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I've just started going to a cafe in London which uses a kind of tap to fill the milk jug from a keg. They get a keg delivered, and then when the keg's empty it
by cjrp 9y ago
I've just started going to a cafe in London which uses a kind of tap to fill the milk jug from a keg. They get a keg delivered, and then when the keg's empty it goes back, gets cleaned and refilled for another customer. It's one of those things that when you see it, you think why isn't everywhere doing this? Especially eco-conscious coffee shops.
Similar to this: http://www.moobar.com.au/ http://www.moobar.com.au/
- pera 9y agowow thanks for sharing this, it looks fantastic!
- lostlogin 9y agoThe cleaning of the lines must be a pain and it would be a bit of a downside I’d think.
- corobo 9y agoThe pub and bar industry seem to have it figured out. I get that it's milk so it'd probably need doing more frequently but as starting points go it's probably not a bad one
- lambdadmitry 9y agoWhat's the cafe if I may ask?
- cjrp 9y agoRosslyn https://www.instagram.com/rosslyncoffee/ https://www.instagram.com/rosslyncoffee/ (their website seems to be down at the moment).