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gaggia mdf

tom frost · 2007-09-13 21:32:42

Netrade in Cork are selling gaggia mdf for €114! Has anyone bought one yet or had any dealings with them. I am new to this game, have recently bought gaggia classic and am looking for cork suppler of freshly roasted beans once I buy grinder - has anyone used Cork Coffee Roasters?

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#32 17-03-2008 7:56pm
Mr Magnolia

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When I run the frother I then have to let some water through the group head before my next espresso. The frother seems to put the group head bananas for a few seconds. Do you notice this happen after frothing milk?

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#33 17-03-2008 8:15pm
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Mr Magnolia wrote: »

When I run the frother I then have to let some water through the group head before my next espresso. The frother seems to put the group head bananas for a few seconds. Do you notice this happen after frothing milk?

Water for steaming milk hotter than water for making espresso?

I always pull the espresso shots before turning on the steam part on my machine,
ie if I'm making two lattes I'll pull both espresso shots before steaming the milk.
If I need to make another espresso after having the machine in steam mode
I'll flush the machine with cold water through the grouphead.

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