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"TheBeerNut":1a68uddz wrote: We'd need somewhere with lots of outside space, handy parking and which doesn't worry unduly about the leccy bill or public liability implications of lots of open boiling vats of liquid.[/quote:1a68uddz]

Was that an offer? <!-- s:wink: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /><!-- s:wink: -->

&amp;quot;Wallacebiy&amp;quot;:16fn4bzk wrote:
Even a pic of me "brewing" coffee with a bit of Muslin and a plastic Jug !!
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I was just thinking to myself the other day "this has probably gone too far" when I started worrying about the extract efficiency of my coffee setup.

&amp;quot;RichieH&amp;quot;:15c0tmw9 wrote: I started worrying about the extract efficiency of my coffee setup.[/quote:15c0tmw9]I'm sure if you nip along to 3FE on Abbey Street someone will be able to offer you advice. They're doing a French press class[/url:15c0tmw9] this Sunday too.

Sometimes, coffee geeks make us look like Coors Light drinkers.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:5kafbt40 wrote:
Sometimes, coffee geeks make us look like Coors Light drinkers.[/quote:5kafbt40]


I did realise that there was a whole level of coffee geekery I was missing out on, this guy[/url:5kafbt40] for instance is a proper nerd. , and to be fair, I do roast my own coffee beans. This on the other hand[/url:5kafbt40] is going a little too far. I mean this must be a joke, right? if not, we're nowhere near as geeky as we could be.