What does cafe style coffee mean? Does it mean espresso?
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I don't know what "cafe style coffee" means but I can tell you that the coffeemaker makes a "regular" cup of coffee, meaning that if you put a normal amount of your usual ground coffee into the basket (or wherever it goes) you'll brew a cup of coffee that tastes about like it would taste at home. A smart move would be to experiment at home with varying the amount of coffee you use in order to get the taste you're looking for.
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I assume "cafe style coffee" means normal cup of coffee NOT the specially coffees like Starbucks makes with milk, etc. Just a cup of coffee.
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No it is for coffee only.I would not buy this coffee maker mine broke down the first time I used it
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The manufacturer should not put that word it just make the consumer confuse this thing work just like an ordinary coffee maker and has nothing else but brewing coffee the style of coffee maker is what it means.
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This is not an espresso maker, it's a coffee maker which brews one cup at a time and is self-contained in a small light-weight travel pack. I purchased it for my husband to carry on a motorcycle when he takes road trips.
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This coffee maker makes drip coffee, not espresso. Not sure what "cafe style" means since the taste of your coffee depends a lot on the beans you use as well as the coffee maker. This coffee maker will make a decent cup of coffee if you follow the directions and use good coffee beans to begin with with.
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It is espresso. Go to your local Target and look at their furniture marked espresso. You'll get a good idea of the color that way.
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A latte is coffee, with milk ("latte" is "milk" in Italian). It's called "cafe au lait" in French (again, coffee-with-milk). Some coffee shops will distinguish between the two, based on the differences in French and Italian preferences for how much milk, how hot the milk is, how foamy the milk is, etc. A cappuccino is more or less the same thing, but it's presented with a layer of foamed milk on top. Some say that the foamed milk resembles the hood of a Capuchin monk
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I think espresso would be darker.it does look like you see in the picture. The wood is beautiful, it doesn't look cheap.
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To me it looked more espresso. Maybe they come a little different. But it was very nice....
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Espresso is a brewing method that is completely different than the method employed by the Snowden Oskar. The resulting brew can not be compared to espresso. It's totally different. I can't say better or worse because it depends on what you like but if you want espresso, buy an espresso machine because this will not give you anything near that result.
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It would go well with espresso. I love it. It is solid wood and very good quality.
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It is dark espresso. There is a maple wood grain in it but the finish is very dark so the wood grain is very subtle. Pictures reflect the finish as seen under a bright light.
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you can make Americano (English: American coffee) is a style of coffee prepared by adding hot water to espresso, giving it a similar strength to, but different flavor from, regular drip coffee. The strength of an Americano varies with the number of shots of espresso and the amount of water added. The name is also spelled with varying capitalization and use of diacritics: e.g. Café Américano - a hyperforeignism using the French word for coffee and the Italian word for American, but with the correct French accent - café Americano, cafe americano, etc.I find it much better than reg coffee! you can make Americano (English: American coffee) is a style of coffee prepared by adding hot water to espresso, giving it a similar strength to, but different flavor from, regular drip coffee. The strength of an Americano varies with the number of shots of espresso and the amount of water added. The name is also spelled with varying capitalization and use of diacritics: e.g. Café Américano - a hyperforeignism using the French word for coffee and the Italian word for American, but with the correct French accent - café Americano, cafe americano, etc.I find it much better than reg... » Read More you can make Americano (English: American coffee) is a style of coffee prepared by adding hot water to espresso, giving it a similar strength to, but different flavor from, regular drip coffee. The strength of an Americano varies with the number of shots of espresso and the amount of water added. The name is also spelled with varying capitalization and use of diacritics: e.g. Café Américano - a hyperforeignism using the French word for coffee and the Italian word for American, but with the correct French accent - café Americano, cafe americano, etc.I find it much better than reg coffee! « Show Less
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way better my friend, this is real italian espresso coffee.the best you can ask if you are an espresso lover.starbucks is just a copy of a copy of a copy
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I like my coffee really strong so I use espresso (fine) grind. I've noticed regular grind makes for a little weaker coffee.
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It's a kind of lousy machine. I recommend this one, instead. It's better quality at a great price! Espressione Café Minuetto Professional Thermoblock Espresso Machine, Silver
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Yes, I think this easily approximates cafe americano--there are knobs that adjusts 1) the volume of the coffee you want (maybe ranging from 1 oz. to 4 oz.) and 2) the strength of the coffee (I assume it adjusts the amount of grounds used). If you turn both up to the maximum and hit the button for 2 shots rather than 1, I suspect you would get something approximating an americano--a decent-sized and almost espresso-intensity beverage.
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It's funny. I had to google espresso vs. walnut and then take a good look at them to decide. They're really neither, but if I had to choose, I'd say they lean more towards walnut - a dark walnut color.
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No. That espresso maker takes Keurig style "pods", this makes Senseo style pods.
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No, this does not make espresso. Its a different kind of brewing method all together.
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Not as fine as espresso. But pretty fine. If you're getting it ground by someone or grinding it yourself there should be a French press setting.