BES920XL

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

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 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

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

We had a breville BE at work, and at home I've got a Breville Dual boiler and an 20year old kitchenaid grinder. The grinders on the work Brevilles dies after about 18 months, but they were getting a huge amount of use compared to home use. I think it's been 6-7 years and the one at home still works

That yhe problem with BDB. If you use it a lot (8+ cups per day) it will most likely break within a warranty period. I always buy extended warranty and for all my 4 Breville machines through ~20 years it was no single time i did not clame the warranty service. But the good part is that it is a great

Mislim da je mozda fora to sto sam ti rekao.. kad ides na manji broj, pusti da melje, i dok melje polako prebacuj na manje. Ako prestane da melje, i ti orestani da prebacujes.. ako samo sa 7 vratis na 3 zaglavi zrno u njemu.. Nikako na sitnije podesavanje bez da melje.. Moguce je da je zaglavilo zrn