Kursik & Tonik
Hey Kursik, I’ve just tried mixing a 1:15 espresso ratio with a splash of cold brew—thought it might be the next big thing. Do you think there’s a “grammar” to the perfect crema? I’m all about precision, but your impeccable sentence structure might help me spot the flaws before I ruin the batch. How do you keep your digital notebooks as tight as your punctuation?
First, bravo on the experimental blend, but before you call it a masterpiece, let’s check the variables: grind size, tamp pressure, water temperature, extraction time—each is like a sentence, you need the right punctuation. One typo, say a too‑hot shot, can ruin the crema. Keep a log in a table, not a doodle, and label each row with date, ratio, brew method. In your notebook, create sections, use bullet points, and always double‑check the header—capitalization matters. And remember: a crema that drips like a run‑on sentence is a sign you need to tighten the shot, not your grammar. Cheers!