Busy Barbie 007 asked:


I’ve never been an avid coffee drinker, I’m more of an espresso 2-3x a week. However, I’m trying to cut costs, so I bought a coffee mate (espresso machines were too much) and started making coffee at home. I figure i’m saving at least $10/week. It’s pretty good, but now I find myself making coffee daily…

My question is- How much coffee do you drink? Is it needed to function?

Cale

Frenzoze asked:


I’m going into the coffee business so I’m doing a little research to find out what commercial equipment I need (grinders, espresso machines, blenders, coffee machines, etc). I do know that I want a group 2 espresso automatic machine, as far as brand, I have no idea.

Also, if someone knows of a supplier in the SF bay area that would be great. Thank you for any help you can provide.
I almost forgot, please support why you suggested this brand. The more backup and information you can provide, the better.

I’m not trying to be picky but if we could avoid “one liner” answers that would be really helpful to me. Thx !

Moses

Eric T asked:


I was just wondering if anyone knows why something like this would happen. Mine are only a little bit thicker than coffee and that is only because of the crème. I didn’t know if its just the difference in espresso machines or the beans or if it had anything to do with how much pressure I put on the puck.

My espresso machine is - http://www.krupsusa.com/All+Products/Espresso+Machines/Pump+espresso+machines/Products/XP4030/XP4030.htm

David

M.M asked:


Companies invest money to have new machines or something periodically. For example, coffee shop owners need to buy espresso machines after a few years since they are old. Or Banks need to buy new pcs for the workers to use since they are too old. The companies have to renew their facilities in the regular basis. Then, how do you call this investment in economics or business?
I want to know the terminology in English. The answer looks like —- investment. If someone knows, please answer. Thanks.

Ben

theshortfox asked:


I have an Espresso machine that was previously used with non-kosher coffee beans and probably also with non-kosher milk. The machine has been used only a couple of times in the past, and has been rarely used over the last couple of months.

Here’s a link for the Espresso Machine:
http://www.capresso.com/espresso-machines-ultima.shtml

My question is, can it be koshered (I assume so)?
If so, what shall I do to Kosher it?

Thanks!

Kent