I can’t remember the last time I made some s’mores, but odds are, they weren’t perfect. If you are a S’more connoisseur, then check out the S’more to Love S’More Maker, which will produce perfect S’mores each and every time!
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Piamo Microwave Espresso Maker
It usually takes more than 30 seconds to brew an espresso, but the Piamo will allow anyone to make a good espresso in about 30 seconds. The device consists of a cup, water chamber, filter inlay and filter cap.
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Peel: Coffee Maker from the Future
This new coffee maker looks like it came straight out of the future to pour some hot java in your cup. The effect is supposed to mimic a “rich waterfall of coffee.” I’m not too sure about that, but it does look pretty unusual.
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Why You Should Be Getting Your Caffeine Fix at Home
One of the main reasons why we completely stopped buying coffees at coffee shops is basic economics. Buying a cup/mug or two a day adds up to a lot of money over a year. In fact, you’d probably be surprised to learn that the Starbucks coffee you love so much could end up costing you as much as a very expensive Italian espresso machine…even one with a touchscreen interface!
Swiss-Made Jura Capresso Coffee & Espresso Machines
There’s something beautiful about a nicely designed and well-put together coffee machine. These types of appliances can last you for years, so it’s good to choose one that will perform effectively over time. Since we’re already armed with a French press and a vacuum coffee maker, we have a weakness for espresso machines. Jura Capresso makes quite a few different machines, that will please many coffee addicts.
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Futuristic Espresso Machines: Perfect For the Java Junkie
Getting a nice coffee maker or espresso machine for your pad allows you to satisfy your overwhelming need for coffee in all its forms, especially when you work from home. Like many, we love a hot cup of java, and getting the right machine has always been somewhat complicated, thanks to the plethora of rigs available. We find that a simple cup of coffee is easy to make with minimal gear, but putting together a great cup of espresso is harder.
