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BARISTA TRAINING
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Always buy fresh roasted coffee, ideally in the form of
beans that you can grind as required. Your coffee
will taste better if you use freshly ground beans.
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Transfer your beans into an airtight glass or ceramic
container with a rubber seal as soon as you get them
home. A dark container that protects the beans from
daylight is ideal. They need to be protected from air,
light, heat and moisture.
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Whole beans will keep for fourteen days in an air-tight
container or 45 days in the freezer (but you should
only take them out of the freezer once – the moment
you open the bag and let air get to the coffee, you
have compromised the seal and the flavour will start to
deteriorate). Divide a big bag of beans into several
smaller containers before freezing.
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Ground coffee only has a three day shelf-life, so grind
only what you need each time. If you like your coffee
first thing in the morning, grind your beans the night
before and leave them in a sealed container.
STORING YOUR COFFEE
ESE (Easy Serving Espresso) is a simple system to prepare
an espresso with individual coffee pods – no measuring,
no mess, just great coffee.
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The pods comprise a pre-measured dose of roasted,
ground and compressed coffee sealed between two
sheets of specially designed ESE filter paper.
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One pod makes one espresso.
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Pods don't need to be stored in the fridge or freezer.
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ESE pods come in different
sizes to fit different types of
coffee machine. You will
need a ESE size 44 pod
to fit your Dualit coffee
machine.
Look out for the ESE logo
on compatable coffee pods.
ESE PODS
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