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Cromboloni

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Roasted to order — 300g packs ship within 24 hours; 1kg packs ship within 1 to 2 working days of your roast date. A Dessert-Style Medium Roast Blend Built for Milk Cromboloni is a medium roast blend of 100% specialty Arabica from Brazil and Indonesia, built to taste like dessert in a cup. Expect rich chocolate, toffee, and caramel glaze with a full body and very low acidity. It is for sweet-toothed coffee lovers who want an easy, indulgent cup that shines in milk. Tasting Notes Chocolate · Toffee · Caramel Glaze Full-bodied and smooth with very low acidity and a sweet, lingering finish. Coffee Details Origin Brazil & Indonesia (blend) Variety 100% specialty Arabica Roast Level Medium Tasting Notes Chocolate, toffee, caramel glaze About This Coffee Cromboloni pairs two classic origins to chase pure sweetness. The Brazilian component brings chocolate richness and natural sugar-browning sweetness, while the Indonesian component adds full body and deep toffee. Together they create a dessert-like cup that is approachable yet layered. With a sweetness rating of four out of five, a body of four out of five, and acidity of just one out of five, this is a gentle, low-acid blend made for comfort. It is sweet enough to stand in for your morning pastry and smooth enough to drink black, but it truly comes alive in milk. How to Brew Cromboloni Method Ratio Notes Espresso 1:1.5 Creamy, syrupy shots for lattes and cappuccinos Filter 1:14 Brew water at 93°C for a clean, sweet cup If your espresso tastes sharp or thin, grind a little finer; if it tastes harsh or muddy, grind slightly coarser. How Much Coffee Is in a Bag? A 300g bag brews roughly 20 espresso-based drinks at 18g per shot — about RM1.75 per cup. A 1kg bag makes around 65 drinks, working out to about RM1.68 per cup. Great value for a daily milk-coffee habit. Frequently Asked Questions Is Cromboloni better for espresso or filter? Both work, but it is built for milk. As espresso at a 1:1.5 ratio it pulls creamy, chocolatey

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