With the Quick Mill e61 group head flow control device you can manually profile your extractions by adjusting the flow from the closed position (0-bar) to full pump pressure, usually 9-bar This e61 flow control device can work on many common machines like the ECM flow control device does. What is E61 flow control device? … Read more
Coarse: A coarse grind is slightly finer than extra coarse and has a consistency resembling kosher salt The grounds still appear quite chunky and are used for french press, percolators and coffee cupping brewing methods. How do you know if coffee grounds are coarse? A coarse ground will look somewhat chunky Because the coffee is … Read more
Using a finer grind can make your coffee taste stronger To tone down the strong flavor, try experimenting with how much coffee you use to make your coffee. You may find a little goes a long way with a fine ground coffee. The flavor may be just as strong, but taste better with a reduced … Read more
The filter reduces the limescale build-up in your machine and prolongs its durability. Improve the quality of the coffee by using soft and clean water. 1 De’Longhi ECAM water filter. This filter needs to be replaced after every 50 litres or every two months, whichever comes soonest Do you need a filter in Delonghi coffee … Read more
Understanding your machine’s flow rate will help you to fine-tune how the water and coffee interact during extraction Greater control over how the water passes through coffee will enable you to pinpoint specific levels of acidity, sweetness, bitterness, and body to create a unique espresso shot. How does flow rate affect espresso? Understanding your machine’s … Read more
While you can put coffee ground for a drip machine through a Keurig, just slightly coarser works a little bit better Too fine a grind will lead to sediment in your coffee cup, but too coarse will lead to the water rushing through the coffee too quickly and not extracting as much flavor. Can you … Read more