Why Choose An Automatic Bean To Cup Coffee Machine?

Automatic bean to cup coffee machines are able to produce a fresh cup of coffee at any time, and if you get an automatic machine, it can do so at the push of a button.

These machines, though automatic, can still produce the unbeatably rich taste and smell that comes from freshly ground beans, and many have a variety of drink options beyond the standard espresso base drinks, like mochas, cappuccinos, lattes, hot chocolates, or even white coffees.

Some machines even allow you to customize your drinks in terms of the coffee’s strength, the amount of milk, and the volume. Most machines like this will also have a built-in grinder so that you can grind fresh grounds just by pressing a button.

Despite being user friendly, automatic bean to cup machines still come in high capacity versions, allowing for as many as 500 drinks per day!

So if you have a self-service environment with even a fairly large daily output, an automatic machine like this might serve you well. Moreover the quality of the coffees will remain consistent regardless of who is manning the machine.

Consider the Environment

The coffee bean is something like nature’s own packaging, preserving the flavour and aroma inside of them. On top of the familiar and welcome sound of grinding coffee beans, the smells released as you grind will add a very attractive atmosphere to your venue, whatever it is.

And because with bean to cup machines the only packaging involved with each cup is the outer husk of the coffee bean itself, these types of machines are more eco-friendly than capsule or pod machines or individual packets of freeze dried coffee.

If you want to be even more eco-friendly you can compost the leftover grounds and use them in your garden. Moreover some bean to cup machines also feature and eco-friendly mode to cut down on power consumption.

Tips for getting the best out of your bean to cup machine.

Cleaning your machine regularly will not only prolong the life of your machine, it will also improve the quality of your drinks. Any leftover grounds or oils from older cups that stick around and find their way into new cups will decrease the quality of the taste and smell of your coffee.

Another good tip is to keep track of how many beans you use each day and be careful not to overfill, as this can lead to stale beans and also worsen the quality of your coffee. Alternatively you can also turn the beans over on occasion, as this can help to keep them fresh as well.

From an aesthetic point of view, using glassware to serve your coffee in is a nice bonus for everyone (it’s always nice to see the froth at the top of the darker coffee), and will give your establishment more of a sophisticated air than an old “Best Dad Ever” mug.

If you would like to get more information about automated bean to cup machines, for either sale, lease, or rent, then please contact us today and we will be happy to answer any and all of your questions.