So who needs a double boiler? Double boilers do have an advantage There’s less difference in temperature between cups, so you are likely to have more consistent shots. When one draws a lot of hot water from the steam boiler, it also won’t affect the brew temperature as much. Which is better double boiler or … Read more
dual boiler machines are just what they sound like, machines with multiple boilers Instead of a single boiler with multiple water paths, dual boilers just feature separate brew and steam boilers. This allows a boiler to be ready at all times for either task. What does dual boiler mean? As you might gather from their … Read more
What is the advantage of a dual boiler coffee machine? With a heat exchange or dual boiler machine you can brew and steam at the same time Not only does that save you time but it makes a better milk-based drink as your espresso or milk froth doesn’t fall apart while waiting for that temperature … Read more
Teapot vs. tea kettle. Simply put, a tea kettle is what you use to heat water for tea and a teapot is what you use to actually steep tea You need both to make tea. Are tea pots and kettles the same? A teapot is specifically designed to hold boiling water with tea leaves or … Read more
A multi boiler espresso machine gives you more control over the temperature of the water used to brew coffee stability is also better and oftentimes you can steam and pull shots at the same time, depending on the design of the machine. What does the boiler do in a coffee machine? Many domestic and commercial … Read more
double boiler espresso machines are equipped with two boilers: a brew boiler and a steam boiler While the steam boilers reach and hold pressure ideal for frothing milk, the other maintains consistent brewing temperature. Why do I need a double boiler espresso machine? With a heat exchange or dual boiler machine you can brew and … Read more