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BrazilKultbohne Mary’s Espresso
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33,80 €/kg
16,90 € for 500 g, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,61 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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Kultbohne Marys Espresso | Mandel, Nuss, Aprikose | u.a. Kolumbien, Brasilien
Geschmack:
Mary‘s Espresso verbindet wunderbar Mandel und Nuss mit Noten von Aprikose für dein perfektes Kaffee-Erlebnis.
Art:
100% Arabica – Espresso Blend. Röstkaffee, ganze Bohne.
Bohnen:
Castillo Columbia – Antioquia | Kolumbien | Caturra | washed
Yellow Bourbon | Brasilien | natural
Stärke:
Säure:
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Herkunft:
u.a. Kolumbien, Brasilien
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Brührezept:
Dosiermenge (Dose In): 18-19 g
Extraktionszeit in Sekunden: 24-26s
Extraktionsmenge (Dose out): 40-42g
Temperatur: 92°C
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