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Coffee and ministry - like love and marriage

If you’ve browsed this blog at all, you will know that it’s comes from my love of combining my passion for Jesus with my passion for coffee. I figured the best way to justify my coffee ‘habit’ was on ministry grounds…

So last Saturday saw another great opportunity.

Comment [2] | Posted: 6 August 08
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The ultimate Silvia?

Most hardcore espresso fans end up modding their ‘spresso machine of choice to work just they way they want. But this example appeals powerfully to coffee enthusiast and the geek in me…

Comment [3] | Posted: 22 April 08
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Expressionistic Espresso

Mirage Bastgone

I dropped into Dean Morgans on Friday to pick up some decaf beans.
In his showroom area out front, he has a Mirage Bastone

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Sunbeam EM6910 - settling in

Sunbeam EM6910 - 2

After nine days of using just the EM6910, how is it shaping up?
Some annoyances and some bouquets for the biggest of the Sunbeam espresso range…

Comment [12] | Posted: 14 September 07
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Sunbeam EM6910 - three weeks on

Sunbeam EM6910

Three weeks on in my ownership of a Sunbeam EM6910, how is it going?
Can a user (and fan) of a ‘real’ espresso machine really be content with a thermoblock-powered ‘steam toy’?
Read on to find out…

Comment [2] | Posted: 7 September 07
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Sunbeam EM6910 - First Impressions

Sunbeam EM6910 - 1

A new espresso machine makes it’s way into our house – although actually destined for Neil’s office. Having been spoilt by Morris’s ability to produce excellent coffee day and and day out, how did the humble Sunbeam EM6910 shape up on it’s first outing?
Read on…

Comment [2] | Posted: 25 August 07
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Sunbeam Espresso Machine EM6910

Sunbeam EM6910

I’ve mentioned the little Sunbeam grinder (the EM0480) before as being a great starter grinder for people. At the RRP of $199 it is good value.

The top of line Sunbeam Espresso machine (the EM6910) is also a worthy contender in the starters stakes for people really interested in good espresso. It’s very capable of producing good coffee with the right beans.

Comment [3] | Posted: 18 August 07
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Antique Coffee

If I had the funds and the facility to display them, I would love to collect antique and just old coffee equipment.

Comment? [3] | Posted: 12 October 06
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Coffea Arabica