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There are some very enticing reasons to think about adding an espresso coffee machine to your list of ‘must have’ kitchen appliances. If you are anything like me you will save loads of money by being able to make your own cup of espresso at home instead of forking out dollars at expensive coffee shops and restaurants. And besides you will be able to make cappuccinos and lattes as well - exactly the way you like them. But before you go off down to your local kitchen accessories shop to buy... Read Full Story

Saeco 658 Odea Giro Automatic Espresso Machine Reviews Read More From Here Now Enjoyment made easy. The Saeco Odea Giro offers design created by BMW Group DesignworksUSA to please all coffee epicures who prefer a sovereign style. Soft lines and inviting shapes give this machine a very special character in every way. The components and features are placed to simplify its every function; just push a button to have everything adjusted to your taste. The Giro interface allows you to... Read Full Story

Saeco 4038 Vienna Plus, Graphite Reviews Read More From Here Now The Vienna’s put Saeco’s patented removable brew group technology into an easy-to-use interface. You can now make espressos, cappuccinos, lattes, and tea all from one machine that grinds, tamps and brews gourmet coffee. The pump driven steam and hot water wand has an exclusive Pannarello to make frothing milk simple. The adjustable conical burr grinder creates the perfect grind for gourmet coffee. The OptiDose... Read Full Story

Makes consistent cups of espresso.Having the tamper on the scoop rather than integrated into the machine allows easier control of tamping pressure.Steamer/frother gets the job done, well.The "cup warmer" is a neat idea. A little slower than using the steamer, but I still thought it was a nice touch.The drip tray, while a standard feature, is easier to remove/wash than some of the other machines I've used. Read Full Story

The Nina Bar Traditional Espresso Machine machines brings high -end coffee to the masses! Equipped with a patented, pressurized filter holder, this model allows the user to tamp and brew one or two shots of espresso coffee the traditional way - controlling the extraction time and amount of grounds used. They also provide convenience to the user who prefers brewing with pods all while taking up less counter space. Features & Benefits: -Pressurized Portafilter: The Nina Bar uses a patented... Read Full Story

Features: -Makes 2 - 4 shots of espresso. -Swivel jet frother for great cappuccino. -3.5 Bar boiler pressure. -Removeable dishwasher -safe drip tray. Specifications: -Color: Black. -Power Outpit: 800 W / 120 V. -1 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty. Ships the Same Day Listed Price: $64.95 Sale Price: $49.95 Click HERE to Buy! ( 3.5 ) Read Full Story

Gaggia 11400 Achille Lever-Operated Espresso Machine Review Details Lever-operated espresso machine in cylindrical, stainless-steel housing Large-capacity stainless-steel boiler with heat exchanger and pressure control 28-ounce removable water tank; chrome-plated brass portafilter Includes double- and single-shot/ESE filter baskets; Turbo frothing wand Measures 17-4/5 by 9-2/3 by 21-4/5 inches; 1-year warranty >> Hot Price for Gaggia 11400 Achille Lever-Operated Espresso Machine Description... Read Full Story

After doing a whole lot of research I finally settled on this Gaggia machine. I never owned a Gaggia before. I had a Mr. Coffee Espresso Maker (the 20 something dollar ones...) and I also had the stove espresso makers that I just got sick and tired of after a while, so I decided to go for the upgrade. The Nespresso is a clever product, but let's face it, it's not real espresso - it's chemistry with a mocca flavor. Plus I could never see myself just sticking with their Nespresso cofee pods... Read Full Story

Types of Expresso Coffee Maker By Coffee Maker Reviews espresso coffee maker Expresso firstly introduced by Luigi Bezzera about 90 years ago, in early 20s. From many of Italian coffee, it is the famous one for base or basic of other coffee like Cappuccino coffee. Usually it served in a small cup called ‘Demitasse’ due the amount of caffeine that can twice to three times than caffeine from general drip coffee maker. If you love to drink expresso or cappuccino, an expresso coffee maker... Read Full Story

I am long-time Nespresso owner/user. Went to Nespresso boutique in Bloomingdale's South Coast Plaza to buy their stand alone milk steamer, and impulsively decided to forget the recession and splurge on an upgrade to this machine for Christmas. Coffee quality is great, but I knew that already. Bought this machine to simplify cappuccino/latte making. What a great idea -- a detachable, fully automated milk steamer. Just push the button, and it puts the right amount (machine lets you program... Read Full Story