“It has an onboard grinder and detachable hopper, which is spectacular because, as we all know, the grinder is the most important tool in our coffee toolkit,” says Markiewicz. Josey Markiewicz, senior director of the café at La Colombe, likes the Breville Barista Pro because of its ease of use and relatively compact design. When choosing, she typically likes to go for a blend of two to three coffees to help add more complexity and structure. “That simply indicates that it fits the roast category,” she explains. She also says that you don’t need to look for the word ‘espresso’ on the bag. When picking out coffee for your espresso maker, look for a slightly heavier roast profile, “either a medium or dark roast, depending on your flavor preference,” Lyndia McGauhey, head of training and development at Verve Coffee Roasters, tells SELF.
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“So including that into your budget is important too.” How to pick the right coffee for your espresso machine “There is so much focus on the espresso machine when setting up a brew bar, but a great grinder is also essential,” Anita Tam, Specialty Coffee Association judge and CEO of Slow Pour Supply, tells SELF. A coffee grinder helps crush coffee beans into grounds that can then be brewed. It’s not just about choosing the best espresso machine: Experts also stress that you shouldn’t forget to purchase a high-quality coffee grinder if your espresso maker does not already have a built-in grinder.
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