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MyronJ
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Posted Tue Aug 17, 2004, 10:48pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

For a real shrine try these pics and story at this thread best, myron

kaanage
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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2004, 5:04am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

That's more like a pagan altar - hidden away from view from "normal" folk :-) Hey, what happened????????????????????? (Click for larger image)

do'in it on the cheap

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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2004, 4:22pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Here's the happy couple: (Click for larger image)

espressobsessed
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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2004, 4:38pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

marlinduke Said: I'm curious to see what people have set up for themselves at home. I'll get the ball rolling with mine. 1st Generation Giotto Mini-Mazzer Erich Posted August 17, 2004 link Nice setup, loved the photo composition and are those Lavazza cups? Very nice! Jimmy

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tweek
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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2004, 4:48pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

heres mine (Click for larger image)

marlinduke
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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2004, 6:57pm
Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

espressobsessed Said:

Nice setup, loved the photo composition and are those Lavazza cups?

Very nice!

Jimmy

Posted August 18, 2004 link

Thanks, Jimmy. Those are indeed Lavazza cups. I think I like the older design of these over the new "blue stripe" versions.

So far, I'm really enjoying seeing everyone's "shrines"!

Erich

marlinduke
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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2004, 5:48am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

I couldn't help myself: combining my two hobbies--espresso and photography. Another image. (Click for larger image)

RoxieL
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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2004, 9:55am
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tweek Said:

heres mine

Posted August 18, 2004 link

Just a word of caution about storing the sauces at room temperature. I used to do this as well. But I noticed white fuzzy stuff in the chocolate sauce after a while. The white chocolate & caramel didn't get the white fuzzy stuff in it but I began to notice I'd get stomach aches a while after having a caramel latte. SO... unless you go through the sauces VERY QUICKLY, I'd suggest you store them in the fridge after opening. (That's what I do, now - obviously with NEW bottles!)

flydhest
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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2004, 10:04am Subject: attention moderators :)

I'd like a moderator to remove this whole thread, please. If my wife sees it, I won't be able to get away with being as messy as I am in my espresso station. Right now, she just thinks that any espresso setup has to be messy. You all are going to ruin my life.

GaryH
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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2004, 3:17pm Subject: Re: attention moderators :)

The grinder is MUCH more important than the espresso machine! (Click for larger image)

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