@MmeLibertine No problem. Hope you enjoy it.
@MmeLibertine In case you didn't see the other reply, it's just vanilla syrup and mulling spices in the milk before steaming. I've been making them since before pumpkin spice was a thing. https://social.typica.us/@neal/108958361400215482
@gnomon top with whipped cream.
@gnomon pretty sure you're thinking of that. For a 16 oz double, 1 oz vanilla (most brands work), 1 tablespoon mulling spices. Adjust to taste or scale to size.
@emma I'll also be doing this soon. I was just recently given some coffee that was roasted in Saudi Arabia and there's enough to do a bunch of different brewing techniques with it. I have some nice tools that were a gift from a Syrian student the last time I taught in that general part of the world.
Looks like full resolution didn't get preserved uploading here. I also posted them here where it's possible to get the full 4K: https://www.hoyolab.com/article/7851733
Working on blends today. I have the problem that some of the coffees I would normally use that I was expecting to have by now still aren't available so yesterday I tossed together a custom roast of a couple things with the intent of getting certain specific flavor components that are hard to get out of the coffees I have roasted the way they are on the shelf. That test batch isn't great on its own, but did get me exactly what I needed for the blends I'm working on so that's going well.
@Taweret Unless you're on Kirk's Enterprise.
Brought home a couple bags of coffee that were roasted in Saudi Arabia. As a drip brew, the first one that I'm trying is roasted a little lighter than I would take that personally, but I'd like to try running that in more regionally appropriate brewing styles before sending feedback. I had some of his other stuff on pour over at the event which was quite nice.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.