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The Gaggia Brera is a compact super-automatic espresso and coffee machine that is capable of making anything from espresso to cappuccino. The Pannarello wand allows you to steam and foam your milk until it is smooth and velvety, great for topping off lattes or for making hot cocoa. At just 12.4" with a front loading dreg drawer and water reservoir, the Gaggia Brera can easily slide under your kitchen cabinets and leave plenty of counter space to spare.
Programmable Brewing
Stainless Steel Front Panel
Intuitive Operation
According to CCC, this is one of the lowest prices.
Shipping is free.
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If that Ninja can make espresso, you should try that, and then go get a shot of espresso from a coffee shop, and decide if you care about the difference. Most espresso enjoyers tend to prefer the fresher, traditionally made shots over what the pod method has to offer, although some people don't care, and that's totally fine.
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Hm, how much better is this than the Ninja CFP301 DualBrew Pro System I just purchased?
Agreed. I had one of these and had to return it within 3 months - kept having issues.
Ive had my breville 870xl since 2015 and it works great still. Ever year i have to take the rubber seal out where the portafilter snaps to seal and clean it to restore the pressure. Pretty low maintenance imho.
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That said, I would like to have a breville semi auto.
I guess it comes down to maintenance. I've had my DeLonghi Super Automatic for 9 years now and it still works like new and prior to that I had a Saeco for 13 years. Descale and clean them regularly and they will go quite a while.
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If that Ninja can make espresso, you should try that, and then go get a shot of espresso from a coffee shop, and decide if you care about the difference. Most espresso enjoyers tend to prefer the fresher, traditionally made shots over what the pod method has to offer, although some people don't care, and that's totally fine.