What specific roast profile and bean density work best to prevent channeling when pulling a turbo shot on a high-end commercial espresso machine?
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What specific roast profile and bean density work best to prevent channeling when pulling a turbo shot on a high-end commercial espresso machine?
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- drip rates tend to be affected by the shot ratio. The faster flow rates involved tend to favor the faster-diffusing chemical compounds in extraction, and this often leads to subjectively increased acidity. This profile is often paired with lighter roasts, and it can highlight the bright acidity of light-roasted Kenyan coffees. · decentespresso.com
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