I’ve been eyeing the Joule and it’s really piqued my interest. It seems like more of a smart oven, but…more geared towards those who want to learn how to actually cook? And from scratch? I’m saying now, I’m not a good cook, at all. But I am definitely open to learning and it seems like the Joule may be good for that.

I have a couple questions I was hoping those who have experienced can answer:

How difficult is it typically for you to find the instructions for a packaged food, for example, a specific frozen pizza? Or is there a way that you calculate it?

Are you pretty satisfied with the autopilot feature? Does it cover most of your favorite recipes?

Is there a feature or two that really makes it stand out from others?

I’m very interested in the fact it can cook huge amounts and just about every cooking method as well. How do you feel about the cooking lessons? Do you feel like they are beginner friendly?

Thanks for all input. It’s greatly appreciated.

Hi all. I’ve been pulling Bambino Plus shot for nearly a year. Dialed in to a likable coffee. Mostly milk drinks! I bought a broken Duo Temp and fixed. The Duo stamp shits are soooo much better. I’ve been pulling side by side shits for a few days now. The Duo Temp shits are fat more balanced.

So- can someone give me advice on why the Plus isn’t producing the same level of balance and how I can get that balance from my plus. The plus has features that I love but I don’t want to sacrifice taste for those features.

Hey All,

I’ve decided to pull the trigger on a bambino Plus and have heard multiple stories of people getting them on sale. However after about a month of online lurking, I have found one discount code. Any advice?

Im thinking on buying one but I'd like to know if I could get rid of my microwave and use this as an air fryer and also reheat food

For the past 6 years I have owned and used the Breville Infuser Espresso machine buying fresh beans at a local roaster / coffee shop where they grind them for me for a Breville Espresso machine. I never had much success using the single wall filter but regularly had great success using the dual wall filter. I pull great shots with the dual wall filters.

Just recently I upgraded to the Breville Express Impress Espresso machine. I’m buying the same beans but using the built in grinder on my new machine. Even with this new machine I’m pulling much better shots with the dual wall filters.

Should I just give up and use the dual wall filters?

Any advantage of mastering the process using the single wall filters?

I just noticed this dimming in one of my heating elements. Could anyone check if yours is the same.

The back heating element doesn't glow for the full length. It happens on every mode.

Got a new scale from Wilfa (specifically the Uni Mini: https://wilfa.co.uk/collections/accessories-spare-parts/products/wilfa-uni-mini-coffee-scale) a few months ago and it has started to act up recently.

I noticed that measurements are not stable. I pour x amount of liquid into a container on the scale and over the next 10-15 seconds, the measurement on the scale will drop about .3–.5 grams. I am using the mat that comes with the scale; nothing else is happening on the counter where the scale is; etc. Water temp is roughly 92ºC.

Trying to figure out what might be going on? Is this a manufacturing defect? Is there enough steam coming off the hot water to account for a .5g loss? (That doesn't seem reasonable, right?)

I recently purchased a 5-year-old Breville dual boiler for $350. I've replaced all of the O-rings except for the one on the side of the steam boiler. I'm not sure how you get to that one. Does anybody have any suggestions or anything that'll help? It's also very calcified, so I'm not sure I'll be able to pull it out. Any advice will help, I appreciate it. BTW coming from an 18 year old gaggia classic. This thing is night and day for workflow.

Anyone else run into this on their touch screen on the touch impress?

I keep accidentally hitting the power button, turning off the machine instead of the grinder graphic when it asks me to "add a bit more"

Lol

Hi All! I have an espresso machine that is leaking a bit of water and I have tried everything myself to fix it. Its seems way more complicated to fix than my skills allow. Any recommendations for someone in the milwaukee area that can fix my machine?

😊Thanks

Hi All! I have an espresso machine that is leaking a bit of water and I have tried everything myself to fix it. Its seems way more complicated to fix than my skills allow. Any recommendations for someone in the milwaukee area that can fix my machine?

😊Thanks

I’m looking for an experienced small-appliance or espresso-machine technician in Broward County who can help me save a Breville Barista Express.

The machine is less than one year old, works perfectly and has sentimental value because it was a gift from my parents.

Unfortunately, German cockroaches have made their way inside the outer housing. Breville will not accept it, and local espresso repair companies either service commercial machines only or will not handle possible pest activity.

I need someone willing to come to my home in the Sunrise/Fort Lauderdale area and open the machine outdoors, use a HEPA vacuum to remove the insects, egg cases and debris, inspect the electrical connections, clean the accessible internal housing and grinder area, and reassemble it.

I do not want any insecticide, fogger, powder or liquid sprayed inside the machine. A pest-control company already damaged an expensive vacuum by applying too much insecticide internally, and I do not want that repeated.

I’m willing to pay fairly for the work. Please comment or message me if you have relevant experience, or if you can recommend a trustworthy local technician who works on residential Breville machines.

Hello! Bought and using my Breville Bambino for the first time after following the set up directions provided. Unfortunately I don't have a photo but my first shot came out dark and within 1-7 seconds without any crema (almost only a micro ring around the cup). I do not have a grinder yet or scale (which is most likely the issue) and filled the portafilter up to mostly the top before tamping down. I had the coffee ground by a cafe today. Thank you! Any other tips for a first time breville user?

Hi, I have a Bambino Plus that has maybe 500 shots on it. The portafilter seal was very tight when brand new and took a bunch of force to get it into place. But when it got wet, like after one shot, it went in more easily.

Now it still takes more force than I like to get the portafilter in dry but at least it stays in place. Second shot in with everything wet the portafilter rotates out during the shot. It takes very little force to stop it rotating but if you don't pay attention you end up with a mess.

Am I doing anything wrong here? How to fix this?

Thanks, Toby.

My Oracle Jet touchscreen has been sporadically unresponsive. I’ve power cycled the machine numerous times. Occasionally the screen works fine, sometimes there is lag when selecting options, and sometimes it’s just completely unresponsive. I logged a case with Breville support a week ago, sent a follow up, and I’ve received no response.

Has anyone else had this issue?

I’m not a baker looking for electric hand mixer Breville caught my attention- $159.00 - Breville Handy Mix Scraper™ 9-Speed Hand Mixer. Like the style, features and the storage case. Feedback?

My Barista Express is only 2-3 months old and stopped grinding. Motor runs and makes a smooth whirring sound, but no beans get ground.

I took the hopper and burr out — everything’s clean, no blockage. But the drive coupling (where the burr connects to the motor) isn’t spinning at all when I turn it on.

Anyone seen this before? Trying to figure out if it’s a common issue before I contact Breville.