New Breville Barista Pro. Any tips, advice or useful accessories?
WEBBarista Pro is a 54mm diameter basket so compared to the standard 58mm baskets the puck will be thicker for an identical dose. About 18 grams is the right amount for traditional dark roasts, in terms of puck thickness and headspace.
Ranking every single Breville Espresso Machine - Reddit
WEBApr 26, 2021 · The Barista Touch is easier to use than the Barista Express, and the heating element is a lot faster, but unfortunately quality wise you probably won’t be able to get much better. Barista Pro: The Barista Pro is just a Barista Touch without the fancy touchscreen, preset drink settings, or automatic milk steaming.
Help Fixing BES878 Barista Pro - No water from any source
WEBJan 20, 2024 · Help Fixing BES878 Barista Pro - No water from any source, pump seems to be working TLDR; unable to get more than a few drops from any source (steam wand/hot water spout/group head). I’ve opened it up and pump is working and there is not an air bubble in the flow meter.
In defense of the Breville Barista Pro, from an Espresso Dickhead
WEBI use the Pro exactly as the engineers intended. I turn it on like 30s before I’m gonna use it. I grind, tamp using the stock tamper, and pull my shot. No extra prep. And it’s damn consistent and always pretty damn good. So I’m just here to say - I think the Barista Pro (and other Breville AIO derivatives) works amazing for its intended ...
Thinking of Breville Barista Pro. Should I be talked out of it
WEBJan 2, 2022 · One thing to consider is that while it seems that the Bambino Plus and Barista Pro share a lot of the same internals, the base Bambino seems to be a different machine. The Bambino can’t be back flushed, so the thought is that it doesn’t have the same 3-way solenoid design of the Plus and Pro.
Dialing in new Breville Barista Pro : r/espresso - Reddit
WEBDec 11, 2021 · So I got a Barista Pro last week and for the most part have been happy with the machine. The shots to me had been tasting pretty bitter, so I wanted to try and sort that out - which brought me to this sub. A popular piece of advice here has been to get a food scale and measure the beans in and espresso out.
Saw a brand new Barista Pro at a local homegoods for $500. I
WEBNov 14, 2022 · You can, definitely. I have a Barista Pro and stopped using the grinder. The Bambino Plus has the same guts in a cheaper compact package, but the Pro has a nicer portafilter, bigger UI, bigger tray, and larger water tank. I don't mind the loss of …
Breville barista pro vs Breville oracle : r/espresso - Reddit
WEBFeb 18, 2021 · The problem with the barista pro is, as I understand it that the temperature on the coffee is too cold. I really dont like to drink only lukewarm coffee. Another problem that i have read is the wand is somehow too powerful and that you will have to use alot of milk to not overheat too fast. That is a problem to me as well.
1-month review of the Breville/Sage barista pro : r/espresso - Reddit
WEBMar 4, 2021 · After much deliberation I decided to go with the Sage/Breville barista pro, here are my thoughts following a month of usage, 2-4 times a day. For reference, I did look at the Gaggia Classic Pro, however, I was really not interested in modding my machine in any way, I wanted a machine that could produce out of the box.
Breville Barista Pro grind settings for medium-dark roast ... - Reddit
WEBAug 27, 2023 · Every coffee will be different. Grind settings won't necessarily convert. Choose a dose that doesn't leave too much headspace (might be closer to 19g) then just start grinding finer until you get the yield you want in the time you want.