This naming convention basically refers to how many shots of espresso you can make; generally, one or two Simply put; the bigger the basket, the more espresso you can make. A single basket will easily accept between 7-12 grams of ground coffee and is used to make one espresso. How does an espresso filter basket … Read more
While most coffee products compete to look new and different some are constrained by existing standards. Portafilters are a prime example – they all look essentially identical even on close inspection, but the differences in performance can be massive Is it worth getting a bottomless portafilter? A bottomless portafilter helps give you more information about … Read more
* Right Weight and Right Diameter *Easy to tamp and not harmful for you hand if you tamp many times day. If you make espresso shots frequently， Get one right coffee tamper is very important for you. A good tamper means lightweight metal and the size of Portafilter is correct for your tamping. How do … Read more
A bottomless portafilter helps give you more information about your coffee and makes it easier to figure out what’s going wrong Without a spout obstructing your view, you can see the coffee pass through the puck and detect any non-uniformities that might be causing an uneven extraction. Does a bottomless portafilter make better coffee? In … Read more
pressurized portafilters were designed to produce a beautiful espresso shot with a thick layer of crema, even if your grind or puck preparation isn’t perfect. According to the pros at Whole Latte Love, they’re an excellent choice for espresso beginners Should I use a pressurized portafilter? Pressurized portafilters are better for beginners because they are … Read more
Some baristas claim that a bottomless portafilter yields a thicker crema with a richer taste than a spouted model They argue that some of the crema inevitably sticks to the metallic spout, leaving slightly less amount for your shot. Are bottomless portafilters better? A bottomless portafilter helps give you more information about your coffee and … Read more
Included with the barista express is a 54 millimeter stainless steel portafilter with commercial style spouts and a plastic handle. What size is breville espresso? 54 mm portafilter delivers full flavor with dual and single wall filters. Full bodied coffee with rich and complex flavors is created using the ideal dose of 18g of freshly … Read more
On a regular portafilter, the bottom of the basket is enclosed by a solid bottom with spouts, which allow the espresso to flow into the cup. What is this? A bottomless or “naked” portafilter is open, exposing the bottom of the basket With no basket installed, it just looks like a sturdy metal ring with … Read more
A knock box is a must have accessory for any machine that uses a portafilter to brew. They make clean-up a breeze and let you get back to your espresso faster Why do you need an espresso knock box? Conclusion. If you are a coffee enthusiast who has been looking for a way to keep … Read more
The puck is the used coffee grounds in the portafilter If your grind was right, the grind should stick together in a solid round ‘puck’. It should be firm and dry, easily snapping into 3-4 pieces. What does your coffee puck tell you? If your coffee puck is too soft or muddy, then you are … Read more