The range of coffee machines Adelaide is easily available now in the market and the stores online and can be overwhelming. However, if you have just a little essential knowledge, you can easily navigate the world of coffee machines and get the right machine for you.
Not so long ago, making a cup of coffee was no more complicated than deciding on your favourite brand of instant coffee and boiling a kettle. How things have changed! The proliferation of coffee shops throughout the world has made us all more particular in what we choose to drink. Not content with drinking lattes and cappuccinos in our local coffee shop, an incredible 20% of UK households now own a coffee machine so we can enjoy our favourite creation at home.
So here is our easy to follow guide on how to choose the right type of coffee machine for you. There are a number of basic ways to make coffee, and depending on your own preference, some will be more suitable to you than others. Let’s take a look at the main types of coffee machine on the market.
Cafetiere
Without a doubt the cheapest way to make ‘proper’ coffee, a cafeteria is a glass or plastic jug with a plunger mechanism built-in. You simply add boiling water to the ground coffee you’ve placed in the cafeteria, allow it to brew for a short time and then press down on the plunger to push all the coffee grounds to the bottom. Easy!
Filter Coffee Machines
Available for both homes and businesses, all filter coffee machines work in the same way. Coldwater is poured in the top, and it’s then heated and dripped through a filter paper containing your ground coffee. The finished jug of coffee sits on a hotplate, keeping it warm so you can keep coming back for refills. It is easy to use, coffee can be kept hot for hours, and the price of machines.
Capsule Coffee Machines
Available from most High Street department stores, there is now a huge range of great little machines to choose from. The coffee is pre-measured and packed in foil capsules that you place into the machine, and the rest is usually done at the touch of a button. The coffee machines Adelaide normally a doddle to clean and the coffee is often very good quality, especially if you’ve gone with a branded coffee such as Lavazza.