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Frothing Thermometer

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The thermometer is another crucial, yet commonly, overlooked tool for espresso lovers. Clip it to the inside of the frothing pitcher and watch the dial. Using a thermometer takes the guesswork out of frothing and steaming. Note: These thermometers are a commercial style. They do not have an absolute zero point. The dial may rest as far back as the 200° mark when cool.

Tip: Your milk should reach (but not exceed) 160°.

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Specifications

Property Value
SKU THERMWCLIP
Number of Boilers 1
Brew Group Features Preheat Cycle
Brew Unit Material Plastic
Carafe Features Anti-Spill Pouring
Carafe Type No Carafe
Recommended Application General Purpose
Coffee Filter Compatibility Paper (Cone)
Controls and Additional Features Adjustable Coffee Strength
Pressure Gauges Brew Circuit
Portafilter Baskets Included Single
Property Value
Dispensing Method Doser
Grinding Method Burr
Programmable Grinding Single
Housing Color Stainless Steel
Recommended Water Filter No Filter Required
Ground, E.S.E., Pod and Capsule Compatibility Ground Coffee
Portafilter Type Commercial Style
Pump Type No Pump
Steam Wand Material Plastic
Water Reservoir Access Location Top
Water Reservoir Material Plastic

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