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Handpresso New to CoffeeRocket.com!

Friday, February 19th, 2010

handpressoOnce we tried the Handpresso Wild for ourselves, we knew immediately that this was something we wanted to offer to our loyal espresso drinking customers. Even more so, this product is targeted at people who are always on the go! (Who isn’t these days?) The Handpresso Wild is a small portable espresso maker that makes the most delicious shot. With this one, you can use any regular sized E.S.E pod. You know what we decided as our favorite? The Illy MonoDose E.S.E Pods in the Dark Roast. Actually, this item is on sale for another couple days. What luck!

dopepodHandpresso also has another version, the Handpresso Domepod which takes ground espresso. The Domepod and Wild both are equipped with 16-bar pressure valves, so you know this is not some rinky-dinky espresso maker. It’s like taking your intense home-bound espresso maker anywhere you want! For the Handpresso Domepod we couldn’t help ourselves. Everything tastes great in there, but we are diehard Segafredo Espresso and Lavazza Espresso drinkers, so we brewed our fair share of shots using those grinds. I believe for the Segafredo Espresso we went with the Segafredo Intermezzo and the Lavazza Espresso… well, we stuck with our Lavazza Super Crema. The crema created by the Handpresso is awesome. This was an all around winner in our books. Try it. You won’t regret this purchase. Enjoy!

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Saeco Etienne Louis Espresso Coffee Machine

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Saeco Etienne Louis Espresso Coffee MachineWhat seems to be yet another “conceptual” espresso maker has definitely made the wish list of many over the past two years that it has been leaked onto sites such as “www.appliancist.com, iwishihadthis.com & kaboodle.com” as well as many others. Though the one site with no information on this futuristic weapon-ish looking espresso maker is Saeco. Rumor has it, the price for this espresso maker runs somewhere around $2,000. But, that’s assuming you can actually find it. Will update when more information leaks, because let’s face it, this would be a perfect gift for the person in our lives who loves both sci-fi and coffee. Some familiar products you may want to try in this espresso maker, granted you’re able to get your hands on one, would be the popular Lavazza Espresso line, especially the Lavazza Super Crema Espresso. If Lavazza isn’t your favorite, despite being the #1 selling espresso in Italy, possibly a nice Segafredo Casa, or Illy whole bean espresso would be more to your liking.

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Nespresso Single Cup Espresso Machines Added To CoffeeRocket.com

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

CitizRedSingleLARGEsmallGet ready espresso lovers. These beautifully modern, sleek, and easy-to-use espresso machines by Nespresso are now on CoffeeRocket.com at the lowest prices. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again—there aren’t better prices around. Each machine has its own appeal and though there are slight differences in functions, each individual model has an option of being sold as a set accompanied by an aeroccino for milk frothing. So you can take your single cup espresso and turn it into any espresso based drink you want. Even if you are not in the market for a new machine, these are a must-see because they look so fantastic. If Le Cube takes up a bit tooCUBE Gray much counter space for you, the Citiz line is a perfect choice, measuring only 5 inches in width. The C100s look like adorable little birdhouses, while the Concept D290 somewhat resembles the Tassimo T-45. No matter what you decide, you will walk away pleased after ordering/using these stylish and amazing-espresso-producing machines. Seriously, the best crema in town from a home espresso maker is coming from these Nespresso Espresso Makers.

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Krazy for Krups!

Monday, October 19th, 2009

krupslogoCoffeeRocket.com has recently expanded their already large selection of coffee makers to include the entire line of Krups automatic drip coffee makers, grinders, espresso machines, and kettles. And guess what? Everything is at discount prices like usual. Be sure to check it all out as the site is constantly updating their inventory to stay ahead in the coffee e-commerce market.

Kettles and Automatic Drip Makers start at $59.99 saving you an average of $12.00 in comparison to other distributors.

Grinders start at $19.99. If you’re a serious bean grinder, this is the name brand to trust and the price is lower than what you would find at the local retailers.

Professional full-sized espresso makers start around $200. But just think, even though it’s 200 bucks, you spend more than that in half a year on specialty espresso drinks from Starbucks. Treat yourself right and impress all your friends by being a legit barista in your own kitchen. Your dinner parties will be fantastically improved by adding such a high class element to the end of the meal. Don’t forget to send an invite this way!

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