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😎😎 Show Off Your Setup 😍😍I'd highly recommend plumbing it in if you can. Not only will you save the hassle of re-filling the tank, but pre-infusion only works if it's plumbed in.
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SoldMetal spinning on metal doesn't bother me but I guess some can be a bit squeamish about it.
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Barista Skills for the home enthusiastYeah, I always give it a good purge. You could be right about the tips not being right with the teflon removed. With it removed all but 2 hole are kinda controllable, but seem to require very different techniques. Its really frustrating. I'll persist with one of the tips for a few months and...
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Barista Skills for the home enthusiastI tried cocktail stick blocking off one of the 3-holes and it just seemed weird, very little pressure at all and blowing out at a funny angle. Will try modulating the steam with the two hole again. Is this the Motta jug you have...
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Coffee Lounge ☮❤Personally I don't think people should be allowed to breathe in coffee shops either. Some people have terrible breath and who wants to inhale stinky second-hand breath? Do it outside.
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Coffee Lounge ☮❤Interesting thread as I too have recently started adding broken up spent coffee pucks to the soil of plant pots. Thing is, some of them had already grown a little mould on them while in the knock box. After breaking them up and putting them on top of the soil the entire top layer turned mouldy...
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Barista Skills for the home enthusiastThese are the tips that came with the machine. The two hole one has much larger diameter holes than the other 3 and when I use it the steam is so powerful I and up loosing a load of of milk out the top of the jug! I didnt get this mega-pressure with the two-hole before I removed the teflon tube...
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Barista Skills for the home enthusiastSorry, what I meant was that a small flat white and a piccolo require the right about of milk for the 300ml jug, but if I'm just trying to make a small flat white using the same technique I end up with large bubbles and not much microfoam. I'll try closing the steam valve a little as you...
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Coffee Lounge ☮❤Well it's a daily mail article so it must be true
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Coffee Lounge ☮❤This is one of the dobboco ones from amazon. Seems pretty level.
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Barista Skills for the home enthusiastHoping for some help with my frothing technique in a 300ml jug (alex duetto III with a 3 hole steaming tip and the teflon sleeve removed from the wand). When I fill up the milk to the bottom of the spout inside the jug, with my current technique I am achieving fairly good and consistent results...
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SoldYou can buy these on Amazon for just a few quid more https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01HFZXXXI
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👋 Introductions 👋Thanks All GCGlasgow, the coffee scene is alive and kicking here, some would say a bit saturated as competition is intense. Cafes serving average coffee don't last long. The chain coffee shops like starbucks struggle as only tourists go to them hotmetal, Thanks! Got a lot to learn but if I...
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Coffee AccessoriesAnyone tried these? https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=dobboco One is like the ONA distibuter with adjustable height and the other an adjustable tamper so that you could set the depth to get the tamp level.
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Alex Duetto ForumMine made this kind of of noise when when the mains pressure was too low. I appreciate yours isn't plumbed in but could be a blockage or kink in a pipe restricting the flow?
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👋 Introductions 👋Hello all Just wanted to say hi from Sydney. Pleased to have found this site and looking forward to getting stuck in. Cheers
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