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This set includes two 70 ml espresso cups, ideal for sharing or indulging in a personal coffee break. Experience the true taste of luxury with every cup, and make the most of your L'OR moments. Doing so will keep your espresso warm for even longer than the heat retention of the cups would normally allow. This can be done by putting them in hot water, or alternatively by filling them with water and heating them in the microwave. But remember to pay close attention to the manufacturer's care instructions, and designer kitchen essentials make sure that you coffe mugs or cups are safe for use in the microwave. The Sorrento collection by Zwilling includes several double wall glass designs, including some lovely espresso glasses that can be bought in a pack of two.

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Elizabeth is very energy efficient when left on constantly, using only around fifty Watts per hour with the steam boiler off, or seventy with both boilers on (probably something like 20-50p per day), while the DB heats up so fast it's probably more cost effective to leave it off. It's a very solidly built machine, from one of the most trusted commercial espresso machine brands, and it's not only more modern looking than most other E61 group machines on the market, but some of the features are far more 21st century too including the fact that it has app connectivity. Overall though, I've found this to be a very nice machine to use, I've had some great espresso from it paired with various grinders, and I've made some stonking milkies with it too. The grinder is the most important part of the setup, you should really be focussing most of your budget there, and seeing the espresso machine as the afterthought, not the other way around.

It's a lever-operated machine as is usually (but not always) the case with E61 machines, it comes with a commercial sized 58m portafilter, and the drip tray capacity is an impressive 1.2L. The steam boiler can achieve 2 bars of pressure, which is the kind of steam pressure I'd expect from a commercial machine rather than a home barista machine. In fact, the only other home barista machines I'm aware of which achieve this are the La Marzocco GS3 which is nearly three times the price. There's a coffee roaster just up the road from me in Lancashire called Clumsy Goat, who have some VERY good deals on some of the best espresso machines & grinders.

Here you willd find espresso cups made of high quality porcelain and of glass. From thick-walled espresso cups with traditional Italian design to elegant fine porcelain tableware, and even more modern glasses. This opens up for a wide variety of opportunities to find great espresso cups that suit your particular style. Perhaps you want a set of rustic looking stoneware cups, such as the ones from Broste Copenhagen’s Nordic Sea collection. Or maybe just a plain white set of espresso cups, such as the ones from Höganäs, that makes it easy to enjoy the beautiful brown colours of the espresso.

The espresso quality is really impressive, as long as you nail the temperature surfing, as the temp swings are just as big as with the classic, unless you fit a PID. If we're looking at the entry level single boiler machines, Gaggia Classic, Rancilio Silvia, the relative newcomer Mii Coffee Apex, the Anna 2 is cheaper than all of them, and on paper and by reputation, I'd put Anna right at the top. If you took the Sage Barista Express, removed the grinder, the pressure gauge, and one of the shot buttons, and made it a bit slimmer, you'd have the Duo Temp Pro, more or less. This is with the Gaggia MD15 grinder, which is about the lowest I'd recommend going with the grinder.

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Funky, vintage, and antique looking, these Italian espresso cups are designed to bring a touch of café charm to your morning routine. We’ve even been featured in the Evening Standard as one of the coolest homeware stores to shop right now. Espresso is a quite concentrated coffee variety meant to be enjoyed in small quantities. An espresso cup should be able to hold a double espresso, which is usually around 60 ml. With this in mind, an espresso cup should be of a size of around 90 ml. The Casafina cups are petite and ideal for single shots of espresso.