Barista Express Impress

SAN pellegrino are awesome, various light ones, I like sparkling water with fresh fruit juiced in… summery version is sometimes tonic water with fresh lime 🍋‍🟩… or G&T without the T as we call it. 😂 I sometimes get crazy with tea but recently I bought a Breville Barista Impress and I’ve been making oa

My goto beans is Blue Tokai French Roast. I have ended up investing in portable coffee machine and grinder for travel too. The machine I have is "Breville/Sage The Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine (SES876)". I have been using it every single day for about 1.5 years. Makes consistent espresso

Of the numerous multi (5+) million dollar homes I see on the West Coast, if there is a Machine in the Kitchen,They're rocking a Breville Barista Express Impress. Which with the addition of another grinder is enough for a Vast majority of people. You're only getting a 7k setup if it's your absolute h

Sold my Breville (Sage) Barista Express Impress during the holiday season after caring for it for 2 years. Agree the inconsistency and lack of steam power was annoying. Great starter machine, though. I debated long and hard on going with single dose vs. hopper grinder. Finally went with a Mazzer Phi

I was in a similar boat and researched all these models, too. I ended up getting a Touch for a few reasons: Auto milk frothing: This has been really helpful because as a person who has never brewed my own coffee other than k-cups, I could just focus on learning how to dial in the expresso first and

I ended up getting the Touch when comparing the Touch with the Touch Impress, Express, Express Impress, and Pro. here’s my reasoning: ⁠Auto milk frothing: This has been really helpful because as a person who has never brewed my own coffee other than k-cups, I could just focus on learning how to dial

The reason I got a coffee machine at home is very simple. I wanted good coffee at home. I like taste consistency. My goto beans is Blue Tokai French Roast. I have ended up investing in portable coffee machine and grinder for travel too. The machine I have is "Breville/Sage The Barista Express Impres

Exactly this. Only change would be step 2 with aeration. Depending on the strength of the steam wand it can take anywhere from a few seconds to a minute to add in the proper amount of air. I have the breville BEI and it has a very underpowered steam wand

I know this is sacrilege but I upgraded to the Breville Barista Express Impress. I like it a lot because it makes it easy for me to dial in my grind fineness and visualize its correlation to pressure with the pressure gage. The streaming wand is great and a little gentler than the one with the Bambi

If you want the simplest solution to far better coffee than a pod machine checkout the Breville Barista Express Impress. Built in grinder, built in tamper.. simple enough to have it close to a full auto machine, and deep enough to use manually with detail control over grind, grind time, temperature,