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Symphony in Foam: Winged Tulip Edition ☕🎹
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Symphony in Foam: Winged Tulip Edition ☕🎹

u/leftycoffee — 1 day ago
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Chocolate parfait with banana and ice cream 🍨

Had this at a family restaurant in Japan.
The chocolate ice cream and banana combination was really good.

u/Mobaroid — 3 days ago
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Local Roaster sells Malfunctioning Beans Mix Bag. Would you get it?

our local roaster starts selling the so-called "triage".
translation of the bags description: "In this bag you will find hand-selected beans that didn't make it into our standard coffees. Each bag a different flavor. Freshly and gently roasted for your daily enjoyment."
the coffee is indeed very mixed with various roast levels and deformities. i'm still not that good at finding the best descriptors for the flavours but i would describe that one as just all over the place and missing character (roasted three days ago so idk how much the flavour will improve). with 15€/kg though i would still buy this over the standard supermarket beans any day. what do you guys think about this?

u/NigelCen — 2 days ago
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If you’d like to learn how I poured it, check the YouTube link in the comments 👇

In the Youtube channel, you’ll also find beginner-friendly tips for milk frothing and pouring techniques😊

I’m just an amateur latte art lover who started this journey 5 years ago, still learning and enjoying every cup along the way ☕️

u/leftycoffee — 8 days ago
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Aoma Coffee - Osaka, Japan

Fruity, delicate and soothing. Will return here when I come back to Osaka. Ordered their iced pourover using Mbilima beans, and my wife ordered their blend.

u/Cedricu — 5 days ago
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I’ve always dreamt of the idea to open a cafe. I do understand the market is saturated however my particular idea was very different from the rest and the type of drinks I’d sell cannot really found.

My favorite boba shop is closing and it’s a $150.000 with $3500 a month of rent. I have no idea how running a shop on the business side works. However I’m more than confident I can figure it out given guidance. Hiring people wouldn’t necessarily be the issue, but getting the business up and running. I definitely do not have $150,000 and I have no idea how much general coffee/boba shops make. It’s also right next to a community college being the closest cafe until another a few miles down.

I’ve worked as a barista for years so I’m familiar with the tempo but not familiar with the logistics

Where can I start? How much would I need? How can I avoid failing?

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u/Shot_Gumball_3149 — 7 days ago