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Google Doodle: Google honors Angelo Moriondo (pioneer of espresso machines)

Google Doodle: Who is Angelo Moriondo? Whom Google made its doodle around the world

Google honors Angelo Moriondo
Google honors Angelo Moriondo

Google Doogle Angelo Morinda – Morionado has been called the “Godfather” of Espresso Machines. His patent of the first espresso machine was published in 1884.

Google created an artistic doodle to celebrate the 171st birthday of Angelo Moriondo, the discoverer. Morionado has been called the “Godfather of Espresso Machines”. His patent for the first espresso machine was issued in 1884. Doodle created a GIF showing the first Expresso machine. It was designed by Olivia When. It was colored with coffee.

Who is Angelo Moriondo?

Angelo Moriondo was the sixth of six children born to a family that included entrepreneurs in Turin, Italy on June 6, 1851. Moriondo’s grandfather started a wine-producing company. Moriondo’s father inherited the company. Angelo, his cousin and brother, later founded the chocolate company ‘Moriondo and Gariglio.

Angelo had the idea to solve this problem.

Morionado purchased two shops: the ‘Grand-Hotel Ligur’ in the city-centre Piazza Carlo Felice, and the American Bar’ at the Galleria Nazionale Via Roma. Morionado’s era saw coffee being very popular in Italy. Customers had to wait for their coffee to arrive, which caused inconvenience.

The first machine to be introduced to the public was in 1884.

Google stated that Morionado believed that by making several cups of coffee at one time, he could provide more customers with better service and give him an advantage over his competitors. Morionado showed his espresso machine in Turin at the General Expo 1884. He kept the machine in good condition before presenting it. At the General Expo, it was presented with a bronze medal.

The machine was a boiler that heated the hot water and served coffee. After registration in Paris on October 23, 1885, the invention was confirmed with an international patent. Moriondo was granted a patent. Morionado improved and continued to patent his invention over the years.

Google’s Google Doodle page states that coffee was once the most popular item in 19th-century Italy. Customers had to wait for their coffee to brew for five minutes. Angelo Moriondo is the inventor of the first espresso machine. Today, Doodle is celebrating his 171st Birthday.

Moriondo followed in the footsteps of his family and purchased two establishments, the Grand-Hotel Ligure located in the center of Piazza Carlo Felice and the American Bar at the Galleria Nazionale di Via Roma. Despite its popularity, customers were not happy with the wait time for coffee to brew in Italy. Moriondo realized that he could make multiple cups of coffee simultaneously to be able to serve more customers faster, which gave him an advantage over his competitors.

Moriondo supervised the mechanic who built his espresso machine. The bronze medal was presented at the General Expo in Turin in 1884. It consisted of a boiler that heated water through a coffee ground bed. A second boiler produced steam to flash the coffee grounds and complete the brew. “New steam machinery for economic and instantaneous confections of coffee beverage, method A. Moriondo’.” Moriondo improved and patented his invention over the years.