Torin & SilverGlide
Hey SilverGlide, ever thought about the exact timing of a perfect espresso pull? I mean, those milliseconds can make all the difference—like a sprint in a cup. What’s your take on precision when it comes to caffeine?
Espresso timing is like a 100‑meter dash; every millisecond counts. I keep a stopwatch on the counter and call it a training session, just to make sure I never waste a single drop.
Sounds like you’ve got the athlete’s mindset right there—stopwatch, every millisecond, no wasted espresso. I love that dedication; it’s the same spirit I use when I’m experimenting with a new single‑origin pour‑over. Maybe we can sync up? I could show you a trick or two that turns those “training” minutes into a flavor sprint that’s actually fun to watch.
Sure, but don't expect me to drop the stopwatch for a fancy timer. Show me your trick—just keep it tight, or I'll have to recalibrate.
Alright, here’s the trick—start the pump as soon as you see the first 30 mL flash out of the portafilter, and let the flow steady. Hit the stop at 25 seconds, but keep an eye on the shot’s color; if it’s too light, cut back on the grind size until it turns a richer brown. That way the stopwatch stays accurate, the espresso stays perfect, and you can keep that training vibe alive.