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- Invest in a coffee grinder. Yes, a coffee grinder a bit 'more expensive than a blade grinder, grind more evenly over low heat so the beans are not interested in the milling process. That gives you a constant and thorough grinding, no effect on aroma and flavor of the bean, and again just before grinding to make sure to prepare!

- Use the right coffe grind consistency. The extraction is where he is when it comes to aroma and taste of coffee. Be sure to use a fine espresso ground where beer. If you make a coffee in a brew of coffee, use a medium grind, which is similar to the texture of granulated sugar. If you are a French press, with a texture very coarse grind.

- Grind and discard. The reason is that you can solve some coffee beans in the coffee grinder before brewing, then throw it out. Use this option to remove stale coffee residue from the last time the coffee beans, so do not change the taste of beer.

- Brew with fresh water. If you mix with tap water you drink regularly, then think again! The water that are preparing to leave for the taste of coffee, so be sure to use distilled or filtered water to taste fresh, memorable, delicious and in every cup of Joe getting ready.

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Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Coffee, Italian Espresso, 8.8-Ounce Bricks (Pack of 4), Reviews

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It is not have a bitter taste as a few have suggested. I always use a melitta cup for making any espresso coffee and this one is just delicious. I checked my ph strip and it does not register as acid. It doesn't bother my stomach at all and I am super sensitive to anything acid. American coffee I have a hard time tolerating; the Italian and Kenya coffees that are dark roast espresso are thought by some people via their processing techniques and quality to be alkaline. It makes the American coffee look like junk for how the body responds and the taste. Once you have had this coffee you won't want American coffee anymore.

In case anyone is wondering what a melitta cup is, it is a cone made from plastic or ceramic (mine is ceramic) and it has a hole at the bottom. I adjust the coffee filter to fit it and then put the espress coffee in it and then pour my hot water from the tea kettle into it. I add a little nut milk into the coffee and I am ready to enjoy a wonderful taste. It beats dealing with a coffee maker any day. Each person in the family can have their own melitta cup as it is so quick to do.


Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Coffee, Italian Espresso, 8.8-Ounce Bricks (Pack of 4)
Features :

- Arabica/Indian/Robusta blend pre-ground espresso
- Bold, chocolaty flavor and dark roast
- Designed for espresso machines
- Packaged in 8.8-ounce bricks
- Product of Italy

Lavazza Crema E Gusto Ground Coffee is an Arabica/Indian/Robusta blend pre-ground espresso. It is a bold, chocolaty flavor and dark roasted. Designed for espresso machines it is packaged in 8.8-ounce bricks.


Review :

" One taste was all it took for me. I tried Lavazza at a local coffee house in Denver and really enjoyed the taste. No bitterness at all. Very full flavored coffee.

I came across this as the word "Crema" caught my eye. Now I am ordering it using the subscribe and save. It is running me $17.41 for every order and that's with free 2 day shipping because of the Prime Membership.

Each brick lasts about 10 days for 2 people drinking 6 cups of coffee every morning. I use 1 tablespoon coffee for every 6 ounces of water brewed in a Target Michael Graves design automatic drip coffeemaker. The "Flavor" button really brings it out in this coffee. I love my coffee with half and half and it really seems to compliment it well.

The packages are vacuumed sealed and take up very little space. It really is a 5 star coffee. " See more reviews....

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