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Tips To Brew The Perfect Cup Of Espresso

tutor-internet.com[tutor-internet.com] That should go without saying, but far too many people neglect the necessary maintenance needed to keep their espresso machines scrupulously clean. A film of coffee oils on your filter basket or group head can mar the flavor of your coffee, and mineral buildup in the various parts of the machine that hold and carry water can give your espresso a tinny or metallic flavor.

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Posted at October 10, 2008 09:32 AM

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