Can someone tell me how the coffee that comes out of the high end ~$1000 Krups, is different than a $50 drip machine?
I'm talking about just black coffee, as I don't put any sugar or milk in mine.
espresso
>>7653806
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Espresso
>>7653806
Pour-over or drip machines make ordinary coffee.
The machine you are asking about makes espresso. Totally different.
>>7653814
can someone explain to me what makes espresso special? other than being stronger? (use more beans)
>>7653846
>I can't explain it so I'll tell you to google it
it's okay, you can just admit that you don't know and leave the thread
>>7653899
>I can't into simple research, so I'll just waste time and beg to be spoonfed like an idiot
>>7653916
>waste time
exactly what you're doing with your shitposts
>>7653922
Eh, I'm at work getting paid
>>7653929
>at work
>shitposting on 4chan
shit work
>>7653780
The more expensive you get with espresso machines usually tends to have much better temperature control and consistency which leads to a much better shot of coffee
If you want just plain black coffee, an espresso machine won't do much for you, you'll want to just get a drip machine and more importantly, good beans.
Beans will make 90% of how good your coffee is.
Pair that with a good machine like a Bonavita and you'll have as good coffee at home as you will any coffee shop
All I can say is the coffee from my drip machine comes out burnt to shit
>>7653957
>more importantly, good beans.
>Beans will make 90% of how good your coffee is.
indeed, I already get good beans, thanks for the post.
>>7653970
get a better drop machine
>>7653989
Well yeah, I suppose that's what OP was going for
>>7653970
Try using a more coarse grind
If it's still bitter and burnt, then get a new machine
>>7654012
I'm pretty sure the problem is my machine heats the water too much, the piece of shit
RANCILIO
SILVIA
>People in this world don't know what espresso is...
Do you even know how to breathe?
