SHOOT. I thought I'd posted the "top secret" way here - apologies to everyone watching this. The secret?
Use fresh ground coffee in the chute bypass ;-S
Even then, this particular super auto cannot brew properly enough (temperatures, puck size, dose, volume) to get the luscious shots you can get out of a $200 espresso machine with some coaxing.
@CoffeeGeek I find that freshly roasted coffee ground seconds before I brew in my Bialetti Brikka moka pot to be much better than any super automatic machine I've tried. But then again nothing beats a good quality semi-automatic and a skilled barista.
that drip drip drip drip that I see... tell me if I'm wrong but it looks like you tightened up the grind so much that the machine is barely able to build enough pressure to get an extraction.
SHOOT. I thought I'd posted the "top secret" way here - apologies to everyone watching this. The secret?
Use fresh ground coffee in the chute bypass ;-S
Even then, this particular super auto cannot brew properly enough (temperatures, puck size, dose, volume) to get the luscious shots you can get out of a $200 espresso machine with some coaxing.
CoffeeGeek 3 years ago
@CoffeeGeek I find that freshly roasted coffee ground seconds before I brew in my Bialetti Brikka moka pot to be much better than any super automatic machine I've tried. But then again nothing beats a good quality semi-automatic and a skilled barista.
klarinetta 1 year ago
Hmm, anyway to get the crema more reddish brown too? Cuz from here it looked like it was fairly blond. Otherwise, why must you make it a secret?
snoopyflick 3 years ago
so how do you do it???
joellawry 4 years ago
that drip drip drip drip that I see... tell me if I'm wrong but it looks like you tightened up the grind so much that the machine is barely able to build enough pressure to get an extraction.
TheChinglish 5 years ago 2