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I was craving for an affogato for months, they're surprisingly hard to find. I saw a great deal on this Nespresso with a 20% coupon and not regretting my decision yet (had it for 3 weeks). Now my affogato cravings can be attended to in 2 minutes! Pros: - Compact, doesn't take much counter room - Clean, modern design - Easy to operate & clean - Quick brew - Good coffee (is it "Italy quality"? I don't think so, but for the price - it's as good as it gets) Cons: - Just the reliance on nespresso capsules. It's convenient, but also limiting. So also kind of an advantage, depending on your POV.
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I had been looking for a "capsule" espresso maker for a while and based on my research, Nespresso is the one of the only companies to produce such machines. After reading some reviews on their different models, I decided to do some shopping and cop one for myself. Inissia is their cheaper model, but it has all the functions I needed. It has a water tank on the back so you won't have to refill it after ever use, and it has two different settings one for a shot and one that fills about 1/3 of normal coffee mug. The cup holder is also removable, so tall travel mugs will fit. The machine itself is super small and easy to clean, my only complaint is with how loud it is, but I've gotten used to it.
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I was a barista for over five years (back when there was nothing automated about Starbucks) and tend to be somewhat wary of smaller espresso machines, but when I was visiting a friend back in New York and tried hers, I was amazed. She inherited the machine after her daughter graduated college and had no idea how it worked. It only took about 30 seconds for me to figure it out, without directions (OK give me five minutes and I can figure out any espresso machine, it's a gift). Let's just say as soon as I got home I bought one. I am very particular about my espresso—I don't drink brewed coffee—and this was as close to perfect as you can get. The disposable pods sort of bother me, environmentally—I started refilling them—but the taste of the espresso also depends on the kind of coffee you buy. Some of them taste very bland and watery, especially when you are buying non-Nespresso brands. I recommend the ristretto. I still use my DeLonghi machine, but this little number is great when you're in a hurry.Read full review
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This is my second nespresso machine, I have had a pixie in my home for about four years. Then I discovered The inissia and bought it for my boat. They make the best and easiest shot to make a variety of drinks. Pull a shot over ice for instant intense ice coffee. Love it..
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I love this nespresso machine! Disappointing point is that there is not welcome nespresso pods to try (which I was thinking was inside the box). Beside that, great home espresso!
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