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JUMAT, 31 JULI 2009


ESPRESSO MAKER


Buying the Right Espresso Maker
If getting to the corner coffee shop is getting too expensive or the counter
worker is making you a triple size espresso when he sees your face coming true
the door, you know you need to go shopping for your own espresso maker. It has
become so popular the last 10 years we hardly make our own coffee any more, we
buy and we buy and a whole industry is build around our coffee needs. Every
penny helps and with buying your own espresso maker you can save many penny's

What kind of espresso maker do you need?

You need to do your research when you are looking to buy a espresso maker for
your home because there are two different kinds of machines. If you are just
drinking espresso occasionally than it doesn't make sense to buy such a
expensive kind of espresso maker like the pump driven one. You even need to
consider if you will be better of buying at the coffee corner shop. - removable
drip trays - are they easy to clean?
So before you decide what espresso maker you want to buy, look first if it will
actually fit.

So if you have friends, family or even co workers who have their own espresso
maker at home, invite your self to their homes and try them out.
Automatic Espresso Maker
If you are one of the many people who like to start their day out in the morning
with a fresh, hot cappuccino or espresso than bringing your own automatic
espresso maker into your home may be an alternative to stopping at the coffee
shop. An automatic espresso maker is just that, automatic.

Hot Water Under Pressure

One of the basic differences between an automatic espresso maker and an
automatic coffee maker is that espresso is made with hot water under pressure.
Coffee, on the other hand, is made with hot water that is allowed to percolate
through the grounds.

Finely Ground Coffee Beans

Also, an automatic espresso maker uses coffee that has been ground to a fine
powder. This means that you will need to get yourself a coffee bean grinder that
is able to produce this type of powdered coffee. Remember to check the package
when you buy your beans because espresso beans tend to be of a more darker
roast.

The more features that your automatic espresso maker has, the more there are to
malfunction.

The Role Of The Espresso Maker

The popularity of coffee is evident in the forever changing inventions and
innovations designed to improve the taste and the whole coffee making
experience. Coffee makers over the last forty years have progressed at an
extraordinary rate, and the choice available today is astonishing. Most people
will understand that boiling water and coffee is not a good combination. Add to
this the fact that the coffee grounds were used multiple times and you will
understand the taste produced was not ideal.

A couple of spoons of coffee grounds were placed on filter paper and just off
the boil water slowly passed over them and through the paper, dripping into a
glass jug below. Developments in this particular method included ready made
coffee and filter paper sachets in various shapes, and adjustments to the filter
machines to ensure the even spread of water over all the grounds.

The 1990s saw the advent of the espresso maker in the US. Already a favorite in
Europe, the fashionable strong dark liquid became a popular after dinner treat
and various machines were introduced to make the perfect espresso. Espresso is
made from a finely ground dark roast, producing a distinctive flavor. The
addition of frothy warm milk to espresso to produce either a cappuccino or latte
meant further expansion of the coffee maker industry and made coffee available
to a wider variety of tastes.

A simple coffee making method that graces many European dining tables is the
plunger. The coffee is placed in a glass jug, and nearly boiling water added to
it. Water was placed in a copper container and the ground coffee added directly.
Don't be afraid to experiment to be sure your chosen machine produces coffee
suitable to your tastes before you make that purchase.

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SABTU, 25 JULI 2009


ESPRESSO MACHINES


Espresso Machines
An espresso machine. Espresso machines make espresso a much simpler beverage to
create by controlling the temperature precisely.
There are several different types of espresso machines available, each
functioning in a different manner. There are piston-driven espresso machines,
semi-automatic machines, and automatic espresso machines.
Bezzera acquired a patent for his machine and in 1903 these first espresso
machines were sold in Europe.
These machines were not easy to use. In 1935 Illy invented a coffee maker that
used compressed air instead of steam, thus solving the problem of exploding
espresso makes. His machine gave a more favorable, stable result.
The lever action espresso machine was invented by Achille's Gaggia in 1945 and
still today bears his name. Both the Illeta and Gaggia versions of espresso
machines are available on the market today.
Illy continued to expand and simplify his espresso machine by combining the best
parts of other makers.
Piston Driven Espresso Machines
Piston-driven espresso machines are more authentic than any other espresso
machine. It is the most primitive of the espresso machines. The piston-driven
espresso machine uses a lever that is pumped by the operator to force pressure
onto hot water, driving it through the coffee grinds. The piston driven espresso
is also how the crema came to be a part of espresso.
Espresso drinkers who also value authenticity tend to opt for the piston-driven
machine. Advancements in technology that brought the semi-automatic and the
automatic espresso machine made the piston-driven machine obsolete.
In addition to the types of espresso machines are the uses for the machine. If
the espresso machine is intended for home use then the cost is going to be
decreased significantly. Home espresso makers should be purchased with longevity
in mind. For occasional use, a home espresso maker will suffice.
Commercial espresso makers can be plumbed to a water source or be manually
filled - another cost to consider when looking into espresso makers. The more
automated the machine the higher the cost.
Shopping for Commercial Espresso Machines
If you are starting your own coffee shop then you know that your main purchase
is going to be your coffee makers and your espresso machines. The espresso
machine will get more use than the coffee maker, simply because so many of the
drinks you sell will be espresso based. As you are looking into commercial
espresso machines you also need to decide if you are going to need a one-group
or two-group machine or more.
Types
Semi-automatic machines require the user to shut the steam off manually. This
can make producing a consistent shot of espresso difficult.
Automatic espresso machines have a cut-off timer and produce a more consistent
espresso.
Super-automatic espresso machines do everything for you. If offered, buy an
extended warranty. Before your purchase the machine, ask about repairs.
De-liming a machine is an expensive task.
Buying a commercial espresso machine is a huge investment that should be done
with careful consideration to every aspect of the machine and to all the aspects
of your business. Choose carefully and wisely for the best espresso bar in town.

The Best Espresso Machines
The Capresso Espresso Pro
Krups
Already known for its other coffee makers, the Krups Novo 3000 is a bare bones
espresso maker. At other times the espresso came out watery or bitter.
All in all, the machine is ahead of steam driven machines but espresso
enthusiasts will want to opt for a more reliable, albeit more expensive model.
Starbuck Barista
While there are more expensive brands that produce richer espressos, the Barista
does make an excellent choice.
The Gaggia, named for one of the early inventors of the espresso machines. That
could account for why this machine makes such a great espresso with a very
thick, wonderful crema. Espresso machines are basically like most every other
product; you get what you pay for. A $50 machine off the local chain store’s
shelf won’t produce a quality espresso more than a few times, if at all.

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SABTU, 18 JULI 2009


ESPRESSO MACHINE


Greatest Tips for Purchasing a Home Espresso Machine
An espresso machine. Espresso machines make espresso a much simpler beverage to
create by controlling the temperature precisely.
There are several different types of espresso machines available, each
functioning in a different manner. There are piston-driven espresso machines,
semi-automatic machines, and automatic espresso machines.
Various Types of Espresso Machines
Piston Driven Espresso Machines
Piston-driven espresso machines are more authentic than any other espresso
machine. It is the most primitive of the espresso machines. The piston driven
espresso is also how the crema came to be a part of espresso.
Espresso drinkers who also value authenticity tend to opt for the piston-driven
machine. Advancements in technology that brought the semi-automatic and the
automatic espresso machine made the piston-driven machine obsolete.
Semi-Automatic and Automatic Espresso Machines
Semi-automatic espresso machines are hard to find due to the advanced popularity
of fully automatic espresso machines.
Semi-automatic espresso machines and automatic espresso machines both have the
hot water delivered using a pump system. Automatic and super automatic espresso
machines require that you only put the beans in. The machine measures the water,
regulates the temperature and even grinds the beans to make the espresso. Many
true espresso enthusiasts believe that the quality of the espresso is lost in
the automation.
In addition to the types of espresso machines are the uses for the machine. If
the espresso machine is intended for home use then the cost is going to be
decreased significantly. Home espresso makers should be purchased with longevity
in mind. For occasional use, a home espresso maker will suffice.
1. Average cost for a coffee specialty drink such as an espresso or cappuccino:
$3.50
2. Yearly Cost: $3.50 espresso drink cost * 208 yearly visits = $728 Annually
For $728, one can purchase a full-featured super automatic espresso machine.
1. Decide what type of espresso drinks you like. The choices for home espresso
machines will vary greatly. Most super automatic espresso coffee machines can
brew you a strong cup of coffee just like you find at the coffee houses as well
as the espresso drinks. Choose between a super automatic, semi automatic, or
automatic home espresso machines. The most popular type of espresso machine is a
super automatic espresso machines.
2. Cost. If you want the highest quality espresso drinks, a semi automatic
espresso machine such as a Rancilio or Pasquini are priced in the $700 to $1,500
range. Semi-automatic espresso machines are a bit more work but results are
outstanding.
3. Popular Espresso Features.
*Adjustable water volume and coffee dose
*Water filter
4. Size and Construction – Make sure you have adequate counter space for the
home espresso machine. These espresso machines are generally larger than a
typical coffee pot so make sure you measure. Almost all of the super automatic
home espresso machines body’s are made of heavy duty plastic or stainless steel.
The espresso machines of today feature sleek, modern designs. If you are
purchasing a semi-automatic espresso machine, consider stainless steel because
of all of the interaction with the machine.
5. Proper Cleaning and maintenance – The number one problem with home espresso
machines is scale build-up.
6. Water and Coffee – Buying quality coffee and using filtered water will
provide the ultimate coffee experience. Many espresso machines have built in
water filters such as the Aqua Prima Water Filter. If you use tap water and
cheap brand name coffee don’t waste your money on a quality espresso machine.
Use a coffee such as Lavazza or Gaggia especially made for a higher end coffee
espresso machine.
7. Choosing where to buy a home espresso machine – You can buy these machines
from many of the major stores but the issue is support and buying guidance.
Today’s home espresso machines are sophisticated machines. Buy the machine from
a reputable online retailer who specializes in espresso machines or coffee
makers. Retail stores that specialize in espresso and coffee machines have
knowledgeable staff that can assist you with questions, problems, tips, and
service. The prices in the espresso coffee machine specialty stores are
typically less because of the volume of machines they sell.
Beware of stores that do not specialize in coffee and espresso machines.

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