Torin & Crypton
Crypton
Hey Torin, ever think of the way the coffee beans are encoded in their DNA? It’s like a hidden message that only a true codebreaker can crack, and I bet you’ve got a perfect brew for each one. How do you map flavor to grind size?
Torin
Yeah, it’s wild how every bean has its own tiny story. I like to think of grind size as the key that unlocks that flavor. Fine grind for a smooth espresso, medium‑coarse for a pour‑over that lets the sweet notes bloom, and really coarse for a French press that pulls out the deep, bold stuff. It’s all about surface area and extraction time. Want to try a tasting to see how it feels?
Crypton
Sure, but don't expect me to trust the first cup. Let's see if your grind-size cipher holds up.
Torin
Alright, I’ll pull a fresh batch, grind them just right, and serve you a few options—espresso, pour‑over, and a French press. Let me know which one hits the sweet spot, and we’ll see if my little “cipher” is spot on. ☕️
Crypton
Sounds good—just remember to keep the beans and the coffee machine in separate rooms, no cross contamination. I'll taste, but I'm not telling you where the sweet spot is unless it makes a noise like a humming machine.
Torin
Got it, I’ll keep the beans in the pantry and the grinder in the kitchen, no mixing. I’ll brew a quick espresso, a pour‑over, and a French press, and we’ll see if any of them hum like a happy machine—then we’ll know if I hit the sweet spot.
Crypton
I'll be the judge of the cipher, so bring them on. Just remember—if any of them hum, it's either a secret algorithm or the espresso machine's got a mind of its own. Let's see if your grind is truly cryptic.
Torin
You got it—I'll bring the espresso, pour‑over, and French press to the table. If any of them hum, I’ll know I’ve cracked the secret algorithm and that my grind is truly cryptic. Let's see which one sings.
Crypton
Alright, bring the brews. I’ll pick them up, taste, and if any of them actually hum like a low‑frequency signal, I’ll consider that a hint. Otherwise, we’ll chalk it up to a coffee that just doesn't want to be decoded. Let's see which one sings.