How to make Stronger Coffee with DeLonghi Magnifica S - Full Tutorial

Adjusting Settings on the De'Longhi Magnifica S Espresso Machine to achieve a stronger tasting coffee, incl. taste testing experiment. If you'd like to thank me with a coffee! : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TylerMartin Here you can find links to the products used: USA Amazon Links: De'Longhi Magnifica S - https://amzn.to/44ykdnT 14oz Milk Pitcher - https://amzn.to/3xm7vLw 12oz De'Longhi Milk Pitcher - https://amzn.to/45uFw8R 8oz Double Walled Glass Coffee Mugs - https://amzn.to/4c80HQF 30ml Shot Measuring Glass - https://amzn.to/3VtgXEH (As an Amazon Associate I may earn commission from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you). UK Amazon Links: De'Longhi Magnifica S - https://amzn.to/3KRk5Wi 400ml Milk Pitcher - https://amzn.to/3Xr6uw7 350ml De'Longhi Milk Pitcher - https://amzn.to/3La3ayp 250ml Double Walled Glass Coffee Mugs - https://amzn.to/4s3H0Sy 30ml shot Measuring Glass - https://amzn.to/3RYxdMu (As an Amazon Associate I may earn commission from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you). If you wish to reset the volume programming for each drink type on this machine , the default values as outlined in the instruction manual are: Espresso ≃40ml 2 x Espresso ≃80ml Long ≃120ml 2 x Long ≃240ml Note: Only adjust grind coarseness one notch at a time and only whilst the coffee mill is in operation as to prevent potential strain or damage to the associated components. Results will vary with each different batch of coffee beans, and therefore you may need to adjust the grind coarseness and or Min/Max dial to suit with each different batch - For a quality strong velvety espresso, as opposed to a translucent, low viscosity watery looking extraction, aim to program the machine to deliver a ~35ml espresso that first maybe begins to flow out in a drop or two, but then soon proceeds to slowly, consistently flow out in a rich viscosity, full of colour and crema. You do want the extraction relatively slow, rather than the water just channeling and gushing through the coffee puck. However if after making the setting changes shown in this video, you find that each espresso, after the first few initial drops of extraction; continues to be delivered in drops, rather than the target of a consistent flow, then just firstly experiment with adjusting the grind coarseness back a notch, less fine. You can alternatively, and or then additionally, turn the Min/Max dial on the face of the machine back a notch or two, anti-clockwise away from the maximum setting. Both of these adjustments will result in a less resistive path for the water to flow. Also note the Min/Max dial on the face of the machine determines how much coffee is potentially ground up into each puck by altering the duration in which the coffee mill spins for. On the Min setting the coffee mill spins and grinds up beans for about 4 seconds, and on the Max setting, about 8 seconds. The amount of coffee beans that feed down into the mill during these time frames will vary each time, and ultimately determine how much ground coffee ends up being involved in each extraction. An overcrowded puck, alike an overly fine grind; can result in the delivery of the coffee too slow, in drops. You may need to adjust each of the settings differently to best suit each different type of coffee beans that you're using. *Disclaimer: Any damages as a result of following my suggestions are your own responsibility. Always refer to your user manual. The setting changes demonstrated may or may not increase caffeine content/strength of coffee. The Instruction manual for this ECAM22.110.SB machine can be found here: https://www.delonghi.com/en-au/manual... 2022 | Tyler Martin © This video and audio beyond the music belongs to the before mentioned copyright owner. Any reproduction or use of the video and/or audio beyond the music is prohibited. Music: URL Melt - Unicorn Heads