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shane |
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Re: Behmor vs Hottop |
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On May 9, 4:55=A0pm, Moka Java <rtwatc...@fishyahoo.com> wrote:
> EskWI...@spamblock.panix.com wrote:
> > In alt.coffee, Moka Java <rtwatc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> >> So
> >> if I can't get better results than what I'm getting now what's the poin=
t?
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> > Does a new toy need a point?
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> Of course not. =A0The price doesn't bother me and the ability to roast
> indoors is certainly a big plus. =A0But I live in a townhouse condominium
> with limited space. =A0The Behmor is the size of a small microwave and
> would require some rearranging to give it a home. =A0So why should I buy
> something that I'm pretty well convinced I won't be happy with?
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> R "was at a garage sale and the guy was selling an elephant for $5. what
> am I gonna do with an elephant? =A0he says, ok, $3. now who could pass up
> a bargain like that?!" TF
The Behmor is smaller than a microwave, think toaster oven.
The decision on weather to order or not, for me, is now moot as I just
ordered a Behmor.
After reading what you said I realized it was the right thing for me
and what I was looking for.
Everyone should pick the coffee roasting solution that work the best
for them, even if it is ordering Gevalia.
Shane
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Fri, 9 May 2008, 3:07 pm |
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