Barista Express

And most of them are either bad coffee, crammed full of sugar, or both. Actually good coffee shops are getting hard to find. Edit: anyone that wants decent coffee at home the breville barista express is a good entry into espresso drinks. Can be had on sale for around $500. Mine is going on 6 years n

Breville Barista Express - Had it for 8 years now and use it daily, don’t even consider anything else lock this thread now have a good life xo.

Eh, we've had a Breville Barista Express for years and no issues with it. We've even lugged it back and forth for family events and parties with no issues.

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If you're into doing it all yourself but dont have crazy money to fork out over 500 on a grinder as well than I highly recommend the breville/sage (depending where you are) barista express! Has a built in adjustable grinder that works pretty well. Been using it for 5 years and it was my starting beg

I’ve had my Breville Barista Express since 2010, and it has had no skipped a beat. Used every day.

From experience what I can say is that the old school way of making espresso is still the best way. You might find devices that make it easier but in my opinion nothing replaces a good burr grinder and a consistent machine. So I would just research and see what fits you better. I found my Breville b

It depends how deep you want to get into it - if you want a big step up but don't consider yourself getting really into the details, Breville Barista Express is a good value all in one with grinder on top. Another Breville option could be Breville Bambino which doesn't have a grinder but is cheaper,

I've got the Breville Barista Express machine, have had no issues, makes good coffee, haven't used any other machine, so cant really give a comparison. But is definitely better than a coffee pod machine, night and day.

Yeah, many folk value appliances incorrectly. Take R&D costs out of the picture, an appliance is the sum of the: labour cost of manufacturing cost of materials logistics to market ( including markups) Most appliances these days have a very low labour cost component. Shifting manufacturing to cheap l