Breville Bambino Vs DeLonghi Dedica: Differences Compared
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Breville Bambino: amzn.to/3ThFwFr
DeLonghi Dedica Arte (EC885): amzn.to/4aauojF
DeLonghi Dedica basic (EC680): amzn.to/3TddU4e (this is the best value if you don’t steam milk!)
Espresso Accessories - all the ones I tested and chose for value:
Bambino tamper: amzn.to/47HoFjG
Bambino portafilter: amzn.to/3R88owT
Dedica portafilter (includes a basket): amzn.to/3GwDjy0
Dedica basket only: amzn.to/47NXgwn
Dedica milk jug: amzn.to/417BCAy (any milk jug works or froth in a mug!)
Dedica dosing funnel: amzn.to/3Gwo0pm
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The Breville Bambino and DeLonghi Dedica are almost the same espresso machine: both are similar size, look, and price. I like both espresso machines as they are compact and great for beginners at a good value. They have simple interfaces with two volumetric dosing options for espresso, which is really all you need. Also, both have great steam wands.
The details separate these two. The espresso quality is a little different because of small features. This comes down to the nature of the pre-infusion and the portafilter size.
The steam wands are also a little different, where the edge comes to the DeLonghi Dedica. The Dedica steam wand is partially insulated for non-burn and easy cleaning. The Breville Bambino steam wand has some lag to start and stop. Both produced a really nice microfoam for me.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Design
1:49 Accessories included
3:20 Espresso quality
5:59 Milk frothing
7:31 Ease of Use (extra features)
8:30 Recommendation
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I used single-wall (non-pressurized) baskets in this video, the Baratza Encore ESP grinder. Highly recommend single-wall baskets for the best espresso, and the Baratza grinder works great: amzn.to/3RtGeOn.
Also, If you want better value and don’t care about steaming milk, check out the Dedica EC680. It is the same as the Arte except for the steam wand: amzn.to/3TaqvF4 (affiliate links)
My dedica arte came with milk jag, all the pressurized baskets, a metal tamper, a descaler and a scoop. Pretty good deal for 210 euros. If bambino was a bit cheaper I'd probably buy it instead. The prices here are 210 for the arte and 280-350 for the bambino (usual price is 350)
That’s expensive for the Bambino! Usually it’s $300 US
@@craftcoffeespot probably difference between euro and usd
Hi, looking to get into the espresso world.Been looking at the breville barista express and the barista pro, aswell as the barista touch but cant decide.I want to learn ho to be a good barista.I am a beginner which one would you recommend?
I replied to your other comment. You can also see our video on beginner machines: th-cam.com/video/G-_TloItwns/w-d-xo.html
Which expresso coffee bean do you use to get that creama for the bambino ? And I have the Cuisinart Burr Coffee Grinder and set at #2 but still couldn’t get that creama like the one in your video.
The Cuisinart grinder is the worst - really don’t like that one. Recommend the Baratza Encore ESP.
@@craftcoffeespota good hand grinder should do the trick too, something like a Kingrinder K4/K6 or Timemore C3 ESP
I've had both models. I got rid of my Dedica because it never got hot enough. Apparently caused by the design itself. I love the Bambino. I never froth milk, so getting the Bambino Plus wasn't worth it for me.
Still wondering if there’ll be a Bambino killer. It’s excellent.
Hey, nice video. How about de casabrews 5418 compare to the dedica arte, i can buy them for the same price, by the specs i like more de casabrews, what do you think?
I hear good things about Casabrews, but haven’t tested it.
I think bambino makes better espresso because is 9 bar