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  2. How To Make Cappuccino Like a Pro Barista at Home

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    Continue steaming until the milk reaches 65 degrees (check via probe-style kitchen thermometer) and its volume doubles. Tap the base of the pitcher firmly on the countertop to compress the foam. Prepare an espresso in a large cup (ideally, a cappuccino cup) Pour the foamed milk directly into the cup, first aiming for the center, then continuing ...

  3. More than you ever wanted to know about three-way solenoids.

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    Most of the pics that follow came from there. A typical 3-way solenoid valve is shown here --->. On many commercial espresso machines this valve is screwed directly to the group via the holes in the brass bass. The valve serves two functions: 1. Start and stop the flow of brewing water. 2.

  4. Which can be best espresso machine in 200 dollars budget?

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    You can purchase Mr. Coffee Cafe Barista Espresso maker. The features of cafe Barista: Semi-automatic 3-in-1 espresso maker, cappuccino maker, and latte maker; 15-bar pump system brews rich-tasting espresso coffee; Trouble-free automatic milk frother removes the guesswork; One-touch control panel for drink selections

  5. MyPressi Twist - Barista Exchange

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    Has anyone tried this hand held "espresso maker"? On their website I see that the SCAA gave it a "Best new product award 2009/2010" (which they are very proud of) - I am just curious how this can be considered a quality way to brew espresso ... it's very cool looking but ... I realize this is designed for consumer use, and like most home ...

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    Clearwater Coffee Intro. About Clearwater Coffee is a specialty coffee bar located INSIDE Habitual Sports at 18-36 Riedel St…. Chris Reitz Dec 26, 2013 120 views. All Videos | BaristaExchange is the leading online community website for baristas, enthusiasts, roasters, farmers and coffee shop owners world wide.

  7. Vesuvio espresso maker - Barista Exchange

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    Posted by luke hudek on August 12, 2010 at 1:51pm in Espresso View Discussions Friend of mine emailed me and asked if I could find him a decent vesuvio espresso maker.

  8. Espresso and Cola - Barista Exchange

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    root beer sounds good. i tried it with some heavy cream and it tasted like a coke float...sort of. I'm using 1oz espresso to 6oz cola. pulling the shot, then letting it chill in the fridge for about 20 minutes or so, then adding it to the iced cola. Like i said, it's not undrinkable, but I feel like it could be really good if I get it right.

  9. Polishing the puck??? Whats the deal? - Barista Exchange

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    Three of us did color, mouth feel, taste, and aroma comparisons. Spouted portafilter results: 20g for every shot 4 shots polished 4 unpolished. The average weight difference between the shots for each was 5g more unpolished with a visibly larger volume in cup. The end puck weight was always 38g.

  10. need help choosing a home espresso machine - Barista Exchange

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    I'm looking to get an espresso machine, preferably one without the grinder built in. I want to purchase a burr grinder separately, as I hear they give a consistent grind when compared to blade grinders (any advice on this is also appreciated).

  11. Social Media Ideas for Espresso & Coffee Houses

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    * During the week, take pictures of each baristas specialty drinks and share them online – with the work-Twitter account of the maker. Ask followers to rate them. * Set up a competition with your customers to vote for the best barista at your shop online – by offering them something valuable. Maybe it’s a week or two of free beverages.