hey! Make sure you also watch out for the extraction time! you should be aiming for about 25 secs for a double shot. If it's running too fast then your grind is too coarse and if it's too slow then it's too fine! this really affects the flavour. also make sure to not leave in the coffee in the handle for more than like 5 seconds before you press the button because that will burn the espresso. For milk frothing recommendations what works best for me is moving the jug up and down 2/3 times and the beginning and then just keep heating it up at an angle until the jug gets hot. ps. i know you didn't ask for advice and I trust you're doing your reasearch but thought i'd chip in since i've been a barista for over 2 years now lol ps.2 i would DIE for that machine and i'm so jealous!!! work it girl!!!
also. SHAKE THAT MILK JUG. IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE SHAKEN IT ENOUGH, SHAKE SOME MORE!! the milk will start to separate pretty quick so what happens is that the foam stays on top and when you're pouring, you're pouring just hot milk and then the left over foam goes on top which stops you from being able to do latte art. so shake her to make sure all the milk has the same consistency before you pour
@@yasbelgonzales5875 it means just make sure you’re ready to start your shot. I.e. don’t put the coffee in the ports filter go make breakfast then come back to start the shot. Hope this helps.
As a former barista, I can give you a few tips! 1. use a little bit less coffee grounds, i was cringing a little bit because the loading was wayyy too much for that espresso basket, which is something I did at first too! You'll figure out the measurements as you adjust the grind settings! If you have a scale, that could help! Try to get the amount right above the lip of the espresso basket and then tamp it down evenly 2. the tamping should happen quickly (like when you push a stamper down) and with just a little bit of force! If you have too many grounds, the shot will come out dense and a bit bitter! 3. time the milk frothing with the espresso pull so that it can form a nice latte (with great quality milk for latte art) 4. practice! I love that you were practicing, keep it up!
@@lizziebinx1351 haha absolutely! It’s great for people to learn and make mistakes, that being said, my first times learning to make espresso had ALL my former coworkers cringing haha!! if you watch her latest vids, you’ll see that she’s gotten really good at it btw!!
@@Alexisknm I know, I feel like we will always make our mistakes no matter how much people tell us not to. I am a Painter and my professors gave me so much advice that at the time I did not really follow, It took a lot of mistakes to actually master painting 😅😅 I realized they were right back then btw. However, I just got this machine and I'll try to Read and follow your advice
@@lizziebinx1351 nice! Good luck with the machine! It’s tricky but it’ll pay off once you practice! Haha, just get some extra coffee grounds so you have plenty to practice with!
When we just bought machine after 20+ cups and every setting possible we almost gave up ,the pressure wouldn’t come up to where it supposed to but finally tried to mess with burr grind dial to make it finer grind and it worked , perfect coffee every time
Very entertaining video! I didn't learn anything I didn't already know but this was still great to watch. A few tips though. I would recommend weighing your beans and then putting them in the hopper to grind them all. That way they won't stay in the hopper (that isn't air-tight) and you'll always be 100% accurate with how much you grind. Another thing would be leveling and tamping. It's not needed but it does help to get a leveler. One of those puck-looking things that you spin. I found that helps make the grind flat, then tamp with a certain about of pressure, not making the tamper go down a certain amount. The usual amount is 30lbs but just a firm straight downward force would be enough. Then once you get the technique dialed in, you can start fiddling with the settings of the machine to get the coffee dialed in. There is so much more you can really tinker with but hopefully this helps!
I just bought my Barista Express a few weeks ago! I am still getting the hang of it, but I have finally pulled a few perfect shots! I also bought a scale and timer to really dial it in.
I just bought one today. I’m in the US. They are on sale on Amazon right now for $599. I used some reward points and a $100 gift card for opening an Amazon cc. So got the machine for $250 including tax. Thanks for the video and tips. At least I’ll know how to put the darn thing together out of the box
Pro tip for frothing milk: after you have frothed it it's essential to keep it moving, so swirl it around in the jug before pouring because once you let it sit still for too long the frothiness goes away!
Hi Liv, i just watched ur video and quite surprised when i found out that u actually linked my video on how to froth milk with this machine. Thank you so much. 🙏☺️
Liv would you be able to do an updated coffee video with the new accessories and any tips and tricks you've learnt now you have had it a while! Love your videos xxx
Great beginner video. There is so much to the art and craft of espresso and this machine. This machine (IMO) is the best on the market for a personal manual espresso machine. It is a single boiler so definitely steam and tamp your milk first. This is very important as you dont want your shots dying well you are steaming your milk. This machine is great in that it is does a pre extraction. It is ok to keep your espresso beans in your hopper if you are drinking it every day. You will go through those beans in a timely fashion. I would get a kitchen scale if you dont already have one. Weigh out your shots to make sure they are pull 2oz for a double shot and 1 oz for a single. another thing i noticed well watching was when you are grinding into your porta, you can shake it as it is filling. dont tap your porta on the counter, level the grinds out with your finger. then tamp your grind with equal level pressure. with the space you have you can definitely get a tamp pad you dont want to damage your counter or your filter. also make sure you really lock in that filter. I noticed with mine that it actually locks in a lot further then the words that are written. Great video Liv, you always have great vids and im excited to see your espresso craft journey.
I never wanted this video to end .. i guess i’m ur first sub from the UAE, so lucky to found ur channel , this definitely motivated me to buy this machine. All the best & can’t wait to celebrate with u the 1mil subs
Got mine today. I love it. Was $100 off from $699 and I got a $50 card with purchase. I love it! When I asked my wife what she thought about getting one of these, she was all onboard with the idea. I easily spend the cost of this item a year on coffee
I justified it to my husband by how much I will save on going to Starbucks as well, but unfortunately I pay what I bought my machine for ($480) a MONTH on a good month, sometimes upwards of $800! I am praying my coffee ☕ brewing skills are decent that I can ditch Starbucks for good!
@@samonedennis2957 I spend a lot on coffee a month but how do you get to 800? How many lattes you consume a day? Just curious :) i just got a machine as well but will still go to a coffee shop.
Definitely a learning curve! I recommend frothing your milk as you're pulling the shot so you can instantly incorporate the espresso & milk. It makes a big difference to the natural sweetness of espresso 😊
I got a Breville ice cream maker at an auction like new in good shape for $10.00 it works and it's smooth, haven't use it yet but will try it one day. It's heavy on the side that can freeze but the other side seems light weight. Thanks for sharing this Expresso machine.👍🙂
Thank you for the wonderful video! Short yet informative. I am waiting for it to come on sale and then I’m getting one. It seems scary to learn but I’ve heard it’s the best way to have coffee. Thanks again!
Thanks so much for posting this! I’ve been eyeing this machine for quite a while but I’ve held off a) because of the price and b) because of the many Amazon reviews that say it’s not built to last or they’ve had their machine stop working. Any fears about this?
Most of the issues are around not following the instructions properly and this is mainly about the water quality, especially if you are in a "hard" water area.
Even the most professional machines have at least some reviews of people complaining about it breaking or stopped working. It’s just irresponsible people who aren’t careful with their stuff or don’t know what they’re doing. Even the creator of video had issues with getting it tasting right, until she got the hang of it. Practice makes perfect.
Great video but for me a kettle would be simpler and easier to use because it looks like it is too complicated. Maybe i am too lazy to learn how to use the machine 🤔.
I just got mine in red, been wondering what went wrong, the coffee tasted so bitter, your video will help me a lot, will try and try again, until i got it right. Thank you 🙏
So obviously this is an espresso maker but I’m wondering if it would also dispense just hot water and can you make a normal 8oz of coffee or is it simply an espresso maker only
I love espresso! I enjoy espresso at the magnifica S in Delonghi. Thank you for the very interesting video! With love from Japan :) I will come back again.
We just bought this and you taught me a few things i probably wouldn’t have ever found out, for example that hidden storage area thank you and awesome job
My boyfriend said he was going to get me one for Christmas but he did a ton a research and found that the grinder breaks down overtime so I don’t think I’m getting one. Knowing that I still want one lol I’m upset 😭 Why did he have to do research?? I want to think he was trying to crush all my hopes of getting one just to really surprise me but I’m probably just going to get my hopes crushed. 😂😭😂 Hahaha
I bought the Breville Barista Express two months ago. It worked great until today when it started smoking and I smelled burning plastic. I have descaled it twice prior to this and always followed the directions. Have you had any problems with yours? Seems to be a shiny piece of junk.
Hi, may I check something on this Breville? I just bought one. When I turn on the machine, why it makes a very loud vibration sound for few seconds? Is it normal?
I don't recommend to buy from breville any product as I have purchased the batista express 870 and the milk steamer rod was with rusted points. The condition of the espresso machine was brand new straight out of the box.
where are my barista friends who cringed so hard at that portafilter tapping on counter- honey thats so bad for the filter and spout! :O shake or wipe the grinds off and then tamp!!
That is a normal first dialling in process according to all the UA-cam gods of home espresso, apparently every time you change beans you will need another half hour and 4/5 shots to re dial it back in, It is a hobby not for the impatient !
Not expensive when you stop buying coffee shop coffee. Saves me $15 a day that I would’ve normally spent at the coffee shop. I used to be a barista, this machine makes delicious coffee! It’s all about getting the right beans and getting the grind settings correct.
Okay stupid me waited until Black Friday to buy it... guess what brand never goes on sale lol anyways I got it today from William Sonoma. It’s worth every penny. I was looking at the pro but I rather this one because of the hands on. Thank you for making this video
Same no Black Friday bargains in UK either, lucky for me I just bought one that has literally been used for a week on ebay for £200 off list. Will be a Sunday morning of fun dialling it in hopefully
Good video. I am going to buy one. I have to guess the gal who did this presentation was a cheerleader... her hands were moving around like every other cheerleader I know.
Hope you got a great price on it it dropped drastically fir express. That machine is a workhorse. Great model. Oops price I spoke too fast. Although it’s not that that bad. Us now 599 and under. Good luck with it. You can run fresh grind through your pressurized. Although if you want the full flavor use un pressurized. Remember your shooting for that pressure arrow for the middle or a nudge higher at 22 to 30 secs. Oh let it warm up about 20 mins. Believe me you will never buy a 10 buck latte again.
This espressos machine makes great coffee, but finding parts to replace is almost impossible, the biggest down side, if your machine solenoid fails there is no where to be find, even Breville itself will not sell you one, so you lose $600. I got the Breville 870XL, and is useless I can't find the part for it, and this machines are common to fail in about 2 years of service. I would NOT recommend this espresso machine to anyone
hey! Make sure you also watch out for the extraction time! you should be aiming for about 25 secs for a double shot. If it's running too fast then your grind is too coarse and if it's too slow then it's too fine! this really affects the flavour. also make sure to not leave in the coffee in the handle for more than like 5 seconds before you press the button because that will burn the espresso.
For milk frothing recommendations what works best for me is moving the jug up and down 2/3 times and the beginning and then just keep heating it up at an angle until the jug gets hot.
ps. i know you didn't ask for advice and I trust you're doing your reasearch but thought i'd chip in since i've been a barista for over 2 years now lol
ps.2 i would DIE for that machine and i'm so jealous!!! work it girl!!!
also. SHAKE THAT MILK JUG. IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE SHAKEN IT ENOUGH, SHAKE SOME MORE!! the milk will start to separate pretty quick so what happens is that the foam stays on top and when you're pouring, you're pouring just hot milk and then the left over foam goes on top which stops you from being able to do latte art. so shake her to make sure all the milk has the same consistency before you pour
I’ve found the Artisti Roasters videos on milk frothing to be very useful!
Thanks for the tips! I screen shot this so I can use it when I get my machine
What do you mean by not leaving the esspresso for more than 5 seconds? Thank you for your advice
@@yasbelgonzales5875 it means just make sure you’re ready to start your shot. I.e. don’t put the coffee in the ports filter go make breakfast then come back to start the shot. Hope this helps.
As a former barista, I can give you a few tips! 1. use a little bit less coffee grounds, i was cringing a little bit because the loading was wayyy too much for that espresso basket, which is something I did at first too! You'll figure out the measurements as you adjust the grind settings! If you have a scale, that could help! Try to get the amount right above the lip of the espresso basket and then tamp it down evenly 2. the tamping should happen quickly (like when you push a stamper down) and with just a little bit of force! If you have too many grounds, the shot will come out dense and a bit bitter! 3. time the milk frothing with the espresso pull so that it can form a nice latte (with great quality milk for latte art) 4. practice! I love that you were practicing, keep it up!
Omg! I was cringing too. You made great suggestions.
Cringing?? Can't you people let others make their own mistakes and learn from them the same way you guys did at some point??
@@lizziebinx1351 haha absolutely! It’s great for people to learn and make mistakes, that being said, my first times learning to make espresso had ALL my former coworkers cringing haha!! if you watch her latest vids, you’ll see that she’s gotten really good at it btw!!
@@Alexisknm I know, I feel like we will always make our mistakes no matter how much people tell us not to. I am a Painter and my professors gave me so much advice that at the time I did not really follow, It took a lot of mistakes to actually master painting 😅😅 I realized they were right back then btw. However, I just got this machine and I'll try to Read and follow your advice
@@lizziebinx1351 nice! Good luck with the machine! It’s tricky but it’ll pay off once you practice! Haha, just get some extra coffee grounds so you have plenty to practice with!
When we just bought machine after 20+ cups and every setting possible we almost gave up ,the pressure wouldn’t come up to where it supposed to but finally tried to mess with burr grind dial to make it finer grind and it worked , perfect coffee every time
Very entertaining video! I didn't learn anything I didn't already know but this was still great to watch. A few tips though. I would recommend weighing your beans and then putting them in the hopper to grind them all. That way they won't stay in the hopper (that isn't air-tight) and you'll always be 100% accurate with how much you grind. Another thing would be leveling and tamping. It's not needed but it does help to get a leveler. One of those puck-looking things that you spin. I found that helps make the grind flat, then tamp with a certain about of pressure, not making the tamper go down a certain amount. The usual amount is 30lbs but just a firm straight downward force would be enough. Then once you get the technique dialed in, you can start fiddling with the settings of the machine to get the coffee dialed in. There is so much more you can really tinker with but hopefully this helps!
I just bought my Barista Express a few weeks ago! I am still getting the hang of it, but I have finally pulled a few perfect shots! I also bought a scale and timer to really dial it in.
I just bought one today. I’m in the US. They are on sale on Amazon right now for $599. I used some reward points and a $100 gift card for opening an Amazon cc. So got the machine for $250 including tax. Thanks for the video and tips. At least I’ll know how to put the darn thing together out of the box
Pro tip for frothing milk: after you have frothed it it's essential to keep it moving, so swirl it around in the jug before pouring because once you let it sit still for too long the frothiness goes away!
Hi Liv, i just watched ur video and quite surprised when i found out that u actually linked my video on how to froth milk with this machine. Thank you so much. 🙏☺️
Liv would you be able to do an updated coffee video with the new accessories and any tips and tricks you've learnt now you have had it a while! Love your videos xxx
Great beginner video. There is so much to the art and craft of espresso and this machine. This machine (IMO) is the best on the market for a personal manual espresso machine. It is a single boiler so definitely steam and tamp your milk first. This is very important as you dont want your shots dying well you are steaming your milk. This machine is great in that it is does a pre extraction. It is ok to keep your espresso beans in your hopper if you are drinking it every day. You will go through those beans in a timely fashion. I would get a kitchen scale if you dont already have one. Weigh out your shots to make sure they are pull 2oz for a double shot and 1 oz for a single. another thing i noticed well watching was when you are grinding into your porta, you can shake it as it is filling. dont tap your porta on the counter, level the grinds out with your finger. then tamp your grind with equal level pressure. with the space you have you can definitely get a tamp pad you dont want to damage your counter or your filter. also make sure you really lock in that filter. I noticed with mine that it actually locks in a lot further then the words that are written. Great video Liv, you always have great vids and im excited to see your espresso craft journey.
I never wanted this video to end .. i guess i’m ur first sub from the UAE, so lucky to found ur channel , this definitely motivated me to buy this machine. All the best & can’t wait to celebrate with u the 1mil subs
This is a great video, the composition of the filming looks great too!
I love your video. Here's how we enjoy our Breville Barista espresso
Got mine today. I love it. Was $100 off from $699 and I got a $50 card with purchase. I love it! When I asked my wife what she thought about getting one of these, she was all onboard with the idea. I easily spend the cost of this item a year on coffee
I justified it to my husband by how much I will save on going to Starbucks as well, but unfortunately I pay what I bought my machine for ($480) a MONTH on a good month, sometimes upwards of $800! I am praying my coffee ☕ brewing skills are decent that I can ditch Starbucks for good!
@@samonedennis2957 I spend a lot on coffee a month but how do you get to 800? How many lattes you consume a day? Just curious :) i just got a machine as well but will still go to a coffee shop.
Definitely a learning curve! I recommend frothing your milk as you're pulling the shot so you can instantly incorporate the espresso & milk. It makes a big difference to the natural sweetness of espresso 😊
you can’t do this on the single boiler version of this machine
My grader is broken can I get anew one if so let me know
Loved the video! You are authentic! Beautifly filmed 🔥
Hi. Just to ask how's breville barista express? Steaming is good? And how about the extracting coffee? Thanks for the answer
This is just the video I need!!❤❤
I got a Breville ice cream maker at an auction like new in good shape for $10.00 it works and it's smooth, haven't use it yet but will try it one day. It's heavy on the side that can freeze but the other side seems light weight. Thanks for sharing this Expresso machine.👍🙂
Thanks for the video- unpacked ours today and needed the reassurance that we will get the hang of it!!
Loving all of your coffee content lately and I don’t even like coffee 😅
I got this last year in red! Love it been of such great comfort during lockdown...
I worked in a cafe for many years, this made me miss making coffee 😥
Thank you for the wonderful video! Short yet informative. I am waiting for it to come on sale and then I’m getting one. It seems scary to learn but I’ve heard it’s the best way to have coffee. Thanks again!
Thanks for the video.i did an impulse buy since I saw it was a flash sale for 2 hours only from online shop. This really help
Oooo I’ve been wanting this espresso machine for a while!! Maybe someday haha. Thanks for the helpful video 😊
So glad you made this. I got the exact same one today. 💛
This was really cute watching you try so hard. 🌺🌸🌺
Great video! Irrelevant to the coffee - your hair is gorgeous. Do you know the colors that were used to achieve it?
I watched your video and I was able to make a good cup of cappuccino! Then I watched the froth milk video! Very helpful. The machine is easy to use
Thanks so much for posting this! I’ve been eyeing this machine for quite a while but I’ve held off a) because of the price and b) because of the many Amazon reviews that say it’s not built to last or they’ve had their machine stop working. Any fears about this?
Most of the issues are around not following the instructions properly and this is mainly about the water quality, especially if you are in a "hard" water area.
Even the most professional machines have at least some reviews of people complaining about it breaking or stopped working. It’s just irresponsible people who aren’t careful with their stuff or don’t know what they’re doing. Even the creator of video had issues with getting it tasting right, until she got the hang of it. Practice makes perfect.
Ok gonna pray to the coffee ☕ GODS that my wife gonna like this machine 🙏
Great video but for me a kettle would be simpler and easier to use because it looks like it is too complicated. Maybe i am too lazy to learn how to use the machine 🤔.
Great video ! Thank you so much Liv :)
Thank you so much my Latte hasn't tasted this good
I just ordered one because of this video 😅
Nice video Liv. Mine is arriving tomorrow albeit with the Sage badge
Cool espresso coffee machine I loved ☘☕
This is cool,
Looks at price tag: 🤯
Guess my 18$ stove too espresso maker will have to do
I just got mine in red, been wondering what went wrong, the coffee tasted so bitter, your video will help me a lot, will try and try again, until i got it right. Thank you 🙏
Make sure you check out James Hoffmann here on UA-cam! He’s a bit of a coffee nerd but he’s got a wealth of knowledge.
Your hair is very pretty 😍
COZY FALL VIBES on point!!
Yum! Enjoy it! Can you share some creamer recipes please?
You’re living my coffee dream 😍
OMG! my hubby & I had been debating to buy this very same machine, thanks to you we ordered it! TY you made it look super ez.🌸❤️
I recommend when frothing your milk stay still and let the steam wand release steam so it has less bubbles
Awesome job babes! Ok lets pray !😂
Thank you so much for your vido, I love it!
We have this machine. Love it!!!
Can it make a regular cup of coffee as well?
So obviously this is an espresso maker but I’m wondering if it would also dispense just hot water and can you make a normal 8oz of coffee or is it simply an espresso maker only
for those of us that dont drink or make coffee but our spouses do, does this make just regular cups of coffee or just espresso?
I love espresso! I enjoy espresso at the magnifica S in Delonghi. Thank you for the very interesting video! With love from Japan :) I will come back again.
Glad u told us strait Up I think ur awesome Radical and darn Good!!! Yes girl pull a shot!😅😁
Ooh now I want to make a coffee
We just bought this and you taught me a few things i probably wouldn’t have ever found out, for example that hidden storage area thank you and awesome job
Currently shopping for an easy to operate espresso machine.
My boyfriend said he was going to get me one for Christmas but he did a ton a research and found that the grinder breaks down overtime so I don’t think I’m getting one. Knowing that I still want one lol I’m upset 😭 Why did he have to do research?? I want to think he was trying to crush all my hopes of getting one just to really surprise me but I’m probably just going to get my hopes crushed. 😂😭😂 Hahaha
Hi, i'd like to ask you after 5 month, what coffee machine did you buy in the end and how is it?
Do you know how I can remove and replace the steam wand? I can't seem to take off the old part to replace it with a new one.
Very helpful
When i failed on my first attempt on Latte Art. I feel ya. :D
Jason Collier approved 💍
girl you know how to steam it well .. must have practice.
Thanks for sharing. I always wonder how they did that. Neat and interesting.:)
I’m thinking of getting an espresso machine (not that one, cuz ya know. Money). But would love some coffee recipes from you!
I’m receiving my this week can’t wait great choice from Breville👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Alan H
Just got the last vitamix, my bank adviser isn't gonna be happy about this next purchase lol 😂😂😂😱😱😍🔔
Same I just got the Vitamix but I really want this espresso machine lmao
Thank you.... that was helpful
Thanks! Big help!
How old is this expresso machine 🤔 it looks like the one I saw on the TV show "Til Death" 🙂
real lite on unboxing
Hahah I have had this same machine for a year and never knew half of this!
Thank you just got mine and have no clue lol.
What does it mean when the gauge go past the Grey? I all to the end
I bought the Breville Barista Express two months ago. It worked great until today when it started smoking and I smelled burning plastic. I have descaled it twice prior to this and always followed the directions. Have you had any problems with yours? Seems to be a shiny piece of junk.
maybe you forgot to put water in the basket
Did you change the filter to the double wall?
I just use the single wall filters!
@@itslivb thank you. I wasn't sure which to use
.aw sweety u did damn good unbixing it😁..some things take time, i kno that sucks! Keep thoughts for me imnstartn my new barista job soon!!😬😅😁
Hi, may I check something on this Breville? I just bought one. When I turn on the machine, why it makes a very loud vibration sound for few seconds? Is it normal?
yes
I don't recommend to buy from breville any product as I have purchased the batista express 870 and the milk steamer rod was with rusted points.
The condition of the espresso machine was brand new straight out of the box.
I’m a barista and no you don’t want to tap it in the counter 😩😩 buy one of those tamper mat from Amazon.
one tip would be when you say "Unboxing" actually show the unboxing, and not just POOF out of the box.
So I'm trying to use mine for the first time but no water is coming out.
where are my barista friends who cringed so hard at that portafilter tapping on counter- honey thats so bad for the filter and spout! :O shake or wipe the grinds off and then tamp!!
If u don’t move the jug then you ll get much better silky milk.
Love
I got got mine last week but the gauge on mine never goes past 0. Do you know why that is and how I can fix it??
Are you using the right coffee? Make sure its roasted specifically for espresso.
If the guage does not move at all check that it is not faulty
that machine is way too expensive in my country. its more than 10.000 turkish lira.
Took me 1 hour and half bag of beans to finally get to espresso range 😅 🙃 🙌
That is a normal first dialling in process according to all the UA-cam gods of home espresso, apparently every time you change beans you will need another half hour and 4/5 shots to re dial it back in, It is a hobby not for the impatient !
What are the box dimensions? Thanks a lot
Goodness. I can't imagine ever spending that much money on an espresso machine. Especially for *okay* espresso 😬
Hannah Kate Wait until you find out how much professional espresso machines cost hahaha!
Breville is actually the cheapest of the at home espresso machines.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀
Not expensive when you stop buying coffee shop coffee. Saves me $15 a day that I would’ve normally spent at the coffee shop. I used to be a barista, this machine makes delicious coffee! It’s all about getting the right beans and getting the grind settings correct.
@@sheyannecooper689 um my espresso machine was $30 🤣
@@Simply-sixx
Which beans do you use?
You are the best/ Montreal
How much did you buy this?
Why is the spout on portafiller on the Breville sita on 45 degree when tight not 180 degree thx
Okay stupid me waited until Black Friday to buy it... guess what brand never goes on sale lol anyways I got it today from William Sonoma. It’s worth every penny. I was looking at the pro but I rather this one because of the hands on. Thank you for making this video
Same no Black Friday bargains in UK either, lucky for me I just bought one that has literally been used for a week on ebay for £200 off list. Will be a Sunday morning of fun dialling it in hopefully
Good video. I am going to buy one. I have to guess the gal who did this presentation was a cheerleader... her hands were moving around like every other cheerleader I know.
Hope you got a great price on it it dropped drastically fir express. That machine is a workhorse. Great model. Oops price I spoke too fast. Although it’s not that that bad. Us now 599 and under. Good luck with it. You can run fresh grind through your pressurized. Although if you want the full flavor use un pressurized. Remember your shooting for that pressure arrow for the middle or a nudge higher at 22 to 30 secs. Oh let it warm up about 20 mins. Believe me you will never buy a 10 buck latte again.
I hope it drops down again!!! :(
This espressos machine makes great coffee, but finding parts to replace is almost impossible, the biggest down side, if your machine solenoid fails there is no where to be find, even Breville itself will not sell you one, so you lose $600. I got the Breville 870XL, and is useless I can't find the part for it, and this machines are common to fail in about 2 years of service. I would NOT recommend this espresso machine to anyone
Thank you so much for this video! You explained things perfectly for me! 🥰
I thought Cali was bad on taxes...I can't believe ya'll pay 15%! Yikes!
We pay 22% in Europe😫😆
Here’s a tip ...don’t unbox it return the piece of garbage
Oki