Entire GRAPES Espresso (Should it Coffee?)

[@alexreinking]

You should try blending it with some liquid nitrogen to actually turn it into a powder

[@yezinia]

No won't work either as the powder would melt when it gets heated up by the coffee machine. This just does not work

[@caiokojo]

I'm scared of using nitrogen!! Maybe in the future ... ?

[@alexreinking]

@@yezinia fair enough -- do you think freeze-drying would work?

[@newusernamelol6579]

i think my favourite part of this series is that its called "Should it coffee?" - its just accepting that some of these creations will be abominations to mankind and still making them anyway

[@marcelasoareslins2807]

😂😂😂

[@caiokojo]

I never thought of it that way before! I like to imagine that there will be hidden gems among all these crazy ideas

[@trstmeimadctr]

You should further dehydrate it after it is ground. But either way this is a lot of work for hot grape juice

[@caiokojo]

Nice idea ! I'll add this procedure to the next dried fruit that's too sticky

[@redmagebr]

Have you already set up the budget for the new machine? Feels like this one will give up in the next couple of months.

[@caiokojo]

Not yet, but with your help and continued research, I’ll make sure Mr. T (that’s my machine’s name) stays in good shape! Thanks for looking out for us!

[@mr.anonymous123]

Freeze dried grape might work better

[@caiokojo]

For this I must be quick , maybe freeze the entire porta filter too!

[@why6212]

I haven't finished watching the video, but for the record: I don't approve of these activities.
Edit: I have finished watching the video, and I still don't approve of these activities.

[@caiokojo]

😝 my only rule is to not waste anything! This is the responsibility of food experimentations!

[@Kamamura2]

Next time, stuff a hamster in. Hamster coffee - innovative, no?