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Selecting The Right Cappuccino Maker

You'd love to have your own cappuccino maker but you know you can't afford it. Think again! With so many name brand coffee makers from which to choose, you are bound to find one that fits your particular needs. From Bialetti to Gaggia, the options are endless. Models range from highly portable, to large and restaurant-like. Here are six of the most popular:

Bialetti Mukka Express
Made from attractive polished aluminum, this little machine packs a big punch. It can brew two cups of cappuccino at a time. It can be used with electric, gas, or porcelain stovetops. It is crafted in Italy and retails around $100. It is great for people who don't have a lot of extra space in their kitchens.

Delonghi EC5
This machine is ideal for couples. It can make two cups of cappuccino simultaneously, and has the capacity to store two more cups. Retailing from $35 to $65, it produces a quality espresso without all of the fancy bells and whistles.

Mr. Coffee ECMP50
Mr. Coffee is a name brand you can trust. This model features a thermal block heating system, removable water reservoir, milk frother, and removable drip tray. Amazingly, it is only 9 pounds! It is compact and easily fits on any countertop. It retails between $70 and $90.

Lello 1375 Ariete Cafe Prestige
Made of stainless steel, this is one tough machine. It uses 950 watts and also comes equipped with a cup warmer. The cup warming area has room for 9 cups. It is also compatible with ESE espresso pods. An exceptionally quick water-heating speed makes this machine a winner.

Gaggia 16100 Evolution
This machine features sleek thermo-set plastic housing, 2 stainless-steel filter baskets, coffee tamper, and measuring scoop. It is ready to brew in under 10 minutes. Retailing under $250, it is a great entry-level purchase into the coveted Gaggia coffee machine line.

Jura-Capresso 13421 ENA4
Not only does this machine grind, tamp, and brew - it also cleans in under a minute. It is crafted from stainless steel and utilizes 18 bars of pressure. It retails around $1500. With a power output of 1450 watts, it is tough to beat for the price!

If you are tired of forking over your dollars for mediocre cups of coffee, why not start making it at home? It is easier than you may think. A nice, modern cappuccino maker will take care of all of the dirty work for you! There are hundreds of coffee makers to choose from. Models range in price from $100 into the thousands, so there is something for everyone. It is important to decide on a spending limit before delving into any purchase, however. It can be very tempting to splurge on the most expensive and high-tech coffee machine on the market. Evaluate your own needs. If you are an avid coffee connoisseur, the $3000 model may be the best fit. If you drink the occasional espresso, you might want to settle for something a little more economical.




Is there any way to make a cappuccino or a greek frappe coffee without a cappuccino maker?
I dont have a cappuccino maker but I do have a coffee maker, a tea kettle, a stove.. ok u get the idea. This is a picture and an article ( I basically just want you to look at the picture lol ) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_frappe_coffee

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mr. coffee espresso machine?
my espresso machine managed to "suck up" milk into the main compartment....and I have NO idea how to clean it. This is my machine: http://www.talkaboutcoffee.com/images/Mr._Coffee_Steam_Espresso_And_Cappuccino_Maker_-_Ecm150.jpg The top of the machine is not open.....there are bars of sort crisscrossing the top...making it impossible to put my hand in, or even a scrubber or rag. When I look inside the machine I can see the milk gunk but rinsing it out will not get it out. Please help!!

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difference between expresso, cappuccino, and just coffee?
hi, this might sounds a little silly.. but im used to using our regular drip coffee maker. we have this awesome new expresso/cappuccino maker but im not sure what the difference. i just want a cup of coffee lol. do i use the expresso or the cappuccino part? what are the differences/similarities? thank you!

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