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The older generic ones are regularly around 35-50 cents per capsule, even at normal Amazon prices. I guess this deal is pretty good since it's branded…
The older generic ones are regularly around 35-50 cents per capsule, even at normal Amazon prices. I guess this deal is pretty good since it's branded…
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It comes down to spinning and infusing coffee grounds with water instead of extracting them with pressure like all other espresso machines do.
https://www.tastingtabl
It comes down to spinning and infusing coffee grounds with water instead of extracting them with pressure like all other espresso machines do.
https://www.tastingtabl
googling says "Infusion is extraction accomplished at any temperature below boiling. "
googling says "Infusion is extraction accomplished at any temperature below boiling. "
It's whatever your preference is but spinning tiny infused cups of coffee doesn't make it espresso, that's all.
The difference is the "Vertuo coffee" machine category vs. all the other "espresso" machines listed on Nespresso's own web site. They're very careful and the only "espresso" reference for Virtuo you'll see is under two smaller coffee "cup sizes" it can serve. It apparently works for its target audience to extract more cash from.
While there are many varieties of machines and what not, (tassimo, for example) and various "espresso" cartridge machines (lavazza, etc), the two I mentioned are kinda the defacto standard when it comes to pod availability and pricing.
There are certain ones which can produce a slightly better product, but is not available in mass market.
Those two machines are also not coded with barcodes and the like, and so you can use your own self filling pods if you wish.
While there are many varieties of machines and what not, (tassimo, for example) and various "espresso" cartridge machines (lavazza, etc), the two I mentioned are kinda the defacto standard when it comes to pod availability and pricing.
There are certain ones which can produce a slightly better product, but is not available in mass market.
Those two machines are also not coded with barcodes and the like, and so you can use your own self filling pods if you wish.
Coffee from an espresso maker is basically an americano. (espresso+hot water).
If you like espresso's, I still highly recommend the original style nespresso machine.. (I have one made by breville and the other by delonghi. I like the Inissia by delonghi much better. They are very similar but the mechanism and flavor for the same pods taste to me just a little better in the Inissia.
They do not make a lungo well, as the capsules are smaller. I find them good for standard shots though some people get real picky and think their only good for shorts.
I actually keep this exact combination at work and at my home office. It lets the machines handle what they are best suited for.
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googling says "Infusion is extraction accomplished at any temperature below boiling. "
One exposes the grinds to hot water only, then spins it using centrifuge to pull the hot water through, similar to the spin cycle in a washing machine.
Id like to think my tax dollars are funding some space station espresso research, but I don't believe that to be the case.
It creates an espresso like product, but not an espresso. Just like an aeropress.
All good coffee products, but all a little different. I am not snobbish enough to care about the differences but boy do those pods add up.
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