Friday, April 13, 2012

Some Ways To Choose A Good Coffee Or Espresso Maker

By Mariah Mieler


Cannot start your day with out stopping into your neighborhood coffee shop for the daily cappuccino fix? I too will need my daily cappuccino to kick start me into gear for the day. Espresso drinks are a tasty method to get your day started!

And you're not alone - millions of Americans are willing to plunk down $4 plus to have their every day fix of creamy sweet caffeine deliciousness.

If you enjoy your cappuccino or lattes that much, like I do, then there's a far better approach to start off your day, and that is by making your very own coffee drinks -- at house with your own coffee maker.

Wouldn't it be awesome to wake up in the morning, walk into your kitchen, press a couple of buttons, and in just a few minutes be savoring a fresh, hot, foamy latte or cappuccino, that cost you mere pennies?

Unless maybe you appreciate standing in line waiting to set your order, and then waiting some more while your drink is ready and served in a paper cup. That is not the way the Italians do it by the way.

As you might already know, a great cappuccino begins with a great shot of espresso, and brewing a superb shot of espresso has never been less complicated. One of the really best built, most dependable and appealing machines that you can come across nowadays is made in Milan Italy, and could be the Gaggia espresso machine.

Cappuccinos come from Italy, so why wouldn't the best espresso cappuccino maker come from Italy too? When you enjoy your own home brewed espresso drinks you might really think you're in a cafe bar in Italy.

Should you really like coffee like I do then you'll be able to surely splurge a little bit on an excellent coffee machine. And it's not so much a splurge, simply because you will be saving a ton of money when you can brew your personal lattes and cappuccinos at house. You might even save enough money which you can pay for a trip to where espresso drinks originated - Italy. Have fun!




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