There are so many different kinds of coffee machines on the market right now, especially if you consider espresso machines as well. Sure, a French press is great to make your own espresso, but sometimes you want something quicker and more convenient. That's why we decided to put together our favorite coffee and espresso machines of 2009. Read on to find out our favorites for this year.
Row 1:
1 Twist: Espresso To-Go
2 Nespresso CitiZ Espresso Machine
3 Breville's Programmable Espresso Maker With Burr Action
4 Dolce Gusto: Beautifully Designed One Cup Coffee Machine
5 Bosh Tassimo: The Multipurpose Coffee Maker
Row 2:
6 Hourglass Coffee Maker: Doesn't Use Power And Brews The Best Coffee
7 Coffee and Tea Maker By Naoto Fukasawa
8 Philips Senseo Quadrante Coffee Maker
9 Kamil Kurva Kavovar Coffee Machine: From The Enterprise to Your Kitchen
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Comments (3)
Oh man!! No love for the stovetop espresso maker?? That's definitely my favorite...cheap, easy, and tasty :)
Uhh...now I'm really curious about how one could possibly make espresso with a French press. I mean, technically, you could brew a pot of espresso roast coffee with a French press (which would just be coffee, not espresso), but I'm pretty sure you can't make actual espresso with a French press...and not really sure why anyone would think you could.
Is there a machine that just steams the milk? That way i could use the stove top espresso and froth the milk for a cappuccino....