Stubby espresso cups
- pGolay
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Hi all - what short (~2"/51mm or less in height, if that even exists) porcelain espresso cups do you use? I can't find any so far. Context is, the Strietman CT-1 is a little short in the area of height, as the man said, when it comes to clearance from the PF to the drip tray - hard to see the pour with normal cups.
thanks,
thanks,
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Kinto Oct! https://kintostore.com/products/oct-cup-saucer
They are my favorite, so much they have replaced all the ones I owned.
They are my favorite, so much they have replaced all the ones I owned.
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- pGolay (original poster)
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Oh - nice, thank you - these might do, I was thinking more in the thick porcelain 'cafe style' but this has an interesting and different feel. On the list!
cheers,
cheers,
-PG
- TomC
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Heath Ceramics also has several options. The shortest being their small ramekin. I have several of these, and several of their espresso cups as well.
https://www.heathceramics.com/collectio ... ll-ramekin
https://www.heathceramics.com/collectio ... ll-ramekin
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- bluesman
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Try sake cups. There are so many styles in sizes from one ounce up that you'll probably find many to love. For example, MTC Kitchen has a nice collection for a lot less than most espresso cups cost.
- pGolay (original poster)
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Excellent- thanks y'all - these are great ideas.
-Pascal
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Here is a very cost effective option, I have the the 3 ounce and the 4.5ounce. The 3 ounce height fits your bill, the 4.5 too tall.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CJ ... =UTF8&th=1
For a little more costly option check out the notneutral line up. Most of their espresso cups are about 2" tall...
https://www.notneutral.com/drink/lino-espresso.html
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CJ ... =UTF8&th=1
For a little more costly option check out the notneutral line up. Most of their espresso cups are about 2" tall...
https://www.notneutral.com/drink/lino-espresso.html
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- pGolay (original poster)
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Thanks! Lino cups are definitely on my list - I have a couple of Not Neutral things and I've been eyeing the espresso cups as well. I think the small Illy espresso cups will also work, and I found these as well - not cheap either - they *look* pretty short at least - https://www.wholelattelove.com/set-of-2 ... resso-cups
Plus, I mean, "The slanted cup rim directs your espresso beneath your tongue to fully embrace the complexity of your shot." Espresso-directing cups, how can I go wrong?
-Pascal
Plus, I mean, "The slanted cup rim directs your espresso beneath your tongue to fully embrace the complexity of your shot." Espresso-directing cups, how can I go wrong?
-Pascal
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The Inker espresso are close @2.14 inches. Espresso parts stocks them. Still too tall? My favorite cafe uses them. They are nice and hefty.
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I use sake cups with my CT1 and really like em! viewtopic.php?f=14&t=49029bluesman wrote:Try sake cups. There are so many styles in sizes from one ounce up that you'll probably find many to love. For example, MTC Kitchen has a nice collection for a lot less than most espresso cups cost.
I got mine from Korin, and there's a few on that page I want in my collection now too, thanks for the link!