Essenza Mini

I have a Breville Essenza Mini that uses the old Nespresso capsules. It’s small, simple, easy to use, and fast. It sits alongside my pourover setup. For a quick cup of coffee with milk (which I don’t drink), I think it’s fine. Plus, I’ve learned through trial and error that I can get an acceptable s

Thanks so much for the reply. I've been trying for years to replicate the fragrance and taste of the coffee my mother used to make. She used a stovetop Corningware percolator. I've tried every kind of machine, and currently have a Breville Essenza Mini bought used, Keurig K-Supreme Plus hand-me-down

https://www.nespresso.com/shared_res/manuals/essenza-mini/2017/UM_NESPRESSO_ESSENZA_MINI_BREVILLE_PROD_WEB_2017_02_20.pdf Same as any espresso machine! There’s a boiler and a pump for heating the water and creating pressure, just much smaller scale. You’re right that the pods are much smaller though, supposed

I instantly thought of the Delonghi Dedica also, it is a very decent entry machine. Aldi has them once in a while for $169 I think it was last time I seen it there. Or for a pod coffe machine a Breville Nespresso Essenza mini is a good start for around $200. Check out The Good Guys, JB Hi-Fi or even

Essenza Mini. Madali mag airlock yung Inissia. Also it looks ugly lol. If you have the budget, go for the Pixie. It has an upgraded thermoblock and well designed. All Nespresso machines arent made in China though. Yes the Pixie with the new design is made in Switzerland. But all are made in Europe.