Normcore 51mm Naked Bottomless Portafilter 3 Ears Fits Delonghi Dedica EC680 and EC685, and SMEG & EUPA Coffee Machines with Anodized Aluminum Handle - Included Portafilter Filter Basket

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Removable Design - The bottomless portafilter can be disassembled at will and be used as a replacement part for the coffee machine, making it very convenient and easy to use. If you look inside the portafilter’s head, you’ll see two wires running parallel to each other; these create tension when you put the basket in so that it won’t fall out.

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Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Before you do anything, you need to know the amount of coffee grind you need, and this will be determined by the type of drink you’re in the mood for. I always recommend using a coffee scale and weighing out the coffee per gram; the size shot you want will determine which basket you place in the portafilter. If you use grinds that are too coarse, you will under extract your espresso, and if they are too fine, you will over-extract and possibly clog your machine.There are 3 ways to measure your portafilter to find out what types you can use or if you want to switch out the baskets. Measure it using calipers If you want a single shot (6 to 8 grams of coffee grounds)or a double shot ( 13 to 15 grams of grounds),you will need to grind the appropriate amount. This 51mm bottomless portafilter was designed to work with the Delonghi Dedica models EC680 and EC685. This portafilter includes a 51mm, double shot, single wall filter basket. There are many benefits to using one besides how cool it looks. How To Use A Bottomless Portafilter In An Espresso machine

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Bottomless Portafilter (De’Longhi La Specialista): Suitable for all type of La Specialista espresso machines Even though it’s a straightforward tool, there are certain things you should and shouldn’t do. Decide what type of drink you want. Cup clearance –Since the spouts and the bottom of the portafilter are gone, it leaves you with more room to place a taller cup on the tray.The original reason why naked portafilter was used was to troubleshoot your espresso extraction in a cafe environment. A Great Assistant For Deep Extractions - This Delonghi portafilter can provide a clear view of the extraction process to judge whether the extraction is successful or not, helping you to create a delicious espresso coffee. Requires little expertise –Inconsistent tamping, dosing, or grinding won’t affect your drink quality.

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mm Bottomless Portafilter (Sage): Tailor-made for the Sage Dual Boiler, Sage Oracle Touch, Sage the Oracle, Solis Gran Gusto, and Breville Oracle (Touch). The baskets are removable metal filters that come in different sizes to give you the option of brewing a single or double shot. In a cafe setting, it doesn't make sense to use bottomless groups over a normal portafilter as you're making multiple coffees at a time and need to split your shots. But what happens when your shot starts going funny, or want to dial in your shot at the start of the day to make sure you have an even extraction?If you take your espresso seriously and strive for a rich flavor and silky texture, you will have a hard time transitioning to a pressurized portafilter. Advantages mm Bottomless Portafilter (Gaggia): Ideally suited for the Gaggia Classic and the Gaggia Classic Pro. Besides looking awesome, it’s used primarily to detect extraction issues caused by inconsistent tamping, irregularly sized grinds, or the wrong amount of coffee being used. Bottomless VS. Spouted Portafilter

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Bottomless Portafilter (De’Longhi Dedica): Ideal for the Delonghi Dedica and more, such as Smeg machines. But there’s also the bottomless portafilter. The top looks identical, but the major difference is the missing bottom. Turn it over, and you’re looking straight at your filter basket. Your espresso doesn’t first run through the spout, but directly into the cup underneath, allowing you to see precisely how your extraction looks. Why Use a Bottomless Portafilter? See our Product Compatibility Guide for a complete list of product / machine sizing and compatibility.Larger sizes are better since you will have more flexibility in the coffee grounds you can add to the brewing process. You can’t split shots –I don’t think this will be a big deal to most people, but if you like to make shots for yourself and your significant other, it will take a little longer now. If you experience this and you’re not using a naked portafilter, it is probably because you forgot to put the basket in. The coffee is then pushed through the holes in the bottom of the basket and into your glass. What Are The Different Basket Sizes