Judo_boy_48
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Anyone know of any good cuppacino machines? I want one that makes a little but more then a cup full but I dont want a whole damn coffee pot sized one. Just wondering if anyone here had any experiences with any.
Cuppacino Machines
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Slammed90Lude
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lmao, cuppacino?
sorry homie, but i hope you weren't searching on google for it spelled like that
sorry homie, but i hope you weren't searching on google for it spelled like that
Judo_boy_48
Senior Member
I have no damn idea how to spell it. I am going to go look in the store and stuff but I just wanted to know if anyone had any good or bad experiences with certian brands.
Battle Pope
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I have no personal experience, but I do think they're a total waste of time.
Slammed90Lude
Senior Member
well this is how i see it- I've only had experience with the super expensive ones though- but in general, the less on the machine that's automatic the better
i'd rather open a valve and steam my own milk and i'd rather load and unload my own grinds
try to find a machine with the most metal in it, and the most manual features IMO
i'd rather open a valve and steam my own milk and i'd rather load and unload my own grinds
try to find a machine with the most metal in it, and the most manual features IMO
search ebay for a GAGGIA CLASSIC.
I own a GAGGIA BABY.
They run anywhere between 200 and 400 bucks. They make a high quality, Espresso stand-like quality, but at home. The internals are a thick aluminum boiler, solenoids, valves, and a 17 bar pump.
The wand shoots out either steam or hot water, and the shots are awesome!!! It is a great home machine. The difference between this machine and a commercial machine is simple. You cannot brew shots and steam milk at the same time, since it is a single head, single boiler system. This adds a couple of minutes to the process, but does not hold up the home production line much.
Enjoy.
BTW, there is one small Gaggia machine that looks to be a pile. You will often see this machine go for less than $120. You are taking your chances on that one.
You might also check out the Starbucks Barista, and the ROCKY grinder.
I own a GAGGIA BABY.
They run anywhere between 200 and 400 bucks. They make a high quality, Espresso stand-like quality, but at home. The internals are a thick aluminum boiler, solenoids, valves, and a 17 bar pump.
The wand shoots out either steam or hot water, and the shots are awesome!!! It is a great home machine. The difference between this machine and a commercial machine is simple. You cannot brew shots and steam milk at the same time, since it is a single head, single boiler system. This adds a couple of minutes to the process, but does not hold up the home production line much.
Enjoy.
BTW, there is one small Gaggia machine that looks to be a pile. You will often see this machine go for less than $120. You are taking your chances on that one.
You might also check out the Starbucks Barista, and the ROCKY grinder.
