Will it work in my Breville Infuser? If not, what bottomless portafilter would? Thank you!
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Your system is for a 54mm. The E61 is 58mm, so it would be too big. Try searching online for a 54mm portafilter for your machine. Also, try this site, it should provide you with the portafilter you're looking for. http://www.espressoparts.com/parts/espressomachineparts/browsecommonespressomachineparts/portafiltersbottomlessportafilters
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It works in my 2" thermos - it does only take the bottom half as infuser widens at the top
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I don't see how a coffee filter would work at all since the mesh filter is a double cylinder design with the center being a hollow pass through. It is a very fine mesh and does an excellent job with tea. why would you want to use a coffee filter out of curiosity? I use some pretty fine teas and have never had 'floatees'.
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The bottomless, in my opinion, produces a far better crema and flavor. With the bottomless, it is more dependent on the level of the grounds tamped, along with how fine your grounds are. If your grounds aren't evenly tamped (or level) inside the bottomless portafilter, your espresso shot may spray a bit against the back wall, or into the surface your machine is placed on. With the dualspout portafilter, you tamp your grounds and are essentially good to go. The bottomless is more technical, but produces a better result. Experimenting is part of the fun. This has been a fantastic purchase in my opinion. I'm a first time espresso machine owner, and this machine performs very well.
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It fits perfectly with my Gaggia espresso machine with 58mm portal filter.No sure Breville espresso machines has exactly the same size of portalfilter
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I wish i could tell you Tree. I haven't tried it yet. I use it as a strainer for my green juicing. Sorry. I do plan on trying it sometime tho. If i try it i will let you know! Good luck.
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The infuser will definitely not rest evenly on top of the mug, it is designed for a 3 inch mug, but it will work perfectly fine. I just tested it on a 4 inch mug and the handle keeps the infuser level. If you lip one side with the infuser and the handle of the infuser lips the other side it fits level. If you bump it and it "falls into" the mug, it just falls about a half inch into the mug, then jimmies sideways and works fine. Either case it will work. You might want to not will the cup to the brim in case the infuser falls into it.
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I think you may want to consider a different type of juicer, like an Omega to extract the most juice. I'm happy with just adding in more fruits/veggies into the Breville. I belive the Omega will alos have less oxidation given the slower speed. Sorry for not directly answering your question, but I hope this helps.
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You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's the only way I pull shots on my machine since I got it! You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's... » Read More You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's the only way I pull shots on my machine since I got it! « Show Less
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The VKTech 51mm Stainless is a near perfect fit for the portafilter. Unless you get the single-wall filter baskets from Breville it won't do much for your coffee, though it certainly feels nice in the hand when using.
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I ditched the glass infuser long ago and use a stainless steel, classic 1 cup infuser from TEAVANA. No plugging of leaves and possibility of breaking. It's about 3 inches tall. I lucked out and bought a few on a clearance sale a couple of years ago. They don't have the same model anymore. The closest I can find on their site is the cool touch tea strainer. My older version is entirely made of stainless steel; no silicone top. Check it out in one of their stores and see if you think it will work for you.
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It seems Breville uses a few different sizes of tamper for their different machines. The tamper design will work fine as long as it is the right size. Do you have the model or original tamper size?
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I spoke with Breville and they told me that the likely problem was too fine of a grind in the filter. They had me soak the filter in a vinegar/water mixture over nite then run the machine without coffee and I would see the grounds in the cup. Well, I did as they advised and only saw a few grounds. The problem persisted. I tried the pod and the flow was mostly drips, not a steady flow. I decided that this machine is too fussy, I just want my latte!
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I don't think it will work with your model. I have JE95XL. If you go to Breville website, you can find them under parts. They list two Nutridisk basket. One for your model and one for mine. It looks the same but they probably have different slot/grooves. I tried looking for your replacement parts on line but didn't find any. That's probably why you asked. I hope they don't take out the links but in case they do go to breville site. http://www.brevilleusa.com/filter-basket-nutridisk-bje510xl45.html http://www.brevilleusa.com/filter-basket-nutridisk-je98xl.html I bought this through Amazon third party, let me know if you want me to find that company. Hope this helps.
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It can be used without the infuser but I don't know if the lid will fit as well. Have not tried that.
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This teapot does not have an infuser basket. This is for tea bags. Nice teapot, does not drip, pretty colour. Have had it a while now, and use it at least once a day. Great pot.
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The lid and infuser are separate, but the lid is designed to fit inside the infuser. Removing the infuser makes the lid loose fitting requiring a 2 hand pour