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Kaffelogic roast profile by benjaminfleon /PerN

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The roast in plain words

A fast start: the beans reach 150 °C after about 1 min 50 s. The — 200 °C and hotter — starts at about 4 min 5 s. How long the roast stays there depends on the roast level you pick: a higher level ends later and tastes darker.

Read from the profile's designed curve. In our own logged roasts both marks were hit within 15 seconds of the design (94 roasts, 12 profiles, one machine).

Temperature (°C)Hot zone (200 °C and hotter)

How it turned out for others

Community Roast-Log Outcomes

AI-assisted analysis of 3 logged roasts

Success rate

0%

0 of 2 decided roasts

Partial

2

Failed

0

Quality score

53%

63% avg confidence

1 roast log was unclear.

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Unreliable weight data

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BrewedLate's own roast log, not community data

7 roasts across 2 coffees, not yet kept as the recipe for any. A profile counts as kept when the same level and load were roasted at least twice and it is still the latest profile used on that coffee.

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About This Profile

Batch 80-100 grs. Principle is a fast roast and a steep profile similar to logs from the Roest machine. First crack starts early and is well defined. Power is lower at the end of the roast when the beans are exothermic. End temperature is rather low but still normal DTR. Profile developed with beans rehydrated to 16%. \vRecommended level 2.5 (light up to 3.0 (medium light). Start with level 3.5 and then stop at your wanted DTR.\v\vStarted with profile RaostV4 including fan profile. Higher preheat to 1000W to get a good start with harder beans. Works very well with high altitude washed beans. More sensitive beans could benefit from a lower preheat. Zones changed

Roaster's Recommendation

Developed with smaller Grade 2 heirloom washed Ethiopian beans from very high altitudes. Don't use "1-series" for bigger beans because of a risk for fire! With the new chaff collector it's very easy to check the bean movement. T

Profile Specs

Batch Size

100 g

Preheat Power

1000 W

Roast Power

1200 W

Expected First Crack

205°C

Recommended Level

2.5

Altitude

1500–2700m

Profile Family

Forum

Process

Washed

Roast Level

Medium-Light

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