BJSforVols
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- Jan 18, 2006
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I have recently learned that my cheap steam forced espresso machine is probably the reason my lattes at the house seem to always taste bitter compared to what I get at coffee houses.
Because of this, I'm in the market for a pump driven machine, or a machine that will produce espressos and lattes that will taste more similar to what I can get in a coffee house. I was considering a Saeco Gran Crema or their other less expensive model, but now I read this may not be the right move.
What are some good lower priced models to consider? (I realize that even a lower priced model which makes good espressos will probably be over $100.) I'd like to get a machine that is not too large, very dependable, and produces great tasting lattes. (I would be grinding my beans at my house.)
Any suggestions?
Because of this, I'm in the market for a pump driven machine, or a machine that will produce espressos and lattes that will taste more similar to what I can get in a coffee house. I was considering a Saeco Gran Crema or their other less expensive model, but now I read this may not be the right move.
What are some good lower priced models to consider? (I realize that even a lower priced model which makes good espressos will probably be over $100.) I'd like to get a machine that is not too large, very dependable, and produces great tasting lattes. (I would be grinding my beans at my house.)
Any suggestions?