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Question: Does it make regular coffee as well?
Document: I also has a bypass doser (s do the others) that allows you to use coffee other than what you have in your bean dispenser (for example, you make a cup of decaf when you normally drink regular).Also to note -- I got an amazing sale on this machine - $600. Since making the purchase I've noted that it goes on sale often, and every few months you can find it for up to half off.
My first Delonghi, which I still own, has survived very well after traveling 10s of thousands of miles around the world in my workbox. I bought it in England while traveling with a show for 2 1/2 years. It never missed a beat, was easy to set up and get a good coffee and more than paid for itself several times! THAT is why I just got another Delonghi, they are very reliable, make a great espresso shot, and are terribly consistent.
I have found great beans that feed well into the grinder and have had zero problems other than the bean issue. The machine works like a champ and we use it for approx 6-8 cups of coffee every day.
I've been using lavazza which is well priced via amazon. Illy is fantastic but very $$$ and frankly I don't notice the difference. Anyways after 5 months I'm still really digging this machine.Lavazza Super Crema Espresso Whole Bean Coffee, 2.2-Pound Bag
I've been dying to get an espresso maker for a long time, and was weighing the pros and cons of getting a regular one vs a super auto. A regular one requires more setup / clean-up time, can take a lot of practice to get right, and is not necessarily less expensive once you add in things like a nice grinder.
Within a half hour you will be churning out really nice drinks. The frother works well with 1% milk. Consider grabbing this:Krups XS5020 20-Ounce Stainless-Steel Milk Frothing Pitcher. It works nicely in concert. After running perhaps 3-4 cups through the 23210, the quality of the coffee levels off and is excellent (dont panic - the first cup might be weak or bitter as the beans cycle through).
One thing about this machine is that it makes great coffee. Great design that will fit most kitchen areas. Just decalcified the machine for the first time, also my first and it took about 40 min.. The directions in the manual were slightly different than how the machine prompted me but I followed the machines direction and all went well. I highly recommend this type of coffee maker, because of verity of coffee making choices, ease of use, and of course taste.
I can now confirm that this does in fact make coffee (and of course espresso). I just push the double cup button and get about half of a huge coffee mug full of coffee.
Not having this really does not bother me though, because it only takes a minute to heat.Also, you can make coffee with coffee grounds rather than beans. I tried this, but with little success. The coffee turned out thin and weak.
It came with protective sticky plastic, no scratch, no fingerprint.Not much time to make a cup of cappuccino.There is one big problem of this product. I am drinking too much coffee. It's just taste so great and too easy to make one.
Answer: Depends what you consider "regular" coffee I guess. You.can use any type of bean (not just espresso), and you can control the amount of coffee that is used per shot as well as how much water you use per cup. So you can really make the taste any way you want it. Personally, I use espresso beans and do two extra long shots (about 120 MLs or 4 oz) and it gives me a full cup of what I consider "coffee". It's Americano style, I'd say it tastes similar to a Starbucks bold drip coffee. Hope that helps. I've had it about two years and It's a great little machine.