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The cost of one espresso shot (roughly 14-20g of coffee) ranges from $0.22 to $1.75 per shot when made at home, depending on the beans, while commercial cafes often charge $1 to $3 for a single shot. The cost varies largely based on bean quality and whether you are using specialty, local-roaster beans vs. standard supermarket brands. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]  
Key Cost Factors for One Espresso Shot: 

• Home Brewing: Using a $16/lb coffee, one 17g shot costs roughly $0.60, plus an extra $0.10 for water/energy. 
• High-End Beans: High-end coffee beans can cost $0.75 to $1.25 per shot. 
• Nespresso: Nespresso capsules typically cost around $0.80 per shot. 
• Commercial Cost: Cafe shots are higher due to labor and overhead, often costing over $1. [2, 3, 5, 6]  

Usage Examples for Calculating Cost: 

• Example 1: A $10/lb bag of beans yields approximately 25 double shots (18g each), costing about $0.40 per shot. 
• Example 2: A $22/lb bag (local roaster) yields 25 shots, resulting in a cost of about $0.88 per shot. 
• Example 3: A 340g bag costing $9.99 used at 15g per dose equals $0.44 per shot. [4, 7, 8]  

Common Synonyms: 

• Price per shot of espresso 
• Cost per espresso pull 
• Espresso beverage cost 
• Coffee expense per dose 
• Shot yield cost 

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