I don't see why I need to use these tablets instead of Cafiza power? I have had three espresso machine, including a manual one. I plan to use powder.
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I don't know what you bought, but I bought the Breville Double Broiler model $1200.00. I am hardly going to worry about cleaning tablets. I'm going to buy what Breville recommends, and I have had eight espresso machines, although none as expensive as this one.
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Absolutely. That's why I bought the Preciso. So I could go from Espresso to press on the same unit. I now own a Baratza Vario. It has a different burr setup and it's not as good for course grind, but most people wouldn't notice the difference.
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This is prinarlly used for compacting the coffee foe espresso.. Fill the adapter w/ coffee, compact with the large dia.. Keep doing again sfter some more coffee powder.. Then compact with the smaller end so that the surface of coffee is below the compactor rim.. Load the adpater in the coffee machine tight.. You will get a good espresso at the end.. Good luck
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After I purchased it for my Espresso machine, got info that it could be injurious for the brewing part of the machine. Never used it.Cleancaf and Dezcal (both by urnex) seem to work ok.
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These machines don't work the same as an americano coffee machine. You just need to make sure there is always water inside, it doesn't really matter how much.It all depends on how strong you want your coffee. It's not about the amount of Water but the amount of coffee and how long you want your espresso. The machine is very good quality/price, then is all about how good a "Barista" are you... http://www.rd.com/slideshows/13-things-baristas-wont-tell-you/#slideshow=slide3
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I've used these a number of times in my Delonghi EC155 machine, and they make a nice dark cup of espresso with good crema. Not sure if this applies to your machine, but mine comes with two inserts, one for a single cup and one for a double, and these need to be used in the single size insert.
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I doubt it since even some of the espresso machines don't have much cremma either and since an espresso grind is much finer than what should be used in a percolater there could be a large amount of grinds in the coffee.
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I can't see why you wouldn't be able to. I don't have an espresso machine but I was under the impression that you used ground coffee.
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No, you have to use there capsule.Trust me it pulls pretty Damn good espresso shots.I was hesitant at first but I kind of enjoy the convenience.Coffee beabn Quality is excellent.
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I'm not sure how the espresso machine works, but I use the filters in the Café Cup Reusable single cup pods that you can buy at most stores, such as Walmart, and they work great for me. Good luck, but they should be fine.
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Definitely. I typically use it on the finest setting for my espresso. That's more akin to a Turkish grind than espresso, but it's the kind of coffee powder I prefer.
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I like my coffee really strong so I use espresso (fine) grind. I've noticed regular grind makes for a little weaker coffee.
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I would use it, remembering that it is espresso, of course. I have used it to make iced coffee, like a Frappuccino to fortify weakly brewed coffee.
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No, you need to use the Nespresso capsules as the machine reads the bar codes on the capsules in order to brew the proper size cup. Also, the machine and the capsules are worth every penny. Best coffee i've had in quite some time.
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You don't need to have an espresso muchine!It's enough to get the cremma. :-)
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Like, K. Bader, I have a Delonghi EC155 machine. Sadly, the pods did not perform well in mine (and, I did use it in the single serving filter). The espresso that I got was watery. I tossed all the pods because of this.
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My machine is a semiautomatic machine so I can't provide a specific recommendation for your machine. On the Durgol box, it states that it can be used for espresso machines "working with coffee pads or capsules."