Coffee Bean to Cup Machine? Don't Buy One Until You Read This

Coffee bean to cup machine are commonly known as automatic coffee makers. At the touch of a single button they can go all the way from whole beans to an unforgettable cappuccino, latte, macchiato or caffe latte - just place the cup under the nozzle, decide, select your drink style, stand back and you're done. And that's not mentioning that fabulous aroma!

If you're new to the idea that café' quality coffee can be yours then here's a few pointers.

• The parts of the machine that contact coffee, milk or water must be made of stainless steel or similar for easy cleaning and good hygiene.
• It should be able to maintain the heated water at an ideal 204 degrees F during extraction.
• Easy selection between espresso, steam, and hot water for hygiene and safety
• A switch should give you manual or automatic control of the espresso-making process.
• Should have a hygienic stainless-steel steam wand that produces continuous dry steam for barista-style milk and froth.
• The wand must also dispense hot water on demand for tea and other hot beverages.
• Choose a machine with good height clearance for the cup. 4.5 inches/11.5 cm is a good size for large cups and travel mugs.
• Choose a water tank capacity that suits your requirements. If you have a 75-ounce water tank that produces 50 single shots of espresso before refilling, the water might be less tasty at cup 48 if you're the only one drinking it.
• Check that various tanks are easily accessible. If you can reach it from both the front and the rear of the unit it will be more flexible about where you locate it in your kitchen.
• Makers like to add extra features, such as Breville's unique dual-wall crema technology, which produces a back pressure inside the head that, together with the Triple-Prime pump, extracts more flavor and texture from the coffee. Pay attention to the features and choose ones that suit your needs.
• Other useful features include an auto-purge function, or a cup-warming tray, or a large drip tray with "full" indicator.
• Look for cord storage, and an accessory storage compartment.
• Typical loose accessories include a tamping tool/measuring spoon, a cleaning tool, and a stainless-steel frothing pitcher.
• Compact, kitchen or restaurant? Don't be caught up in the excitement, think about your realistic needs, and lastly look for at least a one-year warranty.

With the aroma of coffee still be listed as the most popular smell ever, you might realistically conclude that humans have coffee in the blood. I'm not sure if I'd disagree with you. A cup of morning coffee adds something to my day that makes me feel rich, decadent and powerful, like a roman emperor. That, my friend, is priceless.

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