Espresso Machines
DeLonghi 34-oz. Espresso Machine, Black & Stainless Steel
Retail: $140 (29% off!)
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Simple and compact, sleek and durable, this 15-bar Espresso Machine from DeLonghi will look great on your counter while being superbly functional. Compatable with both loose grounds and E.S.E.
Krups 32-oz. XP 4050 Espresso Machine, Black and Stainless Steel
Retail: $400 (38% off!)
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The XP4050 programmable espresso maker offers a 1200-watt, 15 bar pump machine that brews cafe quality espresso. It features easy push-button programming to customize size and strength of espresso and control steam and hot water functions.
La Pavoni Europiccola Espresso Machine, Citrus
From la Pavoni, this Special Edition, lever-pull espresso machine is right out of an Italian coffee house. In Citrus Orange, the espresso maker has a 20-ounce boiler capacity and makes eight 2-ounce cups of espresso - make one or two cups at a time.
La Pavoni Europiccola Espresso Machine, Rally Red
In Rally Red, this Special Edition, lever-pull espresso machine is right out of an Italian coffee house. From the maker la Pavoni, the espresso maker has a 20-ounce boiler capacity and makes eight 2-ounce cups of espresso - make one or two cups at a time.
Gaggia: Gaggia Espresso Machines: Semi-Automatic
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Gaggia: Gaggia Espresso Machines: Semi-Automatic: Gaggia: Gaggia Espresso Machines: Achille Gaggia, founder of the modern espresso machine, started the company in Italy in 1948. To this day, Gaggia is a name that is synonymous with quality and style.
Gaggia 28-oz. Manual Espresso Machine
Retail: $1,299 (38% off!)
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Beauty and function, old and new collide in this modern lever machine. Lower the lever to brew the perfect cup of coffee, then froth like a skilled barista with Achille's Turbo frothing wand. This lever operated stainless steel espresso machine is simply elegant.