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Nespresso Coffee Machines In contrast to drip coffee makers, Nespresso models are compact and compact. They're black in color and can vary in price and complexity. Some include a milk frother for latte art, and can be linked to the app used by the company to manage recipes and receive descaling alerts. The simplest machines, like our favorite, the Essenza Mini, are simple and affordable but forgo features that can make more complex drinks. Other machines can also make larger drinks, like Gran Lungos. What is an Nespresso machine? Since 1986, Nespresso sells single-serve machines which use capsules to brew coffee drinks and espresso. The brand has an army of loyal fans thanks to the speed, ease, and consistency with which their machines brew up an espresso-like hot drink. These machines are an excellent alternative to making espresso at home with a drip coffee maker or moka pot, which both require a lot of time and attention after each use. A Nespresso machine uses the pressure system to extract the flavor of a pod. It then heats water and makes froths of the milk to make coffee drinks like cappuccinos and lattes. Nespresso offers a variety of coffee and tea blends to fit different moods and tastes such as decaffeinated and flavor choices. Their machines are compact, stylish, and easy to operate and make them a great choice for those who need an easy cup of coffee in the morning or for an afternoon energy boost. The Vertuo line replaced the original Nespresso machines in 2014, which used capsules that were the Original capsules to make espresso shots. The most compact model in the line is the Essenza Mini, which is extremely compact, with a small water tank and a space for used capsules. Its simple operation, with just two buttons one for espresso and another for lungos – makes it simple to master. All Nespresso machines eliminate used capsules after making. This is different from Keurig machines that require you to manually add water each time. These machines can store anywhere from four up to twelve pods that have been used, based on the size of their water reservoirs as well as capsule storage. They are then thrown away into the built-in receptacle each time you open the machine. A few of the most sought-after models can be used with the mobile app from the brand, which lets you customize recipes and reorder capsules at home. We tested this feature on the sleek stainless steel Vertuo Creatista, which also allows you to make hot chocolate and iced drinks using an ice-making chamber that is specifically designed for frothing. The only issue we found with the machine we test was that it didn't support all milk varieties and requires you to purchase an additional frothing wand should you wish to make drinks with whole or 2% almond milk. The Original Line The Original line of pod-only machines include the sleek Citiz and the Essenza Mini. Both machines penetrate the capsule and pump hot water at a high pressure through it, delivering an espresso or a lungo. The original machines utilize 19 bars of pressure which is higher than the 15-18 bar pumps found in the more expensive Vertuo models. The Vertuo machines produce a foam that is richer and more dense than the crema produced by the original machines. The crema isn't just foam but also. As the Spruce states, it can make up up to 25 percent of an espresso's flavor. The Original line also offers pricier Creatista and Lattissima machines that have built-in milk frothers to make lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos with the touch of an button. The Lattissima Line This series of machines is ideal for those who enjoy milky coffee drinks such as lattes and cappuccinos, and need a machine that does everything. It comes with three recipes that can be customized and its 4.2 ounce milk container can be removed and washed in the dishwasher. It's also light and easy to store and transport in small areas. However, some users say it's not as intuitive to use as other Nespresso models. The jug in this machine has lines that indicate the type of beverage you'd like. You can select your beverage while the machine is heating up. It also has a sensor that will automatically stops steaming when the jug has run out and prevents the waste of milk. The Lattissima One is a good value for its price, and it's available in four colors that include black with gray accents, dark gray porcelain white and silky white. It's easy to clean and has a minimalistic aesthetic that won't overwhelm smaller spaces. The machine is also moderately priced, with a retail cost of $385/PS279 It has an automatic drip tray just like the OriginalLine models. This tray catches any loose ground when you pour espresso. It's a nice feature to reduce mess, and also helps prevent overflow that could spoil the flavor of your beverage. The Pro and Gran Lattissima both have a larger water tank than the Lattissima One, allowing them to hold more liquid prior to needing to refill. The two models also have a speedier heating time (as little as 15 seconds for espresso and 25 seconds for a lungo) and also have an improved hot water function to make tea or iced coffee. The only real downside to the Lattissima is the difficulty in changing the consistency and the density of your milk foam. delonghi nespresso machine works with skim or almond milk. Sorry Vegans and those who are not tolerant to dairy. The wand for frothing can be tricky to clean, which is a common complaint among Nespresso owners. Fortunately the Lattissima Pro and Gran Lattissima come with a self-cleaning system that cleans the milky innards after each use of the frothing. The Vertuo Line A Nespresso Vertuo machine makes a small cup of coffee that's ideal for those who enjoy espresso but prefer a short, intense drink. The machine reads the barcode on the outer rim of each capsule to determine the amount of coffee it should make. Nespresso's Vertuo pods are extracted using a unique technology. Vertuo Line has a variety of drinks, including Ristretto, Espresso, Lungo (mini espresso), Americano, and Cappuccino. The machines also integrate with the Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother to make frothy cappuccinos and lattes. Each Vertuo Line machine heats up quickly and is ready to brew in just 30 seconds. They have a smaller reservoir for water than the Original Line and require less maintenance. There are a variety of models to pick from, so you'll be able to find one that matches your home's style and your budget. Vertuo Line machines can also make regular filter coffee unlike the Original Line machines that only can brew Nespresso. They do this via a separate spout at the bottom of the machine. VertuoLine machines are equipped with a new brewing technology that uses centrifusion to gently extract espresso and coffee. This allows the creation of natural crema that protects and enhances the aroma of coffee. The VertuoLine System also features an intelligent recognition feature that can adjust the extraction parameters according to each Grand Cru blend. Each VertuoLine machine comes with a manufacturer's guarantee and a starter pack of Nespresso capsules. The company also offers a subscription service that delivers new Nespresso capsules each month. While there are many different VertuoLine machines to pick from however, the Nespresso VertuoPlus is our choice for best overall machine. It's easy to operate and quick to heat up and comes in a variety of colors. It can make five different sizes of espresso and coffee including a ristretto lungo, espresso and flat white. It also brews a latte macchiato and can be used together with the Aeroccino milk mixer to create a cappuccino or Latte. The only issue with the VertuoPlus is that it takes longer to prepare than other machines, specifically when making an Americano. For instance, if you compare it to Bunn Fastbrew, which brewed 8-ounce Americano in just 42 seconds The Nespresso VertuoPlus required 1 minute and 51 seconds. You can accelerate the process if you choose an automatic mode.