☕ Mr. Coffee ECM150 - Espresso and Cappuccino Coffee Maker Review

I bought this while on holiday in Italy. This works very well. Do you want a good cappuccino? Then buy the best ingredients. I suggest organic. If you buy something organic, make it dairy. Non-organic dairy products are toxic. If that doesn't work well for you, it probably does!

This Mr. Coffee espresso maker lasted until December 2017 and then just stopped working. I use Mr. Coffee and it happens every time. Eventually I gave in and bought a Hamilton Beach coffee maker, one cup at a time. So far so good, but we'll see.

After a bit of haggling to find a good espresso machine, all the machines look and work pretty much the same, making this $30 machine a great buy. I was skeptical about the quality, but it's actually very well designed and easy to use. Pros: - Good design (foam tube is tall so almost anything can be used to froth milk) - Steam pressure is great, you can froth a whole jug of milk with little effort - Well thought out instructions - As good as machines, 5 times more expensive Cons: - No tamper…

As a coffee lover who has only recently discovered the joy of a good latte, I decided that for the price this product couldn't be a bad investment. decanter, and the frothing tube is tall enough to fit a small pitcher underneath. (Note: Pitcher NOT included.) The espresso came out fine and the machine had enough steam for at least 18 ounces of milk, making 6 ounces at a time. The product has a solid construction and I expect lots of latte cup enjoyment from it. And the last remark: it cannot be

After reading all the negative reviews about cheaper espresso machines I decided to check if they really are that bad. The answer is it isn't. Basically, the fault is that people break machines, which is very common with devices, or people just don't use them properly. However, this vehicle is excellent value for money, built like a tank and very reliable. The water heats up properly and is hot enough to always leave a layer of foam. The machine is also very quiet compared to others. But most…

I totally agree with the great value and great value reviews. I've spent 40 years searching for the perfect coffee maker, ranging from $5 to $1,000 (Super Automatic). I've tried every way I can think of to make coffee. I used to use the same electric moka, but more primitive. There were a lot of issues with vaping and I moved on. Recently my wife suggested it might have been my fault (especially now that I know I prefer mocha espresso) so I bought this one. Of course I now know how to brew…

My Francis! Francis! The X1 sank so after 6 years of flawless service I sent it in for repair. It was a good, almost excellent car. To calm myself, I decided to grab the cheapest home espresso machine. Voila - Mister Coffee delivers. While it makes something like espresso, it's actually not a very good espresso. In fact, it's a really terrible espresso. But it works and I have something that does the job. The espresso is bitter, no special controls required, and all the reviews I've read here…

Wow! I would not have expected such good espresso, foam and steamed milk from a cheap machine. For five years I used a Saeco Automatic Vienna (expensive) espresso machine at home every day and bought lattes on the go. But when I agreed to babysit my 3 grandchildren (under 6) out of state for 2 weeks while their parents went to Hawaii, I knew I wouldn't have much of a chance buying my daily dose. So my sister-in-law bought me this Mr. Coffee Steam Espresso for me while I was at their house. I'm…