The very first thing you need to consider when you start using a superautomatic espresso machine is the type of beans you will be using. Two types of beans to avoid at all costs are flavored beans and oily beans. Using beans that are flavored will forever compromise the taste of coffee your machine produces. … Read more
This handcrafted latte features our finest espresso combined with turmeric & honey, and a sprinkle of cinnamon all swirled together in our perfectly steamed oat milk Are Oatmilk lattes healthy? In short, the plant-based milk is healthy and is a great option for those who don’t consume dairy , but if you’re looking to give … Read more
Their signature espresso is made of coffee beans that combine to create a bold, sweet flavor Starbucks® Blonde Espresso, on the other hand, uses coffee beans that deliver a balanced sweetness with some notes of citrus. Is starbucks blonde espresso stronger? That’s what Starbucks’ Blonde Espresso is all about. You may have noticed that Starbucks … Read more
You still can use pods in any coffee maker with pressurized filter baskets (that mean almost any pump espresso maker for home use). Can you use ese pods in any espresso machine? You still can use pods in any coffee maker with pressurized filter baskets (that mean almost any pump espresso maker for home use). … Read more
Can all espresso machines use ese pods? The E.S.E. (Easy Serving Espresso) coffee pods are suitable not only for illy machines, but also for all other coffee and espresso pod machines. What espresso machines can use ESE pods? All modern delonghi pump coffee makers (ECP series, ECO ans EC series) and all Philips/Gaggia/saeco models (Saeco … Read more
Starbucks has both decaf espresso and decaf coffee , but know that decaf still has some trace amounts of caffeine. There’s about 25 mg in a grande size decaf coffee and 12 mg for every shot of decaf espresso. Is there an espresso decaf? Can espresso be decaf? The simple answer is that yes it … Read more
Buy whole beans from starbucks in-store and ask them to grind them Buy whole beans yourself and grind the at home using your machine or a grinder like this one here (this is ideal as it’ll give you the freshest grounds). Buy the espresso roast pre-ground in the bag. Can you use regular beans for … Read more