Review on Nespresso Inissia Red Espresso Maker: Discontinued Model Offers Authentic Espresso Experience by Agata Koscikiewicz ᠌

This coffee maker is fantastic. I purchased it for the dacha; at home, I use U Pure and UMat. The fact that she needs to be thrown out personally rather than throwing the pills away is a significant positive. I enjoy 500 ml coffee smoothies, and you may make this in two servings rather than one. The capsules themselves in U Pure / UMat are tossed into the compartment with them, and you can only cook there once. Although the capsules are pricey and the coffee itself is wonderful, if you only drink 3-5 cups each week, don't want to mix complicated drinks, and prefer simplicity, the price to quality ratio is perfect. There are other drawbacks to a high-quality coffee maker: you must wash it, have it serviced once a year, it is large and noisy, and you must grind your own coffee (or pay extra for this function). I did the math, and it turns out that even after using Nespresso for a while, a pricey coffee maker will still be more expensive. Also unoriginal and tasty are capsules.