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Schaerer Barista scores with new functions and individualisation options

by Staff Writer
September 23, 2020
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Swiss manufacturer Schaerer has announced a suite of new functions and features added to its Schaerer Barista model, with an emphasis on customised requirements and efficiency.

Schaerer says an automatic grinding level monitoring function, and corresponding adjustment when the level deviates from the target value, result in a real plus for beverage quality.

External bean hoppers are of particular interest to locations with a high beverage output. A capacity of more than one kilogram per hopper ensures consistent operation without constant refilling, even with a high volume of guests.

The second optional Supersteam wand lends more power to the preparation process — milk foam creations can be created even faster while preserving the high level of quality. Various external parts can be wrapped in colourful foil to better harmonise the machine appearance with the existing furnishing concepts.

The Schaerer Barista combines the craftsmanship and aesthetics of a portafilter machine with the simple operation and process reliability of a fully-automated coffee machine. Schaerer says it has lived up to this standard since it launched.

Whether for quick-service restaurants, system catering, coffee bars, or Italian restaurants — the Schaerer Barista helps restaurateurs celebrate the craft, technology and optics of espresso culture.

The Schaerer Barista offers consistently high beverage quality, with minimal required training for the staff, making it the ideal alternative to the classic semi-automatic machine.

Software intelligence for high beverage quality
If a coffee machine is often in use, regular readjustment of the grinders ensures a consistent flavour profile and therefore high espresso quality.

In order to minimise service processes and guarantee the flavour experience which comes as a matter of course for Schaerer machines, the Schaerer Barista will from now on feature automatic grinding adjustment and brewing time monitoring.

Together with an intelligent software solution, the grinding level and brewing time are constantly monitored and automatically adjusted if there are deviations from the defined standard to ensure optimal results.

Perfect milk foam at the press of a button
Milk foam is essential for many espresso specialities. However, a great deal of know-how and practice is needed to achieve high quality with a traditional steam wand.

The standard Schaerer Barista features a Supersteam system for fully-automated preparation of milk foam in up to three different consistencies. For areas with high beverage output, it can now be equipped with a second system as an option. Properties such as temperature and consistency are stored in the system and automatically implemented after selection.

This means even inexperienced employees can make perfect milk foam and also use the time saved for other service work.

Extra portion of beans
It's not only milk foam which pushes coffee machines to their limits; bean hoppers must also be refilled often if output is high. For the Schaerer Barista, there is therefore the option of selecting bean hoppers which are attached to the machine. A capacity of up to 1100 grams each guarantees that large amounts of espresso can be prepared without constantly having to refill the hoppers with beans. However, the movable cup storage area and the cup heater have to be removed due to the large hoppers.

Working efficiently
All the operator has to do to prepare an espresso or a café crème with the Schaerer Barista is insert the portafilter and touch a drink to select it. All other quality-relevant steps such as measuring out and grinding the coffee as well as tamping with the optimal compression pressure are done by the machine.

In addition, the Schaerer Barista “remembers” which of the three available portafilter sizes was inserted and automatically adjusts the dosage/filling level. As an additional advantage, the pre-set coffee quantity and the bean hoppers with integrated grinders which grind the coffee directly into the portafilter reduce the loss of coffee grounds and help keep the work area cleaner.

Exceptional colour accents
Its manufacturer says the Schaerer Barista is much more than an espresso machine. When put in the right setting, it grabs the customer's attention in any café or restaurant. There is now the option of attaching foil to different parts of the machine to better utilise this potential for restaurant owners.

Each order is made and processed separately so customers receive machines which completely fulfil their expectations in the shortest possible time.

For more information, visit www.schaerer.com

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