What Is The Advantage Of A Dual Boiler Espresso Machine?
I'm a coffee addict who is constantly on the lookout for the ideal espresso shot. I had an espresso machine at home for the purpose, but it broke after years of service. To spare myself a lot of effort, I quickly ordered another one. However, it was not the same single boiler machine as before. This time, I ordered a Breville Dual Boiler coffee machine. I fell in love with its qualities and ordered it right away. After using it for a while, I decided to write this post about the benefits of a twin boiler Espresso machine. So, here's what I've learned.
Advantages of Dual Boiler Espresso Machine
Espresso machines with two boilers offer numerous benefits. For example, the double boiler enables convenient multitasking. As a result, you can make wonderful coffee even faster.
We all know that a quality espresso machine should be able to deliver water to a ground coffee pod at 9 bar pressure while maintaining a steady temperature. The double boiler espresso machine achieves this feat because of its dual stainless steel boiler technology. Two boilers work together to make superb espresso. The espresso and steam boilers are distinct boilers in this case. On one side, PID regulates the temperature of the espresso boiler. This ensures that each espresso is the correct temperature and flavor. The temperature of the steam boiler, on the other hand, can be manually changed via a digital menu. It produces enough steam to make coffee-quality steamed cow's milk.
Advantages In A Nutshell
- Espresso and milk foam can be prepared at the same time (no waiting time required)
- Relatively high-temperature constancy is achieved.
- Holds lots of steam power.
- Provides excellent quality espresso and milk foam.
- They produce the highest attainable thermal stability despite intensive use.
- They generally use the best and most durable materials in their construction.
- They eliminate all the limitations of adjustments in relation to temperature/pressure.
- They are designed to be inheritable, just like a high-end classic car.
With all of these benefits, the dual boiler espresso machines nevertheless have certain drawbacks, such as:
- High economic cost (debatable).
- They require a lot of studies if you want to take full advantage of them.
- When you use them, you will stop liking the traditional ones. I'm sorry, but it's the truth.
If you too own a dual boiler espresso machine, do share your experience with me in the comments section below.
