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Aroma descaling agent for coffee machines

Aroma descaling agent for coffee machines

€ 12,38
€ 12,38
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Aroma descaling cleaner

descaling cleaner

Professional, environmentally friendly descaling agent for coffee machines.
100% natural product based on citric and malic acid, certified for food use.
It thoroughly cleans and descales your machine, ensuring flawless operation and a long service life.

Why use aroma cleaners

Aroma Cleaner is based on malic acid and citric acid, a natural, non-aggressive and environmentally friendly acid.

It does not damage the surfaces. The risk is not only in terms of food safety, but also in terms of coffee yield. Damage to the surfaces of the group causes the coffee to lose its creaminess.

It is the only descaling agent approved for use in food, unlike many other descaling agents intended for hydraulic or industrial use.

Really easy and quick to use.

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  • COFFEE EXPERTS, SINCE 1956

    For three generations of coffee roasters, we have put all our
    Passion in the creation of our fine blends. From the traditional Neapolitan espresso to the most refined Arabica blends, the Aroma Dulce line offers the world an increasingly comprehensive range of flavors.

  • THE PERFECT COFFEE COMBINATION

    The Aroma coffee pods are best appreciated thanks to the technology of the Aroma machine. The right temperatures, the materials used for the brewing and the curves of the brewing groups extract the coffee at its best, with a full-bodied texture that respects all its aromas.

  • ESE - Easy Serving Espresso

    ESE pads stand for "Easy Serving Espresso Pads" and are a form of pre-portioned coffee that was specially developed for espresso machines.

    It is important to note that not all espresso machines automatically support ESE pods. Overall, ESE pods offer a convenient way to prepare espresso with little effort and high quality.
Here you can find the ESE pads from Aroma

ESE vs. capsules

ESE pads (Easy Serving Espresso Pads) and capsules are two different types of coffee portions designed for specific coffee machines.

The choice between ESE pads and capsules depends on personal preference, machine compatibility and environmental considerations. Some consumers prefer the environmental friendliness of ESE pads, while others prefer the convenience and variety of capsules.

Here are the main differences

Shape and material:

  • ESE Pads: These are flat, round coffee pads covered with filter paper. They are similar in shape to conventional coffee filters and are made of paper or another biodegradable material.
  • Capsules: Capsules are small, closed containers made of plastic or aluminum, usually vacuum-sealed. They contain the ground coffee beans.

Compatibility:

  • ESE pods: They are often compatible with espresso machines that support the ESE system. This system was introduced by Illy and has since found widespread acceptance.
  • Capsules: Capsules are made by different coffee machine manufacturers and are often specific to a brand or model. Well-known examples are Nespresso, Keurig and Tassimo.

Environmental impacts:

  • ESE Pads: Since they are mainly made of paper, ESE pads are generally more environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
  • Capsules: Capsules can cause environmental problems due to their mix of materials (often plastic or aluminum). However, some brands now offer more environmentally friendly capsules and there are efforts to develop recyclable versions.

Taste and selection:

  • ESE Pads: Since ESE Pads can usually be filled with loose coffee beans, they allow for a greater variety of coffee types and blends.
  • Capsules: Capsules often offer a wide range of flavors and coffee blends offered by their respective manufacturers, but the selection may be limited depending on the brand.