Hi, I am new to espresso machine. I've heard alot of people saying invest a good grinder than a good machine. However, any good machine recommend? Budget is about RM500 - RM1.1K. Thank you
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May 7 2020, 12:06 AM
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Hi, I am new to espresso machine. I've heard alot of people saying invest a good grinder than a good machine. However, any good machine recommend? Budget is about RM500 - RM1.1K. Thank you
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May 17 2020, 01:10 PM
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Hi all, just curious what is the difference between a black coffee made by espresso machine and a v60 made coffee?
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May 18 2020, 05:17 PM
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QUOTE(ymeng85 @ May 18 2020, 12:12 PM) very simply - one with filter, one without filter (paper filter i mean) Thank you for the kind explanation! Hunting my BES870and I'm assuming you're comparing long black from espresso vs filter from v60 yea? If it's pure espresso vs filter, then espresso is a more intense cup of coffee where all flavors are compacted into roughly 30ml vs being stretched out in a 240ml filter brew Kinda like drinking whisky by shots or diluted with ice/water - stronger vs spreading out flavors The lack of filter in espresso brewing will give you more oils/dissolved solids in the cup so a higher perception of tactile - mouthfeel, finish, body. Also a little more bitter/gritty because of sediments going through But it is this intense shot that makes it mixable with milk and other stuffs without getting drowned out (again, similiar to a shot of alcohol) |
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