I forgot my video camera, but thankfully I had made a little video on Sunday. The title says it all really.
Questions for next week in the comments please!
I forgot my video camera, but thankfully I had made a little video on Sunday. The title says it all really.
Questions for next week in the comments please!
So to wrap up my first successful week (which has been both harder and easier than I imagined):
Related links:
Previous Absurd Latte Art Challenge
Prizes:
12 Month Subscription – Square Mile Coffee Roasters
12 Month Subscription – Transcend Coffee Roasters
(Update: Thanks to Poul Mark for his generous offer of coffee from Transcend! Awesome!)
If you are up to the challenge post a link to your work in the comments – I will accept photos or video. C’mon! Have a go! It’s very silly…..
The title will make sense (honestly!).
I think I could end up being described as a bit obsessed with how the coffee industry communicates with consumers. I refuse to admit this is a bad thing.
Comments on this one would be very welcome!
I should make clear now, because I don’t think I do in the video, that I am not saying one opinion is better (or more correct) than the other. I just wanted to talk about the divide in ideas out there when it comes to brewing espresso – I am not trying to upset anyone, though I suspect I might….
Related links:
Today’s isn’t so controversial…. (sorry for the noise from the trains overhead!)
The books:
The Devil’s Cup: Coffee – Stewart Lee Allen
Espresso made in Italy – Enrico Maltone
The Paradox of Choice – Barry Schwarz
Do please let me know of any coffee books you love in the comments!