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Breville BES840BSXL Infuser Espresso Machine, 61 oz, Black Sesame

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Color: Black Sesame


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  • Earn up to $200 cashback with a Beanz coffee subscription when you purchase a selected Breville espresso machine. Valid Aug 1, 2023 until Jun 30, 2024
  • The Breville Infuser delivers optimal flavor in every cup creating third wave specialty coffee at home using the 4 keys formula, ensuring the right dose of beans, optimal water pressure, precise temperature control and microfoam milk for latte art
  • VOLUMETRIC AND SHOT CONTROL: Control the volume of each pour at the touch of a button and choose 1 shot, 2 shot or manually control over how much espresso ends up in your cup for the perfect dose every time
  • OPTIMAL WATER PRESSURE: Low pressure pre-infusion gradually increases pressure at the start and helps ensure all the flavors are drawn out evenly during the extraction for a balanced tasting cup
  • PRECISE ESPRESSO EXTRACTION: Maximize flavor potential with low pressure pre-infusion, digital PID temperature control, adjustable in 4 ?F increments complete with pressure gauge that guides you to the right extraction every time
  • MANUAL MICROFOAM MILK TEXTURING: High power 1650W element for high pressure steam wand and faster heat-up to create the microfoam necessary for a third wave specialty taste and essential for creating latte art at home
  • AUTO PURGE: The Infuser Espresso Machine automatically purges the heat system after steaming, ensuring your next espresso is extracted at the right temperature
  • INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Single & Dual Wall Filter Baskets, Coffee Scoop, Stainless Steel Jug, Cleaning Disc & Tablets, Cleaning Tool, and Water Filter with Holder
  • SETTINGS: Single or Double Shot; Volumetric Control and Manual Override
  • WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 1650 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120 Volts; Capacity: 61 oz Water Tank

Description

Included dual wall filters provide excellent practice for budding baristas Well-balanced espresso depends on an even extraction from the espresso grounds. Included single wall filters provide a more challenging experience for those who have already mastered the art of espressoWhy the Breville BES840BSXL Infuser Espresso Machine?For espresso with a well-balanced flavor, flavor needs to be drawn evenly from all the coffee grinds. What is the best way to prepare the grinds for an even extraction?Rather than starting with bursts of high pressure, the Breville Infuser Espresso Machine in Black Sesame starts with steady, low pressure to gently expand the grinds. This helps fills in any cracks, gaps, or irregularities in the coffee puck before full pressure is applied, so even pressure is applied to all parts of the coffee puck and optimal flavor is extracted.BES840BSXL FeaturesThe BES840BSXL has both automatic features, like temperature settings, and programmable features like volumetric control. The key features that set it apart from other espresso machines in its price range are the pre-infusion technology, the thermocoil heating system, and PID temperature control technology. See chart below for details.Other helpful features include a cup warmer on the top of the machine and a feature that removes excess water from the filter basket after coffee extraction, so the used grounds form a dry puck for quicker cleanup. The machine goes into 'Sleep Mode' after 1 hour and automatically shuts off after 3 hours. There is extra-tall cup clearance for brewing directly into travel mugs.Other touches include an ‘Empty Me!’ indicator that lets you know when the removable drip tray is full and a ‘Clean Me’ cleaning alert. The storage tray houses the included accessories. Lastly, all parts that come in contact with water and coffee are BPA free. Click on image to view larger Product FeaturesThe 61 fl. oz. (1.8 L) removable water tank is a top-fill tank with a handle. It has a replaceable water filter to reduce impurities and scale.The 1600W thermocoil heating system circulates the water through a heated coil, heating water ‘on demand’ for better temperature consistency. It also uses PID technology to regulate the temperature.A 54mm stainless steel portafilter with commercial style spouts and a 54mm tamper are also included for expert tamping control. The tamper is stored magnetically on the machine, but is easily removable for tamping.The dry puck feature removes excess water from the ground coffee in the filter basket for easy disposal of the coffee puck.The espresso pressure gauge helps you monitor espresso extraction pressure, so you know whether the espresso is being over- or under-extracted.The volumetric control functionlets you set shot volumes. Use either the preset volumes or manually over-ride them with your own preferences. Once you figure out what volumes you prefer, you can program it to remain at your customized setting.The dedicated outlet for instant hot water (for making Americanos, hot chocolate, and for warming cups).The steam wand is used for effortless milk frothing for making lattes and cappuccinos. It is made of stainless steel and swivels 360 degrees to accommodate different size frothing jugs.The auto purge function automatically adjusts the temperature of the water used for steaming milk and extracting espresso. The function automatically begins to cool the boiler to the optimal temperature for espresso extraction after using the steam wand.The removable drip tray is partitioned for both wet and dry spills, with an 'Empty me!' indicator for when it’s full.

Brand: Breville


Color: Black Sesame


Product Dimensions: 10.25"D x 12.5"W x 13.25"H


Special Feature: Manual


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Brand: Breville


Color: Black Sesame


Product Dimensions: 10.25"D x 12.5"W x 13.25"H


Special Feature: Manual


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Style: Modern


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Included Components: Stainless Steel Jug, Single & Dual Wall Filter Baskets, Water Filter with Holder, Cleaning Tool, Coffee Scoop, Cleaning Disc & Tablets


Operation Mode: Manual


Voltage: 120


Model Name: BES840BSXL


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Manufacture Year: 2018


Item Weight: 17 pounds


Manufacturer: HWI/Breville USA


Item model number: BES840BSXL


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 6, 2013


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    • Excellent machine when you are ready to move up to using an non-pressurized filter
Color: Stainless Steel
If you just want to make espresso drinks at home and want something quick and easy, there machines a lot less than half the price to use with pressurized filters and that have an easy to use steam wands. But if you are ready, or plan to soon, move up to professional style non-pressurized filters, then this is a great machine for the beginner up through intermediate user at a very good price. One thing I want to say upfront, ALWAYS run an empty shot before making your espresso. The first shot runs about 20 degrees below the optimal 200 degrees and will result in an under-extracted espresso. It is also good to heat up your grouphead, portafilter and cup. It makes a very very good espresso that probably can only be beat by a $2.000+ machine. I used a non-pressurized filter on my previous machine, but noticed that the shots with the infuser brought some of the subtle tasted characteristics from my coffee beans. It is important to use a good quality conical burr grinder in order to grinds that are fine enough to use with a non-pressurized filter. I use the Breville smart grinder pro. I think this is a better way to go rather then getting the Breville Barista Express with the built-in grinder, for numerous reasons. One is that it is more flexible than the built-in one, which only has 30 settings. The smart pro has 60 settings so you can use it to get coarse grinds for a French press and other coffee makers. It is also much easier to clean and allows you to upgrade to a more advance espresso machine without having to buy a new grinder. The steaming wand works very well after a small bit of practice. There are some videos on youtube that are helpful. After some research it seemed the best milk to use is grassfed whole milk. So I bought organic grassfeed whole milk, and wow it is the way to go. It tastes great and easy to get an excellent microfoam. I highly recommend that you give it a try. The pressure gauge looks cool, but is totally unnecessary. I wish the tamper were a heavier all metal construction, though this lighter one is needed to use the magnetic holder, which is convenient. The tamper words oaky, so I will just have to get used to it. Overall this is a great machine at this price. update: 13December: thought I would address of common complaints I've noticed in some reviews. One being that it uses too much water and that the drip trays fills up to fast. Both are due to the fact that the steam wand purges (through the back of the tray) hot water after use, which is good so that if you pull another shot the water won't be too hot. To me, it's not a big deal to refill it. As far as the tray filling up, just do what I do ... empty the tray each time you use it. It is very simple and only takes a few seconds. A plus is that the tray design is very easy to remove and install .. it is really no big deal at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2022 by Dave
    • Definitely the machine to get if you don’t have the space and/or don’t want to plunk down big bucks.
Color: Stainless Steel
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Some disclaimers 1. I am not a professional Barista. I did watch a lot of videos to learn and get the espresso quality that a professional does (I mean a real Barista, not the push button coffee shop folks). And I do know what a good shot is and how to savor a fine espresso. I love cappuccinos and lattes too. So I was looking for a near-pro machine and definitely 9 bars of pressure plus simplicity of use. 2. I am a hands on person and clean up and maintain things, so I didn’t want a dumb press and play machine (every bean is different, every roast is different, so if you don’t extract at the right pressure or have the right grind, it is a challenge to get crema. 3. This machine shows you where you need to be in the dial. So simple. The challenge for me was getting the grind size right. And tamping right. So in my quest for reproducible success 100% of the time, I bought a few tools reviewed and recommended by professional baristas with millions of followers. And I make 6-12 shots of espressos a day for myself and my family and friends. I did it almost every single day and this is my several weeks of experience after making 200 + shots and at least as many lattes as a homeowner. Baristas may disagree with my review but this machine is the next best thing, a level below the 4,000+ machines. However I was okay with a single steam tank instead of separate tanks (saved 3.5k). Milk and water steam at different temperatures and with this machine you want to steam your milk first if you’re making a cappuccino or latte so you’re quick with mixing the espresso shot as soon as it is extracted. 5. The challenge of getting the 9 bars or plus cannot be resolved with tamping or WDT tool alone. I wasted money there. I grind my beans every time and make the espresso right there and keep the beans in an airtight container. So, the 54mm neck collar I got and the mesh I got did the trick. How good? 100% of the time. Zero failures. My ~$50 WDT tool is sitting here, useless and un-needed. Remember pro-machines are not 54mm, this one is. Besides a large portafilter is a disadvantage in extraction (I feel) as you spread the grind of a single espresso shot in a larger cup. I first put the neck collar on and it fits like a glove. Then I pour the grinds and nothing spills out thanks to the neck collar. Another thing that helps is I knock all around the sides of the portafilter with the tamping tool that comes with the machine (super well made). No dents in over a thousand plus gentle knocks. So it is super well made stuff. The vibration settles the grind. Then I press and tamp over the grinds. Then I put the thick mesh over it. And load the portafilter up. Turn it, and it locks. Then I press the button. And M A G I C. Every single time, the extraction happens between those two dots on the dial. More than half the volume is the crema!!! I found fresh Amazon beans to be the best (you need medium to dark roast for coffee flavor to come through the milk in a latte). After about the first 40 cups of failures, I’ve had 200/200 cups of success. Just using the neck collar and the mesh and the tamping process (knock to vibrate and settle and then press down). Every homeowner can now enjoy and save $6.50 for a horrible crass latte made by push button trained employees (fake baristas) at major chains. My niece worked and trained at Starbucks and I am sharing my learnings/experiences. You need to watch your barista and see how they tamp, how they choose settings and you will know the quality before you’re served the espresso or cappuccino or latte. Your street corner barista will be a genius compared to these coffee chains. They really understand the science behind espresso making. Also, for regular black coffee, I till use my Steel French Press (have had it for a few years). This machine I use only for espresso, cappuccino and lattes. 6. Value for money? Calculate $6-13 for a large latte with three shots (I have paid those in places like Panama City, Hawaii and NY and European countries from Vienna to Budapest etc). This machine paid for itself already. 7. The back small tray filled with a little water a few times. It’s about positioning, I found. 8. Water filling is a breeze. I keep three inches behind the machine. Never have to move the machine. When I forgot to fill (2 times), the machine made a noise and the shot paused. Easy as it started right away once I put the water in. 9. If you make steam and froth the milk, you will go through quite some water(cooling off and condensate). I recycle the wearer in the tray once it cools down and pour it in my indoor plants. 10. I bought a knock box form Breville which I have no idea why they don’t sell with this machine (really shortsighted) and recycle the coffee grounds as compost for my plants (also have a composter outside). This is my opinion. 11. It is an Australian company not a U.S. one; so I was skeptical and saved my packaging and box for a month (returns are only 30 days). Pretty lousy way to develop trust, is my opinion. It’s not a small box (about 2.5 feet square) so good luck storing it and seeing it and wondering if you’ll be needing to send the product back…bad karma for the company!! 12. The hot water for tea and coffee is literally within a minute. 13. I am yet to try and adjust programming but it allows for more volume extraction as well if you like. 14. The trimming tool is awesome and I used it to shave down my tamped down coffee puck initially. Now I hardly ever use it as I got the level and amounts all wired in my brain. It is a super useful thing they send with the machine. 15. They have a plastic grab tool to open and clean the top of the wand - used that and it was super easy. Now why would you make that out of plastic? Give the customer a metal one (shortsightedness again). The opinion is mine. 16. Didn’t come with a properly sized coffee beans scoop. What a branding opportunity lost!! Every time a customer uses a scoop (I thank Oxo and think of Oxo, instead of Breville), they would remember your name, right? A plastic scoop must cost cents!! The one they sent is a tiny one so you can never get your measure for grinds using their scoop. Shows that it is a young company chasing the wrong things, and lacks depth of understanding for coffee making (and they’re in the coffee business). Still, a great barista-entry product, here; no doubt. So congratulations to the Breville team. The opinions are mine. 17. I was gifted a Fellow cup (thin lip of a doubled wall insulated cup). This company doesn’t even send you an espresso cup or anything. All the gear is yours. If Costco does things, they make sure the manufacturer provides all these little things so their member doesn’t have to run around for small stuff. Again, the opinion is mine. 18. I use a conical grinder and airtight containers from Fellow, for those wondering what else would you need on this “make and have great espresso every time” journey. Factor those costs in. I didn’t, so I exploded my budget (some wasted on tools one doesn’t need). You do need a knock box, and a proper scoop and neck collar and a mesh in my opinion. And you’re set. Have great cappuccino EVERY time. Awesome lattes every time!! 19. I forgot to mention, the steam takes a minute longer and getting the milk foam right is a tough skill (I finally nailed it, and am working on latte art next for fun). For a homeowner you don’t need massive steam capacity and separate tank (3.5k more) and pressure adjustments (9 bars of pressure is ideal) on a machine (overkill). Even the big chains can’t train and have people follow the directions so all the coffee you get there is inferior and dumbed down by tamp and press and give the customer their coffee (horrid cups once you start making your own espressos, cappuccinos and lattes). 20. Lastly, I am me and you are you. If you’re not someone who will wipe down the steam tip (forgot they don’t supply you with that little piece of cloth but the neck collar company sent one, luckily!!), or empty the tray or fill water (I put filtered water to begin with so will avoid the scaling issue, forgot to mention that), and aren’t interested in the mid level complexity or responsibility, than this isn’t for you. Just find a local barista and pay up as you go. 21. I did buy a latte art tool (This company doesn’t send you any). I would rather they take homeowners and make aspiring baristas out of them so they will upgrade to your product again. When I upgrade, it won’t be to another Breville machine, for sure, as much as I like this machine for what it does and the price I paid for it. They still cannot have me enrolled as their lifelong fan. Other companies that make end to end metal parts have 4K-15k costs of buying (even refurbished ones) and that I feel is prohibitive), This one has one tank and plastic parts wherever needed and that’s fine in my opinion. It is super efficient. Space wise really goes under the cabinet on a standard countertop in the US. No water lines needed. Standard power outlet, too. The top gets warm and fuzzy so you can keep your cup on it (just like French press or any coffee making temperature is important) so this helps. It heats up right away in less than a minute and a half. No issues at all. 22. If there are negative reviews, it is perhaps from people who don’t like doing annual stuff or don’t follow instructions or aren’t as particular with the process and application of a new knowledge or skill. As a homeowner, if you want to be making barista style espresso shots, that is a huge upgrade and you need to read, be willing to learn for your own failures and not blame the machine. Don’t expect a massive steam generation (not needed for one cup, of latte a time) or separate large storage tank (one for milk pressure and one for hot water pressure) when it really ain’t needed. This makes one cup at a time so my family learns to be patient with me too!! Lastly, do upgrade your coffee drinking. It isn’t like wine. I found a really huge difference when you have the right bean, freshly ground and espresso yielded by this machine. And I sat on it for 6 months. Wish I could have saved all that money at the coffee places I went in my search for a great cup of coffee every single time. This machine (my model is the one with the pressure -don’t make the mistake of buying the lower model number), this model BES840XL does that at a price that is just unbeatable. I wish all of you awesome cups of espresso, capppuchino and lattes!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024 by SJ SJ

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