Affordable Espresso Machine to Train On - Page 2
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Keywords being "eventually" and "affordable home machine".walr00s wrote:It's based on this statement from OP.
Regardless of whether or not you think 3k is doable, that's the high end of the market, but hey you do you.
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What do you think of an Arrarex Caravel. Will let you enjoy it all, and they're quite cheap. This saves money for a good grinder, which you can use as a decaf/backup grinder if you eventually start.
Mind, you'll only learn how to make espresso.
In a cafe you're mostly managing time, and you won't learn that on any home machine.
Mind, you'll only learn how to make espresso.
In a cafe you're mostly managing time, and you won't learn that on any home machine.
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Thanks for all the replies! Really helpful info.
And yeah we are looking to spend less than $5000 (especially for something to train on but maybe eventually use???)
Eventually we are hoping to get 2 units and be able to also take one on the go for catering and such.
I looked into the Decent, and it was great, but the lack of being able to steam and pull at the same time is an issue.
PS - I tried to respond earlier but kept getting a message that because of too much spamming I couldn't.
And yeah we are looking to spend less than $5000 (especially for something to train on but maybe eventually use???)
Eventually we are hoping to get 2 units and be able to also take one on the go for catering and such.
I looked into the Decent, and it was great, but the lack of being able to steam and pull at the same time is an issue.
PS - I tried to respond earlier but kept getting a message that because of too much spamming I couldn't.