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And in this case, get 12.6 grams after! Usually it was 0.1, 0.2g off. To deal with that, I'd put a few grams of the new coffee in the grinder, grind it out to get rid of the old (different) coffee, and in a way, prime the grinder for the new sample.
Time for luwak cupping session. The kopi luwak that I had was prepared by a special technique to brew coffee. The coffee was brewed in a vacuum coffee maker, or in other name is siphon coffee maker. This method help to separate the coffee mixture from the coffee dust, hence create a tea-like texture of the coffee.
The cup sucks in the skin and makes it more sensitive (because it draws all the blood to this area). This large cup can be used to suck up *insert favourite body part here* for added pleasure / pain
After visiting coffee farms in Nicaragua, we went to the warehouse where the coffee was stored. We had a change to cup the coffees we purchased. The process is much like a wine-tasting. I grabbed this shot as they were getting the coffee ready for us.
The example of the supraorbital nerve
The emergence of the supraorbital nerve will be quite easy, drawing a line through the middle of the pupil and the corner of the mouth.
Alex (pictured here) has been a long-time friend of Counter Culture and is an excellent cupper. Along with a team of 3 other people, he does the quality control work for the cooperative that is now counting on 2,680 members. That's a lot of work!
He and I spent the better part of a day cupping through 42 samples to fulfill the rest of our contract this year. I think the ones we selected will only add to the deliciousness that Kim Elena has already helped bring in this season, and hope you'll agree!
Watching a film and noticed the practice of cupping which I think is an interesting pseudo-science practiced in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). And yes, the film was on Turner Classic Movies (TCM).
Can you name the film?
Shane Belew and Reagan Petrehn
1900 Barker
Lawrence, Kansas
(October 3, 2016)
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