With the new Keurig® K-Latte™ single serve coffee and latte maker, enjoy delicious lattes and coffee all made easily from one effortlessly simple to use brewer. Use any K-Cup® pod to brew the coffee you love or to make your favorite, creamy latte Just brew, froth, enjoy! How do you use latte K-cups? This is … Read more
The average lifespan of a good coffee maker is about 5 years If you take good care of the machine by cleaning and descaling regularly, the machine can last up to 10 years. However, while some coffee machines can last up to 10 years, you may want to say goodbye to your coffee maker a … Read more
lelit espresso makers are made in Brescia, Italy , where the family-run company was founded in 1986. Where is Lelit manufactured? Lelit espresso machines are designed and made in Italy using the components and the technologies adopted for the professional bar machines. By purchasing a lelit machine you’ll take home a machine conceived, designed and … Read more
The Lavazza Super Crema is a dark roast meant to be brewed as espresso , but it also makes a wonderful cup of drip coffee or pour-over coffee. Is Lavazza coffee only for espresso? The Lavazza Super Crema is a dark roast meant to be brewed as espresso , but it also makes a wonderful … Read more
Most likely, the reasons why your coffee maker is not heating is because of either a blown fuse, a faulty thermostat, or a malfunctioning heating element Why is my coffee coming out cold? If your coffee is not brewing as hot as it should be, then your heating mechanism has probably shut off This is … Read more
If you are weighing your dose while grinding, you need a funnel to keep grinds from falling to the side and prevent the coffee mound from tipping out , which would give you a false weight. What is a dosing funnel for? Our dosing funnels are specifically designed to help eliminate the overflow of coffee … Read more
If your espresso machine produces coffee slowly or only drips, check your coffee filters for buildup If your filter is clogged from small particles or dirt, the flow of the coffee will slow down, resulting in these symptoms. It is normal for filters to become clogged with use. Why is my espresso pulling so slow? … Read more
The Grind. If you’re grinding your own beans, a medium-fine grind is what you should be aiming for, but our pre-ground coffee also works well in a pour over Can you use regular ground coffee for Pour over? GRIND YOUR COFFEE But if you want to get the most out of your coffee, use freshly … Read more
This can happen for a couple of reasons: coffee oils and debris can easily build up in the burrs if they have been left to collect over time And the burr chamber can become jammed if the burrs are set too fine for the grinder to force the beans through the machine. Why is my … Read more
Just like with anything that’s pressurized, a dramatic change in pressure can cause some wild reactions with the device. Sometimes the pressure is just too much for the container, so it explodes open violently once it can’t handle it anymore Can espresso makers explode? An espresso machine can explode If the pressure builds too high … Read more