De'Longhi Dedica Style, Traditional Pump Espresso Machine, Coffee and Cappuccino Maker, EC685BK, Black

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I know you absolutely recommend the Bambino Plus, my question is… do you think it’s worth it for me as an upgrade, considering I have the modded Dedica that is working mostly OK for me? Enjoy a rich, smooth espresso – or finish your coffee with a velvety layer of milk using the Adjustable Cappuccino System.

Took a while to work out the right grind (can't be too fine) and about every second time the pressure is normal, but in the past few months it will regularly lose pressure and the sh . I’ve had many coffee machines over the years, and I even ended up with a very good Sage Nespresso machine. When it comes to coffee machines, there are many different kinds of machines, there are many different options, and the machine that may be right for you may be completely wrong for the next person to land on the same post. It's suited great for cleaning stainless steel, marble, plastic, glass, mirrors, as well as various ceramic surfaces: simply spray the product onto the desired surface and clean it using a cloth or a paper towel.

To keep in mind: I paid 14,000 pesos in customs taxes and it is 220v, in Colombia it is normally 110v.Be aware though that this type of machine does involve some effort, compared to a pod machine, or even a filter machine.

When I use the steam wand, it works fine for a few seconds, but then the three lights flash again and it switches off and I have to reset the steam function to get it going again, it makes it impossible to steam or froth milk. With the adjustable milk frother, you can easily froth milk for a perfect Cappuccino or steam the milk up for great Caffelatte and Flat White. I’d do it by taste as you are doing, and then if you’re not able to adjust the extraction as much as you’d like with grind, switch to using ratio to help you to balance the shot: https://youtu. From what you’ve told me about yourself, personally, I think you’d probably be a better fit for something other than the Bambino plus, and the classic plus is an option, at the entry level, but there are other options of course, depending on budget. Effortlessly perfect coffee in minutes thanks to its Thermoblock heating system and cup warmer, whilst the manual milk frother ensures milk is perfect when preparing cappuccino.

The DeLonghi Dedica does feature automatic preinfusion though, and this will help to some degree in this regard. I thought it would help me to develop my knowledge if I share it with others, and I just started the blog as a hobby, never expecting writing and talking about coffee to become my full-time gig! I’ve had mine only 4 years and it’s broken down completely once and now struggling as I didn’t take good enough care of it. I got myself the Dedica + Sage smart grinder over 4 years ago and through this time I’ve roasted my own coffee (stopped after a few years), learned to latte art, etc.