Luxe Café Premier 3-in-1 Espresso Machine

Okay, two things, Ninja only recommend Freshly Roasted On date beans. Think of it this way, what the hell did Sam do to get 18 months out of his beans. These things are often lower quality, industrially processed in tonnes to get consistency, but they are stale by the time we get them. Second, Ninja

"There's too much fucking shit on me!" -The Ninja Luxe Cafe Signature Series 3in1

Here's some practical Ninja Basics I've pulled together over the last year since getting my 701 Pro. Just use the sub-headings that you need time get the best out of it. Espresso is a journey and a hobby that takes time to master. Reddit has an issue with the length of it, so I'll add the second poi

It's lengthy, do just find the sub-headings that suit your needs, dip in and out as needed, any other questions just ask. I have to do it in two parts, so the second part will be an answer to this section.*** Ninja's basics For your sanity only use Barista Assist (BA) as a guide to get you close to

Water temperature Light Roasts ~198-200°F / 92-93°C (~200-208°F / 93-98°C) Why: Denser cell structure makes them harder to dissolve. (Not recommend on the Ninja) Goal: Use higher temperatures to extract balancing sugars and bright acidity without becoming sour or weak. Medium Roasts ~190-195°F / 88-

I have a theory on the 5* reviews, but it's only that. I think it depends on what you are coming from. If your currently a classic coffee drinker, drip type, cafeteria/French Press using shop bought pre ground coffee, or a Pod machine and dare I say Instant, and have traded up to the Ninja you'll gi

As someone who has the Bambino plus and a Eureka Mignon Specialita grinder, as well as the Ninja Luxe 601 I can say that the Ninja is definitely an easier machine for someone else in the household to operate while making good enough espresso or back to back drinks, as the workflow is so much faster.

In the words of Jim Lovel on Apollo 13, "Houston we have a problem." Little advertised fact, the grinders in these machines, in fact most integrated grinders machines can't handle Light Roasted beans, they are too dense, and if they are grown at high altitude they are even more dense. I walked away

Ive just got rid of the ninja luxe cafe pro ES701 it was awful! It was also a present from my wife! So inconsistent from how much water it gave you to how much ground it gave you i had 3 machines in 10 days all with the same faults. I asked ninja how likely i was to have the same issues on the next

I have a brother who has lived in the UK for over 50 years, not outback, but you do have quite a robust mail service, yes. Freshly roasted beans can be bought in bulk and put them in your freezer, take out only what you're going to use for a few days or a week at most. Let them come back to room tem