Espresso Machines - post em
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Espresso Machines - post em
Hey guys. Picked up a new home automatic espresso machine. It's a Saeco Talea Giro. It's the "bean to cup" one which I know many purists are not a fan of but it's convenient and tastes great to me.
For those of you with similar machines do you keep the power on all the time? I was wondering if it's ok to keep them on like maybe it uses a lot of electricity or wears out the heating elements. Everytime I power it up it does a small cleaning cycles and spits out some hot water.
So post your espresso machines!
For those of you with similar machines do you keep the power on all the time? I was wondering if it's ok to keep them on like maybe it uses a lot of electricity or wears out the heating elements. Everytime I power it up it does a small cleaning cycles and spits out some hot water.
So post your espresso machines!
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I'm looking for a bean-to-cup espresso machine, hopefully with a timer. I want my shots ready when I get up in the morning, and I hate grinding and brewing while I'm trying to get out the door. Aside from what you guys may have, does anyone have suggestions/recommendations?
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I'm looking for a bean-to-cup espresso machine, hopefully with a timer. I want my shots ready when I get up in the morning, and I hate grinding and brewing while I'm trying to get out the door. Aside from what you guys may have, does anyone have suggestions/recommendations?
The bean-to-cup ones are pretty quick. They take about 20 - 30 seconds to make a cup.
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Last edited by CondorCGT; 02-04-2008 at 02:23 PM.
#7
I meant I currently have to do the grinding myself, so I want a machine with a built in hopper and grinder. The timer is just so the nice smell of coffee can help me have a reason to get out of bed.
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