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lemm.ee

Are you suggesting it's not espresso since the stick doesn't stand up on its own?

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I Ihink it's more that you can continue to see the stick well below the submersion point. No espresso I've ever seen is thick enough to make a stirrer stand up, turkish is the thickest ive encountered and it wouldn't be able to, but I wouldn't consider something that looks as weak as this image espresso either. This is what fairly weak coffee looks like.

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It stands on its own in this one:

You can measure the thickness of the crema:

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lemmy.ca

The place I got it from has bags of coffee on the floor and all that. Sells espresso machines. Very performative.

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kbin.social

Nah, it just means they serve it to you really fast.

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lemmy.world

No no, that's Expresso. Easy to get those mixed up.

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lemmy.ca

It actually came out of an espresso machine. A large ass, commercial machine. That's why I was so shocked.

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lemmy.my.id

What kind of machine? A good machine will produce a good espresso. Maybe it's a supermarket automatic coffee machine?

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Ilmireply
lemmy.my.id

That's a darn good machine. So it must be other factors, maybe the barrista...

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lemmy.world

Former barista here, it's definitely the barista.

Though to be fair, the blame is mostly on the shop owner for not emphasizing quality and training the barista well

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Other factors: coarser ground, longer pull, (maybe) unscaled machine...

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