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Coffee Journey with Breville

9/5/2016

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I am a self-confessed coffee addict. I can’t survive a day without caffeine let alone be productive. Excuse the pun but Instant coffee does not count as caffeine fix for me. I need real extract from fresh coffee bean.

Coffee has evolved a lot, from type of beans to preparation. One can go from the simplest brew to Artisan Coffee Art. Being visual with your coffee indulgence is very entertaining, hence, there had been an insurgence of coffee appreciation workshop around the metro, each aiming to enrich your coffee experience.

What’s in a good coffee?

Breville introduced their new brand ambassador, coffee artisan and barista instructor Dave Dource and recently held a coffee appreciation workshop during True Value’s Kitchen APPgrade event at Robinson’s Magnolia. 

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Everyone was engaged in the topic presented such as How to start a Coffee shop with details from procurement of the right coffee machines and coffee beans.
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“You cannot have good coffee without a good brewing tool,” Dave shares. In his eight years of being in the coffee industry, he has already made a name for himself by winning in latte art competitions here and abroad. He was certified by the Specialty Coffee Association of America and Specialty Coffee Association of Europe, and a member of the Barista Guild of America.
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In our country, Dave is part of a movement called Barista Artist and Scientist. The group aims to teach and introduce specialty coffee to the Filipino audience. He was also an instructor at the School of Barista (former Philippine Barista and Coffee Academy).

Dave says that much like wine, there is complexity in making and drinking coffee. To bring out the flavor and taste of coffee, you need Breville to achieve a proper extraction.

The event also highlighted on Latte Art and I got the chance to do a hands-on in preparing my own latte creation.

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Breville is a premier brand of kitchen products designed and engineered in Australia.  Established in 1932, the brand has grown to become an iconic global name known for its smart, unique, and elegantly designed small kitchen products. Breville stands to its commitment to making life in the kitchen easy.

Coffee Indulgence

My household spends about 8 thousand/month on Coffee shop visits, an indulgence some may call it but hey, to each his own. I also purchase Coffee beans regularly with a spend of 3 thousand/month to complement my cravings.
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“If you have expensive coffee (especially beans coming from different countries), you do not want to waste its flavor and taste. You need a proper equipment to extract that taste. You need Breville for that. With Breville’s espresso machines, you can adjust the temperature to get the right taste,” relates Dave.

Temperature requirement varies with different type of beans, High acidity beans needs lower temperature and vice versa. Breville can adjust on these parameters.

The BREVILLE® Coffee and Kettle line

With Breville, you can enjoy barista-like prepared coffee at the comfort of your own home anytime of the day.

The Compact Kettle™ may be small in size but big in features. It can hold one liter of water and boils it in 45 seconds. It has a stainless mesh filter and a soft open lid to prevent splatter.
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Be like a barista and brew your coffee at home with the Barista Express™.  This is what I like to get my hands on at home. This machine delivers coffee fast and efficient with its 250g bean hopper, conical burr grinder, milk frother and hot water outlet. 
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The Smart Grinder Pro™, on the other hand, lets you experience grinding coffee beans at home. This hands-free machine is very easy to use. You have the option to grind beans from the coarsest to the finest with its 60 grind setting. Its bean hopper can hold up to 450 grams of coffee beans. It also comes with an airtight container for pre-ground coffee grinds.
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For baristas, the Dual Boiler™ is a perfect tool. It has triple heating system with actively heated group head. The Dual Boiler gives the right temperature for every cup. One boiler is for steaming milk, while the other is for steaming espresso. 
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The star of the Coffee and Kettle line is the Oracle™, the world’s first automatic manual espresso machine. It has stainless steel dual boilers, built-in grinder with 350 gram bean hopper, and manual and automatic built-in milk frother.  The Oracle features automatic grinding, dosing, tamping and milk texturing. It is also equipped with the one touch Americano feature which delivers a double espresso, and through dedicated spout, fills the cup with hot water, just like how it is done in cafés. 
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​Go ahead and make that cup of coffee and #BrevillelizeYourKitchenDay. For more information, visit www.breville.com.ph
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