Crew Review: Capresso 4 Cup Espresso/Cappuccino Machine

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Uploaded by on May 12, 2010

This steam-powered machine produces coffee not unlike that from a stovetop/moka espresso maker. More of a rich, strong cup of coffee than a traditional espresso extraction, this machine also has powerful steaming functionality, making it a great choice for cafe con leche/cafe au lait lovers out there. Watch Gail take us through its paces.

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  • does this do cappachino? and what kind of expresso does it do? ?? info really appreaciated

  • @jayroxie As we mention in the video, it's more akin to stove top espresso because it is steam driven. - Kat

  • hi im thinking about buying this for a gift is this worth the price for a beginner? thanks

  • @jayroxie It's an easy to use machine that produces a specific type of coffee, not traditional espresso. If you are looking specifically for espresso, then I would choose another model that is pump vs. steam driven - Kat

  • Hello! Great video. Just wanted to ask... When u depresurize the machine, do u turn if off first before letting steam out in an empty cup or do u leave the machine on? Thnx!

  • @hapi2009 Turn it off, otherwise it will keep heating/creating steam - Kat

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  • I just got a steam machine like this and found that taking the rubber piece off the steam wand produces better results. It allows for smaller bubbles, and let's you steam (not froth) the milk better.

  • man those feet were scary looking!...lol hehe great video.

  • @jtashland1 It's a 20 oz steaming pitcher from Update; we have them on our site but you could probably pick one up locally, too. Since this one has a lot of steam, you could probably get even an even bigger size, but 20 oz. usually works for most folks who are making one to two drinks at a time. Let me know if you need anything else! - Kat

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