Showing posts with label Guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guide. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Nuo Espresso-Cappuccino Maker Review Guide






This is to help people in the hunt for a Espresso & Cappuccino Machine. You can see the Nuo in action too and how they should preform. I made this because many reviews were conflicting and made it harder to choose to I took a gamble on a cheaper machine and realised most errors were due to incorrect operation. Also a thanks to the guys who Jam Online at ninjam.com who helped in the creation of the music used in this video. These are the aliases of the Jammers who were in the Live Jam AndyMc (myself), Stephen, josh, psenior, minuto, MUCKL, Storman, Justin_Bieber. The Nuo Machine is Robert Dyers own brand, but other brands shoudl work the same when you know how. If you buy a machine and it does not do what this machine does but is meant to then it is fault or bad design. This machine was only 40 UK pounds and because it was so cheap compared to others but worked so well and took a full size mug, I just wanted to show anyone thinking of buying it how it worked. I am not promoting this machine in anyway, I'm only showing how it works and how others should work, others near the price of this machine could perform just as well or even better. Good luck in your hunt for your espresso & cappuccino machine. You can download "Free Spirits the MP3 of the Full Jam here: reverbnation.com

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Jura Espresso Machine Buying Guide: Part 1/3 (Ena Series)






Explanation and features of the Jura ENA 3, 4, 5 and 9 OTC. Hands on demonstration of the Jura ENA superautomatic espresso coffee machines. Programming features, espresso and milk foaming demo's all explained in a easy to understand format

Monday, March 12, 2012

Thursday, December 29, 2011

EM6910 Sunbeam Espresso Machine Product Guide






Café Series® Espresso Machine EM6910 The coffees you create at home will make you the envy of all your friends. The Café Series® Espresso Machine is designed with twin pumps and twin heating systems, allowing you to texture milk and prepare a rich, velvety espresso at the same time. When combined the taste and texture of that first sip will impress the toughest of critics.