Your shot on the Express seems really under-extracted, but if you’re happy with the taste, then there’s nothing to worry about, but if I were you, I would grind a tad finer next time.
Got the Creatista Pro but I have a standard basic 15 bar Delonghi manual espresso machine and I holding on to that one for sure ! ESE pods and manual grind for that one!
Make sure you pay attention to the pressure gauge sir, make sue it goes up to the espresso range, if it doesnt need to have one or all of the following: 1) finer grind, 2) more amount of actual grind, 3) tamp better.
Creatista every day of the week.. I've gone from auto to manual to the creatista, and it's just so fast and easy. Consistent taste with minimal mucking around. Trick is finding a good pod and then you're set
i'm not gonna hate but I recommend you to look into how to pull a proper espresso shot and how to dial in a machine. it's very simple especially with a pressure gauge since it roughly equates to the shot time. if you have a Barista Express, it's definitely worth your time.
I appreciated the side by side demo. I had the Express and it was such a p.i.t.a. that I returned it and I’m looking into getting the Creatista. The barista express you have to worry about beans, grind setting, machine temp, porta filter temp, tamp pressure 🙄. You could do everything correctly and still pull a bitter shot. Hardly seems worth it in my opinion. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Exactly the review that I’m looking for
Your shot on the Express seems really under-extracted, but if you’re happy with the taste, then there’s nothing to worry about, but if I were you, I would grind a tad finer next time.
Yes, I had problems with the portafilter
Got the Creatista Pro but I have a standard basic 15 bar Delonghi manual espresso machine and I holding on to that one for sure ! ESE pods and manual grind for that one!
You should’ve used a Nespresso pod. That might of made the difference in color and quality.
I'll try and get another video, thanks
Thanks for making this.
Make sure you pay attention to the pressure gauge sir, make sue it goes up to the espresso range, if it doesnt need to have one or all of the following: 1) finer grind, 2) more amount of actual grind, 3) tamp better.
So, What made the better coffee? Great to see them side by side. Thankyou.
Taste?
It has been a couple of years since this video , I need to make another one
Creatista every day of the week..
I've gone from auto to manual to the creatista, and it's just so fast and easy. Consistent taste with minimal mucking around.
Trick is finding a good pod and then you're set
So much more expensive than beans tho! Cost more to run overall.
Totally not the right grind setting / grind amount. Little to no pressure , would have been a bad tasting coffee.
i'm not gonna hate but I recommend you to look into how to pull a proper espresso shot and how to dial in a machine. it's very simple especially with a pressure gauge since it roughly equates to the shot time. if you have a Barista Express, it's definitely worth your time.
I agree with all this just be careful in what kind of pressure you’re getting every shot because anything over 12 to 1 o’clock will be bitter.
Thanks, had trouble with filters. Next one coming...
I appreciated the side by side demo. I had the Express and it was such a p.i.t.a. that I returned it and I’m looking into getting the Creatista. The barista express you have to worry about beans, grind setting, machine temp, porta filter temp, tamp pressure 🙄. You could do everything correctly and still pull a bitter shot. Hardly seems worth it in my opinion. Anyway, thanks for the video!
@@anonymous00117 Ha! 🤡 out here talking like you know me 😂. I’m glad you like your machine 😘
Wow. That was massively underextracted. Du you really enjoy that taste 😕
Not really, had some trouble with the filters
how about the taste dude ? cant believe I watched this...
💯 🤣 the most important outcome!
This was insane to watch lol
A review which doesn’t encompass tasting the coffee seems a bit pointless.
I'll make another one