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  • Darkfalz
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    The shot is usually "stripy" coming out, just mixes together in the PF so without a naked, the contrast is not as pronounced. You don't cut just as it starts to change colour, but when it's changed colour and consistency.

    Newer beans tend to produce a shot which looks lighter and foamier (thicker and more voluminious) from the star tdue to higher CO2 in the beans released during grinding and extraction. The darker stripes would probably be the coffee oils.

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  • Journeyman
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    Awesome!

    Just for my edumacation, was that shot starting to blonde at 1:22? The stream lightened slightly. Also at 1:24 there's a blonde patch (I think) just left of centre. Am I seeing incipient blonding or is that normal variation?

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  • an inexplicably intoxicating 2-minute slow-motion video of an espresso extraction

    Found this at Daily Coffee News, ah, intoxicating indeed

    Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine – A Slow-Motion Espresso Shot that Will Make You Feel Feelings

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEo3...layer_embedded
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