Gave my Nespresso machine to the parents and they really like it. My dad is a tea drinker but does like a cappuccino. Can anyone recommend a good milk heater and frother? Had one that came with a Nespresso machine years ago but the milk kept burning and sticking to the bottom.
I found that the method Hoffman suggested, using a small cafetiere thing with hot milk, gave better results than a whisk thing, but it still wasnāt a patch on real steamed milk
Anyone got any recommendations for a real top-of-the-line level coffee? Got the brother in law in the family secret santa, and heās massively into coffee (roasts his own beans etc). Doesnāt have to be green beans necessarily though, but itās an option.
Thatās the one I had as a freebee when I went last. Mega. Iām running low, so will get some Monday; I doubt I can make it like they can but good to know its still nice without the 25k of gear producing it!
That looks ideal - beans youād look at but struggle to justify for your own use, and they do a variety pack thatās about the right price point for the budget weāve all set. Thank you!
Iād also wait for @Wayward to suggest something. Heās more of a high roller than me and has actual experience of buying stuff in that sort of price range.
@TMC Iād look at Hundred House Coffee and in particular their Freak & Unique line of micro lots and out there processed stuff. I canāt afford it at the moment but Iām itching to try some of it. I have a couple of mates that rave about them.
Weird, I didnāt know they had expanded. They started out in Cornwall and used to supply one of the venues I was booking for. An old mate who was a barista ended up working for them and became a master roaster (Whatever that is?) I do remember he would jump straight to conniption at the mention of Robusta. Iāve never had a better coffee than he used to make.