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Steam Espresso Machine with 4-cup Glass Carafe

During the Lucky Draw at my company’s Christmas celebration party, I won myself the amazing steam espresso machine complete with a 4-cup glass carafe, and it’s simply the best espresso machine so far! I couldn’t stop gushing about the impressive machine to everyone who came over to my apartment. Believe it or not, the steam espresso machine has the ability to yield at least 4 cups of espresso or any other type of coffee in less than 5 minutes! As a coffee addict, I’m the luckiest person ever!

The 750-watt steam-driven espresso machine could brew up to 4 cups of espresso at a time, and the machine even comes with a glass carafe with stay-cool handle, oversized control knob for switching over to steam mode, metal portable filter, burn-out protection, removable drip tray for quick cleanup, single- and double-shot filter baskets, as well as 7 gram coffee scoop. The machine’s uncompromising standards of performance and quality really blow me away.Keyword/Article: best microwave, 3

White Russian: Shaken Vs. Layered

The standard white russian is layered, so that you can see the contrast between the dark bottom of the glass where the coffee liqueur lies to the white top where the cream floats above it. You can shake it and then strain it into a glass if you don’t want to have the ice melting and diluting your drink. It is purely preferential, however if you do shake it, you will likely find yourself explaining to people what your drink is because it won’t have the expected look anymore.

The Importance of a Chilled White Russian

Shaken or layered for the White Russian doesn’t matter so much. The essential part is that the drink is served chilled. There are many drinks that can be served room temperature but this is not one of them. The reason for it is the cream. People don’t want warm cream and therefore the ice helps to chill all the other ingredients so that the whole beverage is nice and cold.

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