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I think he said it roasted 1/2 pound at a time? He'll correct my mistakes here, I hope :) This one offered more control than the first roaster, but still had limited capacity. He called it the mother of home roasters and said it cost about $700
Welcome to the Coffee Roaster & Bakery! I've been working on this MOC for about 4 years, and I'm already thinking of updates.
I uploaded it to LEGO Ideas, I would love your support: ideas.lego.com/projects/9deed7f4-2ef0-4c8d-90f3-4ca68b05dd55
I would also love to hear feedback on how to make this a better project. Feel free to leave constructive feedback in the comments!
4oz, 6oz, 8oz, some of our favourite vessels for staff espresso drinking. They all tell a story and suit different coffees.
I've posted this earlier, it shows how long I've been working on this project in between other jobs. I'm posting this again to keep these pictures together.
Roasting corn on the side of the road to sell to travelers was a typical sight along the trip.
This fellow was very animated once he saw me taking a photo out of the window.
Sembei are traditional Japanese rice crackers. I took this shot at an old sembei seller in Asakusa, Tokyo.
Melbourne, AUSTRÀLIA 2023
Dukes Coffee Roasters is a well-regarded specialty coffee roastery with several cafes in Melbourne, Australia. They are dedicated to ethically and sustainably sourcing high-quality coffee beans from various regions around the world. They are known for their meticulous roasting process that highlights the unique flavours of each origin. Their cafes offer a coffee-focused experience, with skilled baristas and a carefully curated atmosphere. Dukes is also committed to transparency in their supply chain and educating their customers about specialty coffee.
Some coffee roasted and packed straight from the roaster ready to be dispatched UK wide. The shelf behind is a collection of hand brewing equipment and vintage coffee finds like a CAFE sign from a bricolage in Pomerol, a Glasgow Camp Coffee bottle and a 1947 Brevetti Robiatti Atomic B Type. Not forgetting Cona Syphon, Chemex, Melitta Pour Over and Peugeot Hand Grinder!
I photographed this car in a parking lot. When changing the background, I decided to try some new color techniques .... I hope they look OK.
If you like the photo manipulation I did on this, please visit my website www.RatRodStudios.com.
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