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KitchenAid is an American home appliance brand owned by Whirlpool Corporation. The company was started in 1919 by The Hobart Corporation to produce stand mixers; the “H-5” was the first model introduced. The company faced stiff competition as rivals moved … Read more…A coffee dictionary term based on the work at The Coffee Dictionary, athe most comprehensive online Dictionary of coffee and espresso terms.
The defining feature of this new wave of high extraction filter baskets for espresso is the pattern of holes at the bottom of the basket. Manufacturers have completely re-thought the way these are laid out, to ensure even extraction…
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As with all our best and wildest experiments, our investigation of Wet Weiss for espresso began with a conversation with multidisciplinary industrial scientist Professor Abbott. He suggested that adding some water before tamping might allow us to pack the bed of coffee more tightly together.
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The defining feature of this new wave of high extraction filter baskets for espresso is the pattern of holes at the bottom of the basket. Manufacturers have completely re-thought the way these are laid out, to ensure even extraction…
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The big leap in espresso technology is something brilliantly simple, intuitive and affordable. Itâs the âhigh extractionâ filter baskets. Armed with these new baskets and better distribution tools, baristas are making different…
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You’ve probably heard that scientists recently caught up with something home baristas have known for nearly two decades: that spraying your coffee with water just before grinding can reduce the amount of static created….
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Cold foam has become pretty popular over the last few years, and yet, visually, cold foam lattes are firmly stuck in the 1980s. In other words: a tall, layered drink in a glass, topped with a spoonful of stiff foam like whipped cream. Wouldnât it be great if…
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Lavazza Dek Decaffeinato is one of the perfect decaf coffee blends for those who are looking for a flavorful decaf option for their espresso coffee shot. Lavazza, being a big roaster, has more resources than small artisan roasters and is able to decaffeinate their beans in a healthy way while maintaining a excellent flavor. This medium roast blend is available in whole bean, ground, or ESE pods, and boasts a great, complex flavor.
Decaf espresso can be a great alternative for those who love the taste and rituals of coffee but are sensitive to caffeine. It is a great source of antioxidants and can reduce the risk of insomnia, anxiety and promote hydration. It can also help to improve heart health by reducing your blood pressure and reducing the risk for heart disease and stroke. Decaf espresso is also known to improve mental acuity, concentration and alertness. It’s a great choice for those who want to stay alert but without the side effects of caffeine.
Lavazza Dek is a blend of Arabica and Robusta beans that has a unique decaffeination formula. The blend of Arabica beans and Robusta gives a balanced flavor with a pleasant smell. The natural CO2 decaffeination process…
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Espresso coffee shot screens, or puck screens, are becoming increasingly popular one of espresso coffee aficionados who strive for the fantastic espresso coffee. A puck screen is an optional accessory that helps to ensure an even extraction by improving the water distribution on the coffee puck when pulling an espresso coffee shot. It can also increase the body of the shot. The idea of a contact screen was adopted from Scott Rao’s filter sandwich process, which consisted of utilizing a paper filter on top and one underneath the puck. This method was a big step in perfecting espresso coffee, however Rao moved on from paper screens and now uses a single metal contact screen for espresso coffee. When water flows through the espresso coffee machine’s shower screen, it hits the coffee puck in streams, which can disturb the coffee bed, making little craters in the puck, leading to channeling. A contact screen forces the water to distribute evenly on the coffee grounds, for a uniform saturation with water. Additionally, it reduces the coffee contact with the brew head, meaning it requires to be cleaned less often. The three types of puck screens are paper, mesh, and screen. Paper screens will only…
When it comes to espresso, there are rather a few options available. Ristretto is the preference of snob coffee connoisseurs, (and I mean that in a good way), to awaken you senses, and to get you up to speed in the morning. What Is a Ristretto and How Is Different from a Regular Espresso coffee? Ristretto … Read morePost brought to you by Brew Espresso Coffee. Check them for more espresso coffee articles.
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Flat whites are an milk-based espresso beverage that is similar to latte and cappuccino. It is usually served in smaller cups than latte and is made with the use of a double shot of espresso coffee. It is almost always served with latte art flat whites are an extremely popular ingest within the third wave coffee movement. The origins of the flat white as well as …
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Certain terms that are used in espresso coffee machine technology can confuse people between manual and. semi-automatic. automated vs. super-auto and how they’ve changed.
The post Manual vs. Automated vs. Super Auto; It’s Got to be Complex! was first published on CoffeeGeek.
This article is born from an idea published firstly at CoffeeGeek, a community website, with the purpose is to inform, educate and entertain coffee and espresso lovers….