Whole Latte Love presents the Gaggia Baby Twin. The Gaggia Baby Twin offers an innovative new take on home semi-automatic espresso machine design: two boilers. With one boiler for brewing and a thermoblock for steam, there's no downtime between brewing and steaming. Entertaining friends, getting through the morning rush at your house, or just making an afternoon latte is quick and easy. Plus, the Gaggia Baby Twin has all of the great features Gaggia is known for, including a commercial-grade portafilter and brew group, three-way solenoid valve, and Turbo Frother attachment. More about the Gaggia Baby Twin is at www.wholelattelove.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Gaggia Baby Twin Semi-automatic Espresso Machine
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this or the the rancilio?
ReplyDeletegreat review! and thanks for showing the inside of the machine as well :)
ReplyDeletethis lady reminds me of a stepford wife
ReplyDelete8:41 stop clean! :D
ReplyDeleteBut, this machines is really what I want, nice functions and easy to use.
With the twin you are unable to brew and steam at the same time but you can go from one to the other back to back with no need to purge the boiler.
ReplyDeleteCan I steam my milk and brew my shot at the same time?
ReplyDeletenow this is a helpfull video
ReplyDeleteAbout the pronunciation of Gaggia. There's no zh sound. It's just GAHJ-JA.
ReplyDeletethank you guys! I manage to fix a problem with the pump of my Baby with this video!
ReplyDelete08:38 - 08:42 lol
ReplyDeleteHey todd i have a question can i leave the power on my machine for as long as i own it. I called your staff and someone told me it wouldn't matter . I was wanting your take on this
ReplyDeleteI just got my machine today i'm very pleased with whole latte love's service and knowledge. I have to say this machine is a dream come true awesome results every time. Just follow the three steps and you'll be fine. The first get fresh beans the second get a good grinder and third and a must have get a good tamper that is metal. I'm going to get all of my supplies from them because they have great deals and have a lot of knowledge also very friendly .
ReplyDeleteJust a note to say thank you for spending the time to make a quality and thorough video. I have this machine and after spending a month with it wondered if there were any tips online, and up came your video, best online. Loved the bit where we saw inside the unit, very useful and was a real insight!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I just bought this machine and was totally confused about how to use it until I found your video!
ReplyDeleteI bought the Capresso 115 and am waiting for it in the mail. It looks like a good machine.
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear that all is well if your coffee world. Let us know anytime we can help.
ReplyDeleteTodd S
I'm back to give you a report. I followed your instructions here for using my 10 year old Baby Gaggia. Following you examples of how to fill the basket and tamping the coffee down I finally set my gaggia grinder to #8, and filled the basket to overfill, leveled it off and tamped it down and did the twist and bingo, no more bitterness and nice crema, not as good as yours but close enough for government work.
ReplyDeleteI noticed you froth the milk before you made the espresso. I always froth the milk after I brewed the coffee. Any advantage to frothing the milk before brewing the coffee.
ReplyDeleteBill
My Baby Twin arrives thursday, Nov. 11, 2010. I'm saving this video for future reference. You just taught me how to load the basket. Very informative video. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteBill
The Gaggia Baby Twin will not overheat. It can make coffee all day long! Thanks for your question!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty good! What about making let's say 5 coffee one after another? Does the machine get over heated?
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