Re: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
A few good gene cafe demos here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnUYBr6E1R0
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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
Thanks for your comments Myrtle.
Have you experienced any alignment problems with the roasting chamber and is there any cooling issues that we need to know about !!... :-[
MZ
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Re: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
I only roast in 220g lots - that seems to suit our usage pattern. Nice to know it can go that high if I need to roast more.
With all the roasts we have done, there has been hardly any chaff produced at all.
I like how simple this unit is to use. I also like how repeatable each roast is for the same beans.
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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
Hey Serge,
I will be waiting with anticipation for your Gene demo !
Thanks for the beautiful green beans which arrived today and once again many thanks for the great service and quality greens "Go Barista" Provides...
‹(•¿•)› MZ ‹(•¿•)›
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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
Thanks for the offer, but I have to go and earn some folding stuff tomorrow and by the way, Im a bit camera shy when it comes to, a barista, doing naked cartwheels !!!. :-X
MZ
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No probs MZ- Ill do naked cartwheels for you if it doesnt. Id do a batch of Ismaili or Matari now to prove the point but I went a tad silly...I have over a 2 kilos of experimental blends (which incidently have lots of pulped and dry hulled bean in them) degassing :-[Originally posted by Mocha Zarba link=1167370763/15#26 date=1170395536Going by that pic again, If by dry means green, well your 300 gram demo, is really a walk in the park for the Gene .. Im almost tempted to say thats impressive !!, but I would like another opinion from a third party other than you or Serge, no disrespect intended... :-X
MZ
Come up to First Pour tomorrow morn, meet some CSers grabbing some beans and lets prove it live
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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
Going by that pic again, If by dry means green, well your 300 gram demo, is really a walk in the park for the Gene .. Im almost tempted to say thats impressive !!, but I would like another opinion from a third party other than you or Serge, no disrespect intended... :-X
MZ
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Chris this is a fantastic job, well done.
For MC I will roast tomorow a 300 Gr dry coffee.
Serge
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Re: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
MZ- by "dry" they mean green....300g of anything is a doddle for this machine. Have a look at the size of the chaff collector- shown left relative to the size of the drum. A hottop will do 300g dry hulled beans and it has a simple tray less than 1cm deep as a chaff collector

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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
If you look at the pic, Gene Cafe loaded, it shows a recommended level for dry processed, so going by your 300 gram level , the recommended level for dry would be about 150 gram, a big difference, I tend to favor dry beans myself . Maybe if other Gene Cafe owners would like to comment on how the the Gene copes with 300 grams of dry..
MZ
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Hey Grendel,
It cools for perhaps 10 min after the roast- at which point you can go again immediately...
Chris
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Do you have to wait long between roasts?
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It was a wet coffee MZ. The chaff collected may have been 1/100th of total capacity and the chaff collector on the Gene is enormous in comparison to the Hottop...In conclusion, no problemo!Originally posted by Mocha Zarba link=1167370763/15#19 date=1170392872Good point, it might come down to that !
Just for a matter of interest, Is the PNG A a wet processed or a dry , In your opinion how would the Gene Cafes chaff collector cope with 300 grams of dry processed beans !
MZ
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Guest repliedRe: Gene Cafe Roaster in Australia
Good point, it might come down to that !
Just for a matter of interest, Is the PNG A a wet processed or a dry , In your opinion how would the Gene Cafes chaff collector cope with 300 grams of dry processed beans !
MZ
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Originally posted by Mocha Zarba link=1167370763/15#17 date=1170391752Great pics Chris, great even roast, can just about smell them from here !. I waiting on Andys review on the programmable Hottop before I make a decision.
MZ
No worries MZ....alternately, why not buy 2 Gene Cafes and pocket the change for a nice dinner! [smiley=evil.gif]
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