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$499.00 $699.00
Advanced Thermoblock Heating System
15-bar Pump Pressure System
Built-In Conical Burr Grinder with 0.5 LB Bean Hopper
Easy to use, Digital Control Panel
One-Touch Beverages: Cappucinos, Lattes, Single or Double Espresso
$236.99
Advanced Thermoblock Heating System
15-bar Pump Pressure System
Conveniently Froth milk with the built-in Steamer Wand
Convenient Twist Dial
One-Touch Beverage:
Espresso
$272.99
Advanced Thermoblock Heating System
19-bar Pump Pressure System
Automatic Milk Frothing with Detachable Milk Tank
One-Touch Control Panel
One-Touch Beverages:
Single/Double Espresso, Cappuccino & Latte
Developed by a group of coffee enthusiasts, EspressoWorks prides itself on the quality of the state-of-art machines
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Be A Coffee Pro
Packing coffee grounds before brewing espresso is not difficult, but when grounds are evenly distributed inside the basket and compressed properly, you’re on your way to brewing a perfect espresso.
When baristas are ready to grind their coffee beans, the EspressoWorks Burr Grinder is a perfect tool for getting a smooth grind for the freshest and most balanced brew.
With a spout for a more directed pour, the jug seamlessly lets you arrange your milk and foam to precision. Available in a variety of sizes and colors.
Also known as a “bash bin” or a “coffee column,” a knock box is an essential tool for espresso machines to ease disposal of used coffee grounds.
Discover what wakes us and makes us
Traditional Swedish egg coffee is made by cracking an entire egg, including the shell, into a cup, mixing the egg with ground coffee, and then letting the mixture simmer on the stove. The idea is for the egg to remove impurities from the coffee, resulting in a smoother cup of coffee.
Whether you’re a homebrewer or running a small business, understanding coffee bean roast dates is a must if you aim to curate the freshest, best-tasting coffee. It can definitely be confusing to determine what exactly a roast date is and how it differs from expiry dates; especially with the plethora of differing opinions and advice out there. Not to worry! We’ll filter through the details and leave you with clear answers so that you can consistently craft the best brew!
