I would highly suggest that you avoid pre-ground coffee and buy a cheap espresso grinder like a baratza sette 270. Ground coffee goes stale and rancid very quickly, my advice for buying coffee would be to look for local specialty coffee roasters near you, you can do this by going onto google maps and just searching "Specialty coffee roastery", browse some of the coffee they have to offer and pick out the ones you like the sound of, just make sure the coffee is a medium roast as dark roasts go rancid very quickly and light roasts are not beginner friendly. I hope this helps 👍
Nice as simple 👍
I do think the idea of a recipe was simplified a little too much and deserves its own video.
@@Charsept Ok I'll see about doing one in the future, thanks!
Thanks for the video, what beans / pre ground do you recommend for beginners espresso? I have a delonghi dedica but I don’t have a grinder yet.
I would highly suggest that you avoid pre-ground coffee and buy a cheap espresso grinder like a baratza sette 270. Ground coffee goes stale and rancid very quickly, my advice for buying coffee would be to look for local specialty coffee roasters near you, you can do this by going onto google maps and just searching "Specialty coffee roastery", browse some of the coffee they have to offer and pick out the ones you like the sound of, just make sure the coffee is a medium roast as dark roasts go rancid very quickly and light roasts are not beginner friendly. I hope this helps 👍