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What Are the Parts of a Coffee Machine? 12 Key Parts of Espresso Machines

From group heads and bean hoppers to portafilters and drip trays, learn the 9 key parts of a coffee machine.
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How to Clean a Coffee Maker: The Complete Guide (Vinegar, Citric Acid & More)

Find out how to use apple cider vinegar to clean your coffee maker.
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The 4 Types of Coffee Bean

Whether you are on a quest for the sweetest sip or the most energizing kick, there is much to learn about Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa coffee beans. Join us as we take a tour of the four types of coffee bean.
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Why Is My Espresso Machine Dripping Slowly? 6 Reasons & Fixes

It’s important that you don’t just ignore the problem if your espresso machine is dripping slowly. It doesn’t just mean that you have to wait longer for your espresso, it will affect the taste of your coffee too. Find out why your espresso machine is dripping slowly, and how to fix it.
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30+ Uses for Coffee Grounds: Garden, Beauty, Cleaning & More

Coffee grounds have tons of practical uses in your home, garden, and even your beauty routine! We reveal 7 uses for leftover grounds.
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The Best Home Cappuccino Machines: Our Top 5 Choices

Are you looking for a new cappuccino machine? We’ve cast an expert eye over the latest home cappuccino machines and carefully selected our top picks across five categories.
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What Coffee Machines Do Starbucks Use?

What coffee machines do Starbucks use? And is it possible to replicate the Starbucks experience at home?
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Are Coffee Beans Really Beans? The Surprising Truth

Would you be surprised to learn that coffee beans aren’t actually beans at all? Discover the truth about coffee beans.
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Should Coffee Beans Be Oily? What It Means and When It’s a Problem

Coffee beans are naturally oily, but is that good or bad? Learn everything you need to know about oily coffee beans.
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How Much Caffeine Is in a Shot of Espresso?

You love your espresso, but how much caffeine are you actually getting per shot? Whether you are tracking your daily intake or just curious before ordering that third double, here is what you need to know. A single shot of espresso (1 oz) contains roughly 63 mg of caffeine on average. That said, the actual…
