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A new video has been added to Bay Beans 'TIPS' - Espresso walk-through. Sit back, relax and watch a short walk though on how to make an espresso from a domestic coffee machine. Espresso is also the base for Flat white, cappuccino short black or long black. The machine used is a Rancilio Silvia and the grinder is a Sunbeam EM480 Cafe Series grinder. Aim for a consistent grind, an extraction lasting 25-30 seconds and a resulting espresso of 30mls.
Coffee machine: Rancilio Silvia Coffee grinder: Sunbeam EM480 your host: James | Bay Beans coffee If you would like more info, contact us for free advice.  We are proud to announce the arrival of a new Australian product to Bay Beans - Bondi Chai. A blend of comfort spices with the added richness of vanilla and the natural warmth and sweetness of honey. Makes 25 serves. Bondi Chai is a seriously delicious, creamy-smooth blend of milk, black tea, honey, vanilla and exotic 'comfort' spices which tastes superb and is 'almost addictive' - usually served latte-style. Because it’s a powder, Bondi Chai is very versatile and easy to use and stores in its foil packs for at least 2 years. 'Chai' is the generic word for tea in many Asian and middle-east countries. In India it is a brewed, spiced, milky tea that was created for the Kings of India and has since become ‘India’s gift to the world’! Bondi Chai is Australia’s own Gold Medal winning chai tea latte. It was created and is blended in Australia and is carving a favoured place in our café culture. Grab a bag at the Bay Beans store. If your a cafe owner, or business, contact us for wholesale offers. Do you remember the lazy Sunday afternoons spent ambling down a quiet rural town markets? You could see the fresh fruit, taste the local honey and smell the aromas of all things that is local and handmade. Life just got hectic and now these Sunday drives are less often - but that doesnt mean you cant enjoy all that fresh produce, delivered to your door. Bay Beans have partnered with Foodo, Australia's gourmet food market, and are proud to be associated with other fine food makers, such as 'Seaton Fire', who make delicious Chilli Chocolate. 'McGraths Fine Foods', home of the to die for Poppyseed Salad Dressing and 'Guava Gourmet', with their unique Caramalised Balsamic Vinegar. There is something about quality handmade food, it tastes better! Perhaps it's the fact it's hasn't been mass-produced in a factory or the lack of additives, or that it is made with love in your own backyard? Foodo's online store works a treat, so give it a try - support your new locals!  You know we have to pay for postage, right? It's great news we can offer discounted Australia Post rates, but its even better that Bay Beans coffee beans are such great value, which means even with delivery, your getting coffee beans delivered to your door for less - want to make the deal even better? Throw in another bag or two, and your delivery is already covered!  I have just added another great new coffee to the store at Bay Beans coffee. Super Crema has thick strong crema, medium body with a nutty aftertaste, a blend using a base of the super crema bean of the Indian monsoon Malabar. Bay Beans Super Crema is roasted fresh the day you place your order. Packed in zip-lock, one-way valve, foil lined bags for ultimate freshness. Prices for Super Crema start at $9.70  I have just loaded a new coffee, "Forte", onto the online store at www.baybeans.com.au - A Guatemula based coffee. A strong coffee with refined acidity, subtle cocoa texture, gentle spice flavors and a sweet aftertaste. An award winning blend. Bay Beans Forte is roasted fresh the day you place your order. Packed in zip-lock, one-way valve, foil lined bags for ultimate freshness.  |
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