While you can get your caffeine fix from an ordinary coffee maker, there are simply more flavorful selections from the local coffee shop. However, with a Nespresso machine ready to be fired up, you’ll have every reason to ditch the long lines and unleash your inner barista. The De'Longhi Nespresso Vertuo Evoluo machine with Aeroccino Milk Frother could just be the missing piece that can transform your kitchen into a coffee lover’s haven. If its hefty price of $249 is what’s got you holding back, you can simply go on Amazon and have it for $91 less. And after being approved for an Amazon Rewards Visa card, you stand to get $50 more in savings on top of its $158 sale price.
Even before you take your first sip, you know you have a delicious homebrew with De’Longhi’s Nespresso Vertuo Evoluo as soon as you get a whiff of those exciting aromas. A robust cup of coffee is then guaranteed with a patented centrifusion technology that spins the Nespresso capsule up to 7,000 rotations per minute while it blends ground coffee with water. With distinctive barcodes on each capsule, the brewing parameters are automatically adjusted for you so all you really have to do is insert a capsule and press a button.
Sate your craving for single-serve coffee in more ways than one with two capsule sizes and five programmable cup sizes for: Espresso (1.35 ounces), double espresso (2.7 ounces), gran lungo (5 ounces), coffee (7.7 ounces), and alto (14 ounces). Pouring it over ice would surely give out a different sensation but if you have a taste for creamier concoctions like lattes or cappuccinos, you can count on the included Aerocccino 3 milk frother for a rich foam finish. The great thing about its fast heat-up time of only 15 to 20 seconds is that your patience will hardly be tested and if you’re quite forgetful, you won’t have to worry about leaving it on as it comes equipped with an energy-saving-function that intuitively shuts itself off after nine minutes of inactivity.
The Vertuo Evoluo sleek and innovative design will surely jazz up any countertop and makes for a hassle-free clean. It features a 54-ounce removable water reservoir for 13 large capsules, needless to say, you’d either have enough coffee in your system or enough to entertain a few people before you go for a quick refill. There is also a separate container where up to 17-used capsules are ejected after each brew allowing you to dispose of it in bulk rather than one by one.
To entice you all the more, the De'Longhi Nespresso Vertuo Evoluo machine with Aeroccino Milk Frother bears a welcome set of 12 Nespresso capsules. And when you’ve gone through your supply, you’ll at least know what to order next time. With Amazon’s $91 discount, there might just be no room for bitterness with a premium cup of java always within reach.
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