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>>9034416
>but there is no excuse for all the nano particles business
hey easy easy there anon,
few different sizes of nano particles of grounded coffee and your cup is ruined because they will extract differently.
or you get very precise coffee grinder (in $500 price range and above) or you manually remove those nano coffee particles before brewing.
Just take a look at instant coffee how uniformed all the particles are, and that's why instant coffee delivers constant reliable high quality brew every single time.

>>8982495

Coffee Nanoparticles.
http://blog.coffeenanoparticles.com/2012/01/new-website.html

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