Oracle Touch

The Breville Oracle touch has a cleaning cycle that is pretty foolproof. You put a tablet on this silicone cap that goes on the basket and then the cycle runs automatically. You can repeat the cycle without a tablet. In either case, it backflushes the system. Descaling is a whole separate process. T

Came from a Breville Oracle touch - which is a BDB with a fancy interface for the most part. I've owned many machines from lever to superautos over the last ~30 years. No regrets except maybe where I bought it - I'd suggest Clive based on feedback/comments. The steam works just fine for me, it might

I have the Oracle (non-Touch) and bought a Oracle Touch for my brother and SIL a few years back. Essentially a fully automated double boiler, so if simplicity (in our case especially in the morning) is high on your list then I think the Touch is terrific (I wasn't aware it was going to be discontinu

If you drink a latte running 6 a day for 5 days out of the week you're burning though 30 a week plus tips. That's 120 a month That's 1440 a year. My breville oracle touch was used and abused. I got it and fixed it up for 600. I drink a latte or two a day and have had it for over 3 years now. So with

Owned our Oracle Touch maybe 4-5 years. In the last 6 months, I've been able to repair two issues from watching YouTube videos. Prior to that, problem free the whole time. One issue was the really loud obnoxious (electrical) noise (caused by leaking o ring that begins to short electrical connections

If you’re fully committed to the superauto idea: Jura and the new Kitchenaid line are the best in the field at anything close to a reasonable price. They’ll get you maybe 70-80% there—better with darker roasts—with limited flavor separation but good consistency. If you’re willing to move the ground