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Espresso Extraction

  • Starts By checking the reservoir if there is enough coffee

  • Starts by switching on the grinder

  • Puts hot water into shot glass

  • Takes out the porter filter

  • Dumps out old coffee in knock box without hitting too hard

  • Dry porter filter with a clean dry cloth

  • Stops the grinder when there is enough coffee for one set of shots

  • Dose Coffee into porter filter without creating excess wastage

  • Dose 18g of coffee into porter filter

  • Takes then tamp check if its dry

  • Tamps light to make sure its level then medium to heavy pressure

  • Make sure the coffee is level after tamping

  • Puts tamp back into correct position

  • Cleans rim and ears of the porter filter

  • Does not spin nor flick the porter filter

  • Flushes group head with a short water cycle

  • Gentle insert the porter filter into the group head

  • immediately initiates the espresso machine

  • Discards hot water from shot glass to catch the shots

  • Watches for colour and texture as shots are pulling

  • Shots pull between 23sec-28sec

  • Stops the shots and does not rely on machine to cut off automatically

  • Dumps out the coffee when done with the extraction

Milk Steaming

  • Starts with a clean steam pitcher

  • Measures the right amount of milk for one cup

  • Wipes the steam wand with a clean Yellow cloth from the sanitizer bucket

  • Clips on a clean thermometer Inside steam pitcher

  • Makes the right sound for a while steaming for the relevant drink

  • Milk spinning in one direction while steaming

  • When temperature reaches 65degrees Celsius cuts off the steaming process

  • Immediately takes a cloth from the sanitizer bucket to wipe steam wand and purge

  • Taps steam pitcher on counter and swells milk to get rid of bubbles

  • Created enough form for the relavant drink

Signature Beverage Making

  • Americano

  • Cappuccino

  • Cortado

  • Flat White

  • Single Espresso /Red Espresso /Double Espresso

  • Machiatto

  • Hot Chocolate

  • Chai Latte

  • Iced Dirty Chai

  • Tea

Milkshakes

  • Classic Chocolate

  • Sweet Strawberry

  • Simply Vanilla

  • Coffee Kick

Grinder Cleaning

  • Closes Coffee gate

  • Takes out coffee remaining in the shoot

  • Adds a lid full of coffee GRINDZ

  • Wipes with a dry cloth the hopper the replaces puts back the coffee beans

  • Grinds the pellets till all go through the grinder

  • Opens coffee gate then close it again

  • Grinds till only coffee is dominant coming out into the resevoir

  • With a grinder minder brush dusts out the coffee Grindz from the resevoir

  • Weighs the coffee residue with grinds and capture in wastage sheet before throwing it away

  • Wipes the body of the grinder with a light damp cloth and dry soon after

Espresso Machine Back flushing process

  • Takes out porter filters from group head and put into cleaning bucket

  • Adds a teaspoon of cleaning detergent to the cleaning bucket

  • Adds hot water, but to make sure the water and chemical mixture does not touch the rubber handle of the porter filter

  • Lets this soak for about 15minutes

  • Takes your blind porter filter basket

  • Adds a teaspoon of detergent then add boiling water there after insert into group head

  • Watches the drainage tray when the detergent will start foaming

  • Waits till detergent stops dripping

  • Then start and stops the espresso machine for 5 times

  • Then loosens the porter filter with the blind and wiggle the porter filter side to side

  • Takes out porter filter then using an angle brush brushes the group head

  • Then once done scrubs the inside of the porter filters and baskets

  • Puts porter filters back into group head

  • Runs a short water cycle rinsing the porter filters of and detergent

  • Leaves porter filter in group head

Opening procedure

  • Populates the Beverage Quality Sheet

  • Is well versed about the opening procedures

  • Is well versed regarding closing procedures

Health and safety

  • Uses cloth or steam wand rubbers to move steam wand

  • Does not put water or liquids on top of espresso machine

  • Is well aware of hot surfaces while working

  • Uses the cloth for the correct allocated purpose

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