Prosumer Espresso Machine Size Comparison
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@ARR016a Depends on my mood :) - Kat
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@skoredreng looks like a redhead
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Good idea -- I will do some measurements and throw it up on the blog. - Kat
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One thing that would be cool Kat (no pun intended) when reviewing the height of these bad boys is to help us to understand the (a) the height of each after you've got some cups stacked on top, and (b) help us to understand what sort of clearance is needed to refill the water reservoir. In my case, I have cupboards that most of these will fit under, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to refill them easily.
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0:49 I seeee youuu
sweetfeat1 2 months ago
@sweetfeat1 Hahaha :)
SeattleCoffeeGear 2 months ago
I'm planning to sell coffee at a weekend market stall (generally places that require portability) and I was wondering whether, in place of a commercial machine, can prosumer espresso machines handle churning out about a hundred coffees in a day? thanks.
maradroit 5 months ago
@maradroit I assume you will need something NSF rated for this? If so, some great options that will meet your needs are the La Spaziale Mini Vivaldi, Nuova SImonelli Musica and Nuova Simonelli Oscar. - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
Great reviews and vids ladies. Really helpful info. Curious about these prosumers, what do you think is the most affordable (bang for buck) squarish, chrome, machine for home use? Comparing the Alex Duetto, Brasilia, Quickmills and Rocket Cellini?
There's a pretty gig difference in price, Alex being top of the food chain.
joesl8 6 months ago
@joesl8 Duetto is rad if you want to have that temp control with the PID; if that's not important to you, then any of those Hx machines will do well -- we don't carry or have tested the Brasilia, but the Quick Mills and Rockets are super similar, you're really choosing on looks at this point (in my opinion). - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 6 months ago