee beginner here. just stick with the basket that comes with the machine.. if you were to get a third party basket, make sure it fits. it's not only the diameter but how the basket's lips are designed to align with the grouphead rubber casket to form a good seal.Just bought a beginner machine and grinder. Just starting my journey with home brew espresso. Previously, been brewing from Moka pot. For normal single wall basket, just a survey, what brand are you using… I am looking for something not too expensive unlike IMS or normcore… with 51mm targeting 18g capacity. PrinceJoe liked this post
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