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World Coffee Research reveals new F1 Arabica hybrid

by Staff Writer
February 7, 2018
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To celebrate Six Simple Machines installing its 500th Juggler system, the company is running a photo competition with a $500 cash prize to be won.

“Installing 500 Jugglers is a huge milestone for us, and we are keen to say thanks to all of the cafés and coffee drinkers that have helped us along the way,” says Six Simple Machines’ Ben Curtis.

“When Six Simple Machines launched its first system for the café industry, milk on tap was very much uncharted territory and we’re stoked to have received so much support and feedback over the years. We think it’s pretty cool that a small, relatively young Aussie company can design and build a milk tap system in Australia that now sits in cafés alongside incredible coffee machines from companies that we respect so much like Kees van der Westen, Synesso, La Marzocco, Slayer and Mavaam.

For your chance to win, follow these three easy steps:

1) Share your best Juggler photo and tag @thejuggler_ssm
2) The caption must state what you like about The Juggler
3) Follow @thejuggler_ssm on Instagram and use hashtag #thejuggler500 (Ensure your profile is set to public)

The competition closes 9pm (AEST) on Thursday 23 March.

The Six Simple Machines staff will take a team vote on the best photo and announce the winner on Friday 24 March.

For more information visit www.instagram.com/thejuggler_ssm/

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