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"<p><a href=\"https://coffeetime.freeflarum.com/d/34-behmor-roaster/18\" class=\"PostMention\" data-id=\"322\" rel=\"\" target=\"\">CoffeePhilE</a> Only you know what you want/need and what will work for you. I was just pointing out that you have to know that a small batch means you need to roast more often, so you should be sure you are happy to do that (not only in the initial excitement phase, but also when you just want to drink coffee and enjoy it).</p>\n\n<p>You mentioned having 3-4 beans at a time. You also mentioned 5-day resting. You said correctly that it’s about planning. I currently find my roasts peak at ~14 days (not 5), for expresso. I think if I wanted to have 3-4 different beans, all perfectly rested and done in 100 gram batches (netting 80-90 grams each - which would give you 5 shots max each, and less than that in the Clever jug) - I would be constantly roasting and planning, with not much time left to enjoy life. If this works for you and this is what you want - it’s all good. Personally I would prefer something that enables me to do a bigger batch, knowing that I could always do smaller batches as well if I wanted to.</p>\n\n<p>I have never seen the IKAWA or the Nano in real life, so this might be completely unfair, but looking at some videos they remind me of the popcorn poppers I started roasting on 25 years ago. To me they look like VERY overpriced popcorn poppers with a chip and some electronics. But again - maybe this isn’t fair.</p> "
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