Barista Express

Breville Barista Express - Had it for 8 years now and use it daily, don’t even consider anything else lock this thread now have a good life xo.

A good espresso machine. We bought a Breville Barista Express about 10 years ago. At the time I thought this was a crazy amount of money to spend, but my husband makes both of us an espresso drink almost everyday. The machine is still going strong and I think about how much money that has saved us c

Breville barista express often goes on sale for $500. It’s an all-in-1 that still makes great espresso. Or get the bambino and a good grinder

As an officer and understanding this is a joke but not being able to let it slide… that’s too expensive for a Breville. The barista express is all you need and the touch screen/automation aspects actually make the machine worse. No high end machines are automatic. At work we have a $5k Jura automati

90 percent of people are better off with a breville barista express and the sales numbers probably show that.

I have zero regrets about my breville barista barista express. I've had it about 7 years and use it multiple times a day. It wasn't cheap but definitely got me into pouring guilt free shots lol

Espresso machine. Recommend Breville Barista Express. Espresso shot on the way out the door is clutch in the morning (or pre night shift) and faster than making/drinking a regular coffee imo. A little pricey but pays for itself if you otherwise buy coffee/espresso drinks regularly and also fun to ex

It’s the second item - precision adjustment. The BBE has large ‘steps’. Steps are the settings of your grinder that you see on the side of the machine. The issue is you may pull a bitter shot at 7, but a sour shot at 8 and you’re out of luck to dial in further using grind size. That being said I use

It's been fun! I've enjoyed each of the machines for different reasons. The Breville Barista Express for its all-inclusiveness, the Rocket for its elegance, sturdiness, and quality, the Bambino for its compactness... I found the Baby Gaggia at a thrift store, and since it appeared to be in good shap

In Australia if you talk to the normies about espresso they assume you have the Breville Barista Express and they probably have one too. I guess that makes it good for beginners?