Review on Rommelsbacher EKS 1510 coffee maker, stainless steel by Ewa Plaskota ᠌

I paid 13,700 for this car at a discount in exchange for a dacha that said, "I don't care, as long as I cook." The Germans may appear cool, but when I started using it, I was utterly let down. I just realized it's 20,000. I'm absolutely stunned; these funds are not worth it. acquired advantages: Because of the extremely high pressure, the pump can handle both very finely ground coffee and highly dense coffee "tablets." Another plus was the 1.5 liter tank. Cons: The primary drawback is the temperature drop; the outlet's temperature is 73 degrees, which makes the coffee sourer. Inserts for a horn weigh 5 grams for one cup, 2 cups weigh 7-8 grams, which is not enough; I would still need 1 cup to weigh 7-10 grams, 2 cups weigh 10-14 grams. Given the temperature loss, it is incredibly unclear in this situation what the purpose of a 5 gram insert is. While the automobile is large, couldn't it have been put in a different location because getting the water tank is not at all convenient. The kit's accompanying tamper spoon is, first and foremost, inconvenient, and secondly, the tamper is already adequate for the job by a millimeter and a half. In general, how did it happen? Rutting is the process of wetting the coffee; at this moment, the machine is not dispensing any water. When the liners contain a lot of water, they subsequently "flow."