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  • Our Ultimate Coffee Guide

    One of life's little luxuries, a visit to the coffee shop is a real treat for some. But if you get into the habit, it can be a costly experience. With the help of a coffee machine, you can enjoy a decent cup of coffee in your own home, whenever you like… and what a lot you'll save in the long run!

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    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide
    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide

    Know Your Coffees

    Not sure of the difference between a cappuccino and a latte? Don’t know your macchiato from your mocha? Read on – coffee shop menus will be a mystery no longer!

    1. Espresso

      Espresso

      Short, strong, intense and black – plain and simple.

    2. Espresso Doppio

      Espresso doppio

      A double shot of espresso.

    3. Espresso Con Panna

      Espresso con panna

      Espresso topped with whipped cream.

    4. Ristretto

      Ristretto

      Literally 'restricted'. A shorter extraction makes a smaller, thicker, intense espresso.

    5. Cappuccino

      Cappuccino

      Equal parts espresso, steamed, frothed milk, sprinkled with chocolate.

    6. Flat white

      Flat white

      Microfoam - steamed milk with small, fine bubbles and a glossy or velvety consistency - over a single or double shot of espresso.

    7. Café au lait

      Café au lait

      Similar to a latte, but made with strong coffee rather than espresso for a less intense flavour. About half coffee, half milk.

    8. Americano

      Americano

      Espresso diluted with extra hot water after brewing.

    9. Mocha

      Mocha

      Espresso with hot chocolate and steamed, frothed milk.

    10. Frappe

      Frappe

      Like a coffee milkshake – coffee, sugar and a little water are mixed, poured over ice and topped up with milk.

    11. Lungo

      Lungo

      A longer extraction – the same amount of ground coffee as espresso with twice as much water.

    12. Latte

      Latte

      A third espresso with two thirds steamed, hot milk.

    13. Macchiato

      Macchiato

      Espresso with just a dash of steamed milk.

    The machines

    Gone are the complicated, ‘need a degree to work it’ machines of old – many of the models nowadays require you to just add water and press a button to create the perfect crema-topped coffee. Here we guide you through the various types on the market.

    1. Cafetières

      Not really a machine, but if you're new to proper coffee, or only make it occasionally, this is a great place to start. Also known as a French press, mix hot water and ground coffee, leave to brew, and as you push down the plunger, a wire filter separates the ground coffee from the water.

    2. Grind & Brew/ Bean to Cup

      For black coffee and espresso. If complete convenience and optimum freshness is your goal, these are the machines for you. A premium option for those in pursuit of the ultimate home coffee experience, they grind whole beans on demand, then brew your drink while the fragrant oils are at their finest, automatically dispensing and tamping the correct amount of grinds.

    3. Espresso machine with milk frother

      For espresso, cappuccino, macchiato and latte. Rich, intense espresso is the starting point for cappuccino and latte, and these larger machines have an option to make longer drinks, usually with a built-in milk steamer/frother, or an additional machine to warm and froth the milk.

    4. Capsule/pod machine

      For espresso and lungo. Quick, clean and easy to use, coffee is sealed into a capsule or pod for longer-lasting freshness – just drop it into the machine and press go – high bar pressure pierces the capsule to extract the coffee. A time-saving, convenient option, there are no messy grounds to clean up – Nespresso machines, for example, are absolutely foolproof.

    5. Pump machine

      For espresso. Working with a Thermoblock system, water is heated to around 85-92°C, the correct temperature for brewing coffee without scalding, and a high-pressure bar pump forces water through the coffee to draw out the full character and rich aroma one cup at a time.

    6. Filter machine

      For black coffee. Water drips through a filter filled with ground coffee, into a pot or carafe below. Some models have hotplates to keep your coffee or cups warm, and filters that are permanent and just need to be rinsed, or paper, which you simply throw away after use. Some newer models take filter pods – a bit like a teabag – these are clean in use as the ground coffee is neatly contained. Good for large quantities of coffee.

    7. Pressure machine

      For espresso, cappuccino and latte. Water is boiled in a chamber, and when pressure and steam are built up, it forces the water through the coffee. The steam is also used for frothing milk.

    8. Percolators

      For black coffee and espresso. Available in traditional stove-top models or convenient electric versions, ground coffee is held in one part, with the required amount of water in the other. As water is heated, it is repeatedly forced up through the ground coffee, and then filtered coffee drips into the base. This brewing process is slower than with a coffee machine, but the rich aromas make it worth the wait.

    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide

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    We understand that buying a coffee machine is a real investment. The good news is you can buy from Lakeland with the full reassurance that you are covered by our 3 year guarantee. So if you buy something from us and you're not 100% satisfied, you can return it for up to 3 years – just bring along your receipt or emailed order confirmation as proof of purchase.

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  • Making the perfect coffee

    One of life's little luxuries, a visit to the coffee shop is a real treat for some. But if you get into the habit, it can be a costly experience. With the help of a coffee machine, you can enjoy a decent cup of coffee in your own home, whenever you like… and what a lot you'll save in the long run!

    view Our Range Of Coffee Products

    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide
    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide

    The best way to grind your coffee

    There's nothing quite like the evocative aroma of freshly ground coffee, and the taste of pre-ground, shop-bought simply cannot compare. It's a good idea to only grind as much coffee as you need at the time as, once the oils from ground beans come into contact with air, oxidation causes them to quickly lose freshness and flavour. There's some debate about how best to store coffee – some swear by the fridge or freezer – but most people agree upon an airtight container kept in a cool, dry, dark place.

    1. Extra Fine

      Extra Fine

      Pump or steam espresso machines.

    2. Fine

      Fine

      Drip machines with cone-shaped filters, stove-top coffee makers.

    3. Medium

      Medium

      Drip machines with flat-bottomed filters.

    4. Coarse

      Coarse

      Percolators, cafetiéres.

    There Are Two Main Types Of Grinder

    Burr: Connoisseurs say that a burr grinder is by far and away the best method – rather than chopping, burr systems crush the beans (a bit like a pestle and mortar) into thousands of uniformly sized grains suited to espresso. Burr machines have either a conical or disc grinder, and most have adjustable and pre-programmed grind settings to suit different tastes and coffee machines.

    Blade/Mill: A less expensive option, manual and electrical versions are available, and a rotating blade chops the beans, but without the precision and uniformity of a burr grinder. Fine for filter coffee and cafetières, but take care not to over grind as heat generated by the blade may cause the coffee to taste slightly burnt.

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    Our Ultimate Coffee Guide

    Did you know that coffee grows on trees?

    1. The two most common coffee species are mild and aromatic Arabica, which roughly accounts for ¾ of the world's coffee production, and Robusta, a stronger, more bitter-tasting bean with much higher caffeine content. Each season, the average coffee tree bears enough fruit to make about half a kilo of roasted coffee, and the fruits ripen at different times, so it's usually picked by hand.

    2. The two most common coffee species are mild and aromatic Arabica, which roughly accounts for ¾ of the world's coffee production, and Robusta, a stronger, more bitter-tasting bean with much higher caffeine content. Each season, the average coffee tree bears enough fruit to make about half a kilo of roasted coffee, and the fruits ripen at different times, so it's usually picked by hand.

    3. The two most common coffee species are mild and aromatic Arabica, which roughly accounts for ¾ of the world's coffee production, and Robusta, a stronger, more bitter-tasting bean with much higher caffeine content. Each season, the average coffee tree bears enough fruit to make about half a kilo of roasted coffee, and the fruits ripen at different times, so it's usually picked by hand.

    The Golden Rules Of Frothing

    The Golden Rules Of Frothing

    The golden rules for frothing are that milk must be fresh as the proteins that help it froth start to diminish after about four days, and you should always use it cold, straight from the fridge.

    Stainless steel jugs are the best for conducting heat – use a large one so there’s plenty of room for froth. To begin, use a thermometer when steaming and frothing milk – it should only be warmed to around 65°C, if it gets too hot it will scald, resulting in a bad taste.

    What You'll Need To Froth Your Milk

    If your coffee machine doesn't have a built-in milk frother there's a host of alternatives available to suit all budgets, from hand-held, battery-operated whisks, to compact machines that warm and froth milk at the push of a button.

    Use any type of milk

    1. Full fat

      Full Fat: Gives a rich taste but is not as easy to froth.

    2. Semi skimmed

      Semi Skimmed: Froths quite easily and has some fat for a tasty drink.

    3. Skimmed

      Skimmed: The easiest to froth and the choice for ‘skinny’ coffees.


    What You'll Need To Froth Your Milk

    If your coffee machine doesn't have a built-in milk frother there's a host of alternatives available to suit all budgets, from hand-held, battery-operated whisks, to compact machines that warm and froth milk at the push of a button.

    Buy In Confidence

    We understand that buying a coffee machine is a real investment. The good news is you can buy from Lakeland with the full reassurance that you are covered by our 3 year guarantee. So if you buy something from us and you're not 100% satisfied, you can return it for up to 3 years – just bring along your receipt or emailed order confirmation as proof of purchase.

    You can always trust Lakeland

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