Making a Latte using the Expressi

Bought this from Aldi thought I will give it a test run.
Expressi machines have been engineered in Switzerland by experts in this field. Certain features further highlighting this credential:

• Swiss Engineered
• 19-bar High-Pressure Pump
• Programmable cup filling quantity
• Manual water level regulator
• Automatic start/stop mode
• Integrated rinse function
• Super fast heat-up time - only 20 seconds
• Energy saving through automatic switch-off after 5 minutes
• Height-adjustable drip tray
• Spent capsule container for 9 - 10 capsules
• 1 Litre Water Tank
• 2 Year Warranty

Size: 150mm x 378mm x 297mm (WxDxH)
Machine height with lever open: 400mm
Weight: 3.8kg

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Aldi
• Latte
• expressi
• cafe
• Coffee
• Café
• Making
• Tea
• Starbucks

[JonahLike]

Just bought map coffee pods and they fit into the expressi machine, map coffee is great.

[JonahLike]

I also heard that the Expressi machine takes Map coffee pods, if anyone has tried this please let me know.

[JonahLike]

I have not had any problems with capsules, machine does work great, for the coffee it taste very nice. In the video you will notice on left hand side an other coffee machine from Nesspreso, I believe that the machine is better but coffee taste just as good.

[chrisfawkes]

I Prefer to use the cappuccino frother but without the spring for a latte. Makes the milk perfect.

[lumabi25]

I bought these yesterday too. Good little machines for the price. Sometimes I find the coffee maker a bit temperamental (capsules don't pierce or they fall through, machine insists on a clean first before it will make coffee) but otherwise quite happy. I'll get a second pair for work very soon. The coffee is very nice.