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For milk drinks with medium to dark roasts, Breville Dual Boiler and a Niche Zero would suit you well.

You are already end game with the bdb and niche zero if you are making medium dark / dark traditional espresso and milk drinks. Anything else is just changing to change to get nicer gear, it won’t improve cup quality. I had the niche zero and compared to the 01 (3k) and the Weber key 2 (2.2k) the ni

This sort of question compares "convenience" of making your drink to the "quality" of drink you get. Both are important. Before my current prosumer setup, we bought the (expensive!) Breville Oracle (back then it was $3000 CAD, now it's closer to $4000). Like the Ninja, its design was a clever arrang

Oracle touch is a bit more complicated - ie more parts that is more likely to fail. Saying so, it is a fantastic machine if you like something semi-automatic. I have the Oracle. So much easier as I have young kids. The upper end coffee machines Breville uses baratza grinder, ie it is better than you

I went from a BDB to a Lelit Mara X v2 when my Breville shorted out due to boiler leaks (after a pretty good run, it was the first generation). The Mara X has less features. No auto-wake (the Mara X is now on a smart plug that wakes it up). No shot timer. It takes about 15 minutes to warm up, rather

I had an older Barista express and found the grinder mediocre, inconsistent and ultimately unreliable as it eventually died and we got a Baratza Sette grinder as a replacement before then replacing the Breville. The newer ones may be better - this was over 10 years ago. I then moved to a Dual Boiler

I have a Breville dual boiler and honestly it’s great for our use case. I make espressos maybe once a day if that. The speed of how quickly it heats up is astonishing, it feels like maybe 30 seconds or so. I also use milk/heavy cream in my drinks and I don’t think you need anything more than a Brevi

The bambino plus and a Niche grinder is an excellent combo that takes up very, very little space and yields fantastic quality espresso and espresso drinks. All you really need in addition to that is a combo distribution tool/tamper like the Crema double sided puck-style distribution tool/leveller/ta

On our espresso journey, we started with Keurig and Nespresso. We thought we really liked coffee so we bought the (very expensive) Breville Oracle, all in one machine - especially so my wife could use its automated features, as she wanted "a coffee, not a project". I really like the idea of the mach

Nije li to najblize 58mm sto je valjda najzastupljeniji standard? Drugo koliko googlam Lelit Anna PL41TEM u imenu slovo T znaci temperature, pretraga kaze da ima PID regulaciju, mozes za stepen -+ da regulises.. Sad da ga jbm, nisam se udubljivao u taj konkretan model, potrazi malo dublje. Ja imam B