Saeco Talea Giro Espresso Machine Walk Through
The Talea Giro is a super automatic espresso machine made by Saeco. Kathie and I take a walk through of the machine explaining the various features.
Notable Features:
- Simple controls
- Push dispense button twice for a double shot
- Pannarello steam wand for easy milk frothing
- Adjustable cup tray with plenty of clearance for tall cups
- Removable brew group
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Afterword: This model Saeco Talea Giro is now discontinued with the Saeco Talea Giro Plus taking its place. The only main difference between the two is that the Plus has a Bypass Doser to use with pre-ground coffee. The by pass doser can also be helpful for decaf coffee drinkers.
Popularity: 4% [?]
Breville Programmable Espresso Maker
The corner cafe may be a symbol of coffee culture, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessary to frequent one to get your coffee fix. Any coffee aficionado is familiar with the abundance of options that exist for home brewing the magic elixir. From stovetop configurations to press pot models, if you have a preferred method, rest assured there is a way to brew it at home. For espresso fanatics, this means an espresso machine.
Popularity: 22% [?]
Saeco Xelsis – New Super Automatic Espresso Machine
There’s no doubting the popularity of coffee and, like creating a fine wine, the process of perfecting that ultimate brew can be somewhat complicated. Domestic coffee machines have made the job of getting a café quality coffee at home so much easier, and now Saeco has gone that extra mile by releasing a machine that allows family members to individually tailor coffee to their tastes. The Xelsis automatic coffee machine features six personalized profiles so everyone can customize their own brew at the touch of a button.
Popularity: 69% [?]
Saeco Primea Touch Plus – Latte Macchiato
Making a Latte Macchiato with the Saeco Primea Touch Plus
Popularity: 3% [?]
Bosch Built-in Fully automatic espresso/coffee maker
The Bosch Benvenuto is the beginning of an entirely new home-coffee experience, one usually reserved for Italian cafés. You select the coarseness of your grind and the size of your coffee, from a small espresso to an extra-large coffee. The Benvenuto’s AROMASWIRL™ system goes into action, extracting all the flavor from each bean for the richest-tasting coffee. All this performance comes in a completely integrated unit with handsome steel and black accents-certain .
Popularity: 3% [?]
A Home Espresso Machine Can Save You Over $1200 a Year
The numbers are simple and true, the yearly cost of one coffee per day costs as much as a Super Automatic Espresso machine. Today it is all about saving money, cutting back on expenses and trying to enjoy a few pleasures in life. Now, if you have a household of two people, double those expenses for a realistic view of how much money you are spending on your daily dose. And, if you are like me and you indulge in more than one coffee beverage per day the costs are to high to admit. So, let’s be realistic about true costs and true savings and learn what your options are when it comes to brewing your own.
Popularity: 6% [?]
Review: Jura Impressa C9
Gail shows us the bells and whistles on the Jura Impressa C9 one-touch superautomatic espresso machine.
Popularity: 5% [?]
