Espresso Machine

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Yesterday my partner decided to use the espresso machine. We have two portafilters. They used the one without a basket in. They made a real mess.

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hey everyone, i’ve been lurking a bunch of coffee subs and now i kinda want an espresso machine of my own. making coffee at home just sounds fun instead of always going out lol. i’m not a pro or anything and want something that: • is good for beginners but makes legit espresso • doesn’t require a full barista setup with grinders/mess everywhere • feels solid and worth the price my budget is around $500 but i can stretch a bit if it’s worth it. what are you guys using? anything you’d actually buy again if it broke etc? thanks! ☕️ submitted by /u/BrilliantYarn8023 to r/espresso [link] [comments]

I work in a small office of about twelve people. The coffee the company provides is basically brown water that tastes like burnt cardboard so about three months ago I decided to bring in my own Nespresso Vertuo machine from home. I had upgraded to a newer model and this one was just sitting in my kitchen cabinet. I told everyone they were welcome to use it as long as they provided their own pods and kept it clean. It seemed like a win win at first. For the first two weeks it was fine. Then I started noticing that the water reservoir was always bone dry when I went to use it and nobody ever bothered to refill it. Then the used capsule container started overflowing because people just kept shoving pods in until the machine literally jammed. I cleaned it out twice without saying much but then I realized I was the only one ever buying the descaling kits or deep cleaning the milk frother which gets disgusting if left for more than an hour. The final straw happened yesterday. I went to make my morning coffee and realized my personal stash of pods which I keep in my desk drawer had been raided. Someone had actually gone into my unlocked drawer and taken the last four sleeves of Stormio pods. When I asked in the group chat if anyone knew what happened one of the senior analysts joked that they thought it was communal property since the machine is in the breakroom. I pointed out that the pods cost about a dollar each and I am not a charity. Another coworker chimed in saying I am being "petty" over coffee and that since I am the one who brought the machine I should expect to maintain it. I am seriously considering just packing it up and taking it home on Friday without saying a word. I know if I do the office will go back to the terrible instant coffee and everyone will probably act like I am the villain who stole Christmas. My partner says I should just leave it but stop cleaning it and see what happens but I dont want my expensive machine to get broken by their negligence. WIBTA if I just reclaim my property and let them deal with the brown water? submitted by /u/CavalierLyre9 to r/WIBTA_AITA [link] [comments]

If you had to pick one espresso machine to buy for life, something you’d genuinely never feel the need to upgrade, what would it be? Not talking budget here, just that real endgame machine you’d be happy to use for years without looking at anything else. Curious what people landed on (or are aiming for). submitted by /u/spac0r to r/espresso [link] [comments]

Was doing some analysis on Reddit data and looked into espresso machines. Thought I’d share the results. The charts show how many people (across all of reddit in the past year) mentioned each espresso machine positively, negatively, or in mixed light. Update: Fixed some issues y'all pointed out. Can't edit the images in the post but the full updated data can be found here How its ranked: Final rankings use a combination of Wilson Score (same algo behind Reddit’s “Best” sort, Amazon’s “Top Reviews”, Steam’s game ratings etc) and net positive volume. So both volume and consistent sentiment are needed to rank. A machine with only 1 review that happens to be good (100% positive) won’t outrank one with 100 good reviews. Idea is to show what’s most discussed and consistently supported vs critiqued. Less about what is "best", and more about what's most tried and tested. Hopefully it a useful data point esp for folks who dk where to start. What's best for you depends on your use case: Different people have different needs, so I’ve segmented the mentions by relevance to a handful of use cases to make it more meaningful (swipe images to see) Use case Example comment Tinkering and modding ...I have 2 machines (GC and E24) Gaggiuino modded and love the features and the results...Hundreds of persons with modified Gaggia Classics ... without any boiler longevity issues ( u/AdComfortable3016 ) Minimal effort brewing ...Easy to use with programmable buttons...With a new born coming I think Bambino would be the way to go. You can quickly make a cup of coffee anytime you need it and it will be easy to use sleep deprived for both parents... ( u/agracadabara ) Fast morning workflows ... LM Micra has a 3-4 minute heatup (5-7 for steam) which is fast enough I don’t even keep it on all day... ( u/Blacktip75 ) Milk-based drinks ...I have a Micra which is insane steam and while I can do great art with mine vs my girlfriend’s Breville barista, it just isn’t the same taste wise... ( u/aspenextreme03 ) Hosting and entertaining ...I replaced the expobar with an ECM synchronika, and the workflow changed. Steam the milk while pulling the +- 25 second shot. By the time the next shot was ground, the machine had fully rebuilt steam boiler pressure to steam the next pitcher while the next shot was in progress. And so it goes, whether it is 3 of us, or a dinner party... ( u/RuyRogers ) Straight espresso purists ...i make straight espresso and nothing else, no milk drinks. That's why I'm completely satisfied with my flair 58+ and lucca solo with flow control. They both have exactly what I need out of a machine. All i need is temp stability, profiling capabilities, and simple to maintain machines, which is exactly what I have. I never use steam, so no need for a steam wand or dual boiler... ( u/brandaman4200 ) Light roast specialty coffee ... is monstrously good for ultra light roast espresso. You can prolong contact time with steam pre-infusion to push extraction...The Flair made the best shots, hands down... ( u/captain_blender ) Additional notes: Mentions are deduplicated - each person is only counted once, no matter how many repeat raves Non specific mentions get divided between models - e.g. “I love my Gaggia” is split between the E24 and Evo Pro I did use LLMs to help analyze the large volume of data - it wouldn't have been possible to do so manually. I hope this doesn't break the recent rules? It's more about the data than anything else though. Thoughts? Anything that seems surprising or off? submitted by /u/heyyyjoo to r/espresso [link] [comments]

I started on a Gaggia Classic and spent 3 months convinced I was terrible at espresso. Turns out the machine needed mods I didn't know about. Looking back I wonder if I'd have learned faster on something more forgiving - or if the difficulty actually taught me more. What was your first machine, and what would you tell a beginner today? submitted by /u/zalanka02 to r/espresso [link] [comments]

Francis Francis X1 espresso machine. They retailed new for about $900, 20 years ago. It's a tank, I can't believe it's still chugging along. Pictured with this morning's espresso in a cup I made. :) submitted by /u/brodyqat to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]