The Lattissima leaves little to be desired coffee

After I've already tried some coffee machines, I'm finally arrived at the Nespresso system.
My choice was the Lattissima because I like to drink cappuccino and it seemed to me the most appropriate for this purpose. It is pretty close to a fully automatic coffee and milk foam is even better than I know it from the Saeco ago. Although the water tank appears at first glance very small, but nevertheless holds 1 liter and can be seen well for filling, although it is somewhat hidden placed at the rear of the machine. Overall, it takes up little space and fits well under wall cabinets.

Cleaning is uncomplicated, the parts of the cappuccino maker can in the dishwasher and you do not need special cleaners (coffee degreaser, etc.), just in between times the flushing system for Creamer press (takes about 10 seconds) and descale every now and then, when the machine reports. Compared with the fully automatic cleaning effort is therefore almost zero. The fact that the used capsules collect in a drawer, is also practical and a neat job. The Dolce Gusto capsules me has the disposal always a bit annoyed, because I never knew what to do with those things, especially since they afterwards still contained plenty of fluids.

The capsules are more expensive than regular coffee, but there are countless varieties and variations, there's something for every taste. Meanwhile, there are already alternatives to Nespresso capsules, but from the previously sampled brands could still not really convince. The Nespresso varieties taste already very good, it's hard to beat the.

I had problems with the machine not have, only the milk system I had more pressing the flush button when a long period (30 min.) Was on. After I've set so that it turns off after 9 min., All is well.

Of the capsule machine my Lattissima like much better than Tassimo and Dolce Gusto, especially the fresh milk to come and the end result tastes better (and not 2 capsules for cappuccino etc. needs).