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Expresso/Cappuccino coffee makers
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Jill 2011 (aka Warrior Princess of Cilla!) | Report | 23 Jan 2010 13:59 |
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Don't you use the steamer nozzle to froth the milk - which also warms it? |
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KeithInFujairah | Report | 23 Jan 2010 13:37 |
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I believe that coffee should be drunk at blood temperature, but that does nothing to for me, like yours it seems cold, and I like mine hot!! |
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SheilaSomerset | Report | 22 Jan 2010 22:59 |
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Hi - OH is the coffee making expert, not me, but expresso coffee isn't (and shouldn't be) boiling hot as this 'burns' the coffee. however it should be warm! Try heating the milk first, as this needs steam heat, then do the coffee and give the milk a final blast. |
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Hawthorn | Report | 22 Jan 2010 22:24 |
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I have just bought a Cookworks expresso/cappuccino coffee maker. However the first time I tried to make a cappuccino the coffee wasn't very hot, in fact it was cool! |
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