Re: Learning all over again
Early morning,
I have a Gaggia classic and it took me a long while to get the foaming right too. I have had mine coming up to two years and it has been a matter of practice practice practice.
I found that after pulling a shot, it was best to flick on the steamer switch, I usually wait about 30 secs after the light comes on and blow off a wee bit of steam before plunging the wand into the milk and have no issues after that. It took me awhile to figure it out though. I wish I had known about CS back when I got the thing. :
I still get the occasional bubble blow out, but it is more me not paying attention to what I am doing than anything.
Early morning,
I have a Gaggia classic and it took me a long while to get the foaming right too. I have had mine coming up to two years and it has been a matter of practice practice practice.
I found that after pulling a shot, it was best to flick on the steamer switch, I usually wait about 30 secs after the light comes on and blow off a wee bit of steam before plunging the wand into the milk and have no issues after that. It took me awhile to figure it out though. I wish I had known about CS back when I got the thing. :

I still get the occasional bubble blow out, but it is more me not paying attention to what I am doing than anything.

;D ;D ;D
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