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same for nespresso cups, it literally only has downsides. stale coffee, dead foam, waste of the cup, but even more insane if you think of all the shipping and p
by hhthrowaway1230 3y ago
same for nespresso cups, it literally only has downsides. stale coffee, dead foam, waste of the cup, but even more insane if you think of all the shipping and production that needs to be done. They dont even get to the proper extraction temperature/pressure.
i bought a sage barista express and its literally the best thing i've bought in the last 4 years. Making a good cup of coffee takes around 3/4 minutes if you take the milk foaming into account. Shorter if you do espresssos. Takes a bit of practice though, < 2 weeks .
- miguelazo 3y agoI googled sage barista express and was like, "that looks like a Breville." Turns out it's the same thing. Yes, they're excellent machines and last a very long time. Don't actually require that much time, but they require the cleanup that causes issues in office settings. PS: Nespresso capsules taste infinitely better than most K-cups and are at least completely recyclable-- the vendor even provides the prepaid shipping bag for them.