Swag those photos of espresso looked amazing, how do you get crema on your espresso? My espresso machine never produces crema, the only machines i've used that do are the ones that cost £25 000 that we used at costa.
Swag those photos of espresso looked amazing, how do you get crema on your espresso? My espresso machine never produces crema, the only machines i've used that do are the ones that cost £25 000 that we used at costa.
It's just a Gaggia G106 Factory, a manual lever machine which is off the same assembly line as a La Pavoni Eurippicola and costs $100-150 less. The real deal is probably my Mazzer Mini grinder, which you can see in the background of my photo of the bag of beans.
Swag those photos of espresso looked amazing, how do you get crema on your espresso? My espresso machine never produces crema, the only machines i've used that do are the ones that cost £25 000 that we used at costa.
I don't like stove top espresso makers, but they are cheap and if its makes esresso with crema then i'll check it out. . Espesso without crema is horrible.
I just did something I havent done for about 6 months....made myself a cappuccino. It was a stupid idea and now ive got a bloody cappuccino to drink , should have made it dry.
I just did something I havent done for about 6 months....made myself a cappuccino. It was a stupid idea and now ive got a bloody cappuccino to drink , should have made it dry.
I hadn't used the steam arm for ages and I miss making latte art so I decided I would make a pretty picture in my coffee. When I was working at costa I could just make whatever I wanted and pour it away (it cost them like 5c), slipped my mind that if i make it at home I need to actually drink it.
I hadn't used the steam arm for ages and I miss making latte art so I decided I would make a pretty picture in my coffee. When I was working at costa I could just make whatever I wanted and pour it away (it cost them like 5c), slipped my mind that if i make it at home I need to actually drink it.