Can someone tell me how the coffee that comes out of the high end ~$1000 Krups, is different than a $50 drip machine?
I'm talking about just black coffee, as I don't put any sugar or milk in mine.
Can someone tell me how the coffee that comes out of the high end ~$1000 Krups, is different than a $50 drip machine?
I'm talking about just black coffee, as I don't put any sugar or milk in mine.
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Pour-over or drip machines make ordinary coffee.
The machine you are asking about makes espresso. Totally different.
can someone explain to me what makes espresso special? other than being stronger? (use more beans)
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>I can't explain it so I'll tell you to google it
it's okay, you can just admit that you don't know and leave the thread
>I can't into simple research, so I'll just waste time and beg to be spoonfed like an idiot
>waste time
exactly what you're doing with your shitposts
Eh, I'm at work getting paid
>at work
>shitposting on Veeky Forums
shit work
The more expensive you get with espresso machines usually tends to have much better temperature control and consistency which leads to a much better shot of coffee
If you want just plain black coffee, an espresso machine won't do much for you, you'll want to just get a drip machine and more importantly, good beans.
Beans will make 90% of how good your coffee is.
Pair that with a good machine like a Bonavita and you'll have as good coffee at home as you will any coffee shop
All I can say is the coffee from my drip machine comes out burnt to shit
>more importantly, good beans.
>Beans will make 90% of how good your coffee is.
indeed, I already get good beans, thanks for the post.
get a better drop machine
Well yeah, I suppose that's what OP was going for
Try using a more coarse grind
If it's still bitter and burnt, then get a new machine
I'm pretty sure the problem is my machine heats the water too much, the piece of shit
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>People in this world don't know what espresso is...
Do you even know how to breathe?