Coffee that Kicks

While I could see this wasn’t the healthiest way to start the day, when in Rome… And it was Good. As a breakfast, it packed a kick to shame a mule. Problem was, when I left Spain, I also left that café culture behind. The highlight of my day had disappeared.

OK, so Starbucks is OK if you like sampling different caffeinated concoctions, but the price is prohibitive to someone who drinks as much coffee as I do. There was only one solution. I would have to wave farewell to the social aspect of drinking and buy a coffee machine. An understanding friend suggested the Capresso Espresso machine, so I tried one out and was sold in an instant.

Taking the Espresso Machine for a Spin

Have you ever checked out the new and innovative Capresso espresso machine? I love these babies. All routine coffee drinkers should take one for a spin. With a contemporary Capresso Espresso machine I can enjoy all the lattes on offer at Starbucks whenever I like barring a power cut. I don't even have to hand grind the beans or pack the espresso in some obscure device. As I love the ritual of grinding beans I have no aversion to either of these tasks, but when the urge for coffee is upon you, The Capresso is hard to resist. As long as I make sure my Capresso Expresso machine is always cocked and ready to fire, I can get my coffee with minimum fuss in minimum time. These fine appliances have a built-in water tank and bean grinder so you don’t have to do anything except press a button for a shot of fine espresso. Make the shot as dark or mild as you please.

Coffee Empties your Coffers

If you are yet to be convinced by the efficacy of the Capresso Espresso machine, then I suggest you re-evaluate your situation. First of all, how often do you buy a latte or the like from your local java house? Even if it's once a day, you're already dropping 20-25 dollars a week. And this is just on yourself. That’s a lot to fork out for the privilege of drinking coffee in a franchise bar out of a plastic cup. Imagine what you are spending each year. Buying a Capresso Expresso machine will pay off in no time at all. Not to mention, you decide when you want your beverage and what to drink it out of.

OK, so you can slip paying between 4 and 7 dollars a shot. Maybe that’s no big deal for you. But think of the time you spend venturing out to town, parking the car, standing in queues, waiting for a good table. Save yourself the time and the hassle. Imagine not having to venture beyond the bounds of your kitchen to get great coffee. And the process itself is ridiculously fast. Cheap at half the price, as they say.