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Capresso 302.01 Mini-S 4-Cup Safety Espresso/Cappuccino Machine

Capresso 302.01 Mini-S 4-Cup Safety Espresso/Cappuccino Machine

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Brand: Capresso

List Price: $75.00
Buy New: $59.95
You Save: $15.05 (20%)



Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 123 reviews

Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 12 x 11 x 9

MPN: 302
Model: 302.01
UPC: 794151400085
EAN: 0794151400085
ASIN: B00007B8R6

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Features:
  • Unique dual frother for frothing cappuccinos or steaming for lattes
  • 3-way safety switch; choose between full pressure and maximum steam output
  • 4-cup capacity, dishwasher-safe, glass carafe
  • Includes instruction video and measuring scoop
  • Measures 10 by 7 by 9 inches; 1-year limited warranty

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Capresso Mini-S Espresso and Cappuccino Machine - You can say all you want about espresso makers but, after all the debating, the issue is what you need to invest in order to get yummy espresso or espresso-based beverage. Capresso Mini-S wins the argument - it's affordable, fast, and simple to operate. It's as easy as making a cup of regular coffee but it's tastier, richer, and more robust. This economical Espresso maker uses steam pressure instead of a pump mechanism to create delicious espresso. It's a fast method that's just perfect for a morning wake-up or after-dinner drink. Reliable mechanism for perfect results, over and over Includes easy-to-follow instructional video


Customer Reviews:   Read 5 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Capresso expresso machine   October 29, 2008
Happy in MN
I use my espresso machine 1-2 times daily and save money at the coffee shop. I get my coffee and calcium at the same time. Love IT!!


4 out of 5 stars Could have been a 5 star product...   October 23, 2008
Stephanie Hefner
Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this little espresso maker. I got it about a month ago and use it multiple times a week. It's really quiet, simple to use and clean, and surprisingly sturdy. It's also so tiny and cute!

I've had no issues with the steam wand. I don't use the "froth" setting, however. Instead, I keep it in the "down" position and pull the steam pitcher down so that the steam wand is pulled out a bit. (WARNING - I used to work in a coffee house, so I'm experienced with this. If you attempt this, do it veeeery slowly, otherwise milk will go everywhere.) Also, I highly recommend getting a steam pitcher and a thermometer. No other way to keep from under/over heating your milk.

(Also, a note on milk - for those of you that like creamy froth, the heavier the milk the better. Non-fat milk doesn't make the best foam, nor does it give your lattes that nice, creamy taste/texture. A caloric compromise.)

When I first got this machine, I followed the instructions perfectly. Fill the espresso to the line they recommend, fill the water to the metal band, etc. It made enough espresso for 2 12-16oz lattes for me and my boyfriend. However, I found that when he's not around, making espresso for one is difficult. The instructions don't mention anything about how to do this. Filling the water to the recommended line and using less espresso simply makes weak (gross) espresso. Using less water AND espresso makes burnt espresso. So unfortunately, I'm left with the options of either wasting espresso, or drinking more than I should in one sitting. I've definitely become quite the caffeine addict since purchasing this machine. It'd be nice to be able to make a great tasting single shot. It'd make my espresso supply last longer, as well. If it weren't for this issue, I'd have give 5 stars.



5 out of 5 stars A Very Good Machine for the Price   September 18, 2008
D. Ruscitti (Pittsburgh, PA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This is the first espresso machine I've owned, but I can see no problems with it so far. It works extremely well, makes the espresso quickly, and is fairly easy to clean. The DVD that is included is extremely helpful for people out there who haven't used an espresso maker before. I know someone else with the same machine, and she has had no problems either. If you're looking for a relatively low cost espresso maker, this is the one to pick.


5 out of 5 stars Good machine for the price   September 18, 2008
Kali R. Brothers (Salmon, ID)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I received this espresso machine as a gift. I have been very happy with it over the years, but unfortunatly today it gave up. I think the heating element went out. It gave me three years of good servive. So sad to see it go. I would buy it again.


5 out of 5 stars Great for the Money   September 14, 2008
JJ Cahill (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I purchased this for about 60 bucks 6 months ago, I used it heavily at first. I made approx 1-2 drinks per day for 2 months, but I have tapered off lately, opting for tea. This espresso maker took some tinkering with the grind and roast of the beans, I tamped my grounds slightly as well. After some tinkering this made a decent shot of espresso, however somewhat stale after a lengthy pull (the exact length depending greatly on how I ground my beans and tamped my grounds,my shortest pull was about 30 seconds...what do you expect from an 800 watt machine? The steamer scalds milk along its sides, so it needs lots of attention. I also found that there is little difference between the steaming and frothing function, but you can achieve a dollop or two with practice. I am very happy for 60 bucks, but I will upgrade when I can.



 
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