CoffeeMann
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Reasonably priced manual espresso maker
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thelivinglegend77
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All the really serious manual espresso machines are really expensive. Especially if you want to test your skills and master the art of espresso making. But I looked at the link above for the Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker and it has great reviews. If that's what you're talking about then I'd go with it.
4rugal
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I agree that aeropress is the easiest way to make espresso like coffee for the lowest price. I started my coffee adventures with that. Only hard part is applying the pressure and making sure the cup underneath doesn't slip.
Make sure you also spend the appropriate $ for burr grinder.
Then if you want to try your hand at tamping and espresso shot making, buy a cheap cuisinart or breville off of craigslist.
Make sure you also spend the appropriate $ for burr grinder.
Then if you want to try your hand at tamping and espresso shot making, buy a cheap cuisinart or breville off of craigslist.
Jaqueline
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You can find Staresso on Amazon, it's selling at $49.99 only.
With espresso\milk frothier functions, also so called "quick cold brew"/"Cold espresso" function.
1. As I tried it, I can feel that it can produce steady pressure, so coming out with very nice cream and taste.
2. Its announced function for "quick cold brew" is something new , but must use the very fine ground coffee, then taste soft with fruitful aroma. Well, we don't need to spend hours for cold brew anymore.
3. It also announces to have "French plus" function other than French press, but I feel it like Americano
here is the cup I made.
With espresso\milk frothier functions, also so called "quick cold brew"/"Cold espresso" function.
1. As I tried it, I can feel that it can produce steady pressure, so coming out with very nice cream and taste.
2. Its announced function for "quick cold brew" is something new , but must use the very fine ground coffee, then taste soft with fruitful aroma. Well, we don't need to spend hours for cold brew anymore.
3. It also announces to have "French plus" function other than French press, but I feel it like Americano
here is the cup I made.johneaton
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a ROK espresso machine and a ROK grinder would be about $400. you can see them demonstrated on youtube.
or you could get a la pippenia (sp) used off ebay for about $125.
or you could get a la pippenia (sp) used off ebay for about $125.
HoneyDew
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I would say good luck because by that amount you would rather stick with a good french press then trying adventure yourself with a barista. There are some compact machines though that maybe are good like Breville Cafe Roma though I thought I should save a bit more and buy something else more expensive. I saw them on those promo lists, is good if you can get something like that actually costs around 400 bucks but is on selloff.
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