Review Nespresso Gran Lattissima Espresso Machine by DeLonghi EN650W

Convenience is the saving grace of this expensive, one-touch espresso machine. While it will never come close to rivaling a Barista made espresso drink, it will make espresso quickly with no muss or fuss.
The milk/froth comes out at about 145-150 degrees Fahrenheit and the Espresso is about 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
Some of my favorite pods... I prefer dark roast, full-bodied coffee.
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