Bought this bag of coffee beans based on its nice label alone. If it has a scooter on it and is called 'Bella' it can' t be bad, right? Luckily, Johan & Nyström seem to know their stuff. First run with the newly repaired grinder 5:45 this morning went ok, the double espresso was nice. It will take a while to get the grinder adjusted, there is a limit to how much coffee I can consume each day.../O.K.
OK, that's it. Come here and fix our espresso maker, please, please, please with sugar on top!
ReplyDeletePS. Label is great!
ReplyDeleteYour espresso maker is wired up I think, the only thing that has to be done before it works again is a reduction in size of about a mm of the bottom plate. Speak to your (very) local milling machine operator.
ReplyDeleteI think it is time to adjust the grinder for the fifth time today now. :)
So that means that you have had 4 espressos so far? Feeling a bit wired up yet?
ReplyDeleteSitting here with my fifth. Four doubles and one single. Wired like Jeff Beck... It's a tough job but someone has to do it, hehe.
ReplyDeleteHilarious!
ReplyDeleteOK, does this mean the wiring is repaired on this? I can't remember if you did that. I just have to fix the bottom?
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of grinder do you have?
I think so, but can't remember for sure. The grinder is a Kenwood CG400, nothing fancy but better than the rotating knife-kind. I ended up with the finest setting, which gives extraction times around 22 seconds.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm sitting here with todays first latte, or "Gruel de Bourgeois"/"Borgarvälling" as I call it. ;)