A Step-By'-Step Guide For Nespresso Coffee Maker Nespresso Lattissima Coffee Maker Review

The Lattissima is the next step in Nespresso's one-touch brewing. You can brew espressos and lungo coffee in a time of less than a minute and it can take the vast selection of capsules.

The machine can be programmed to produce the exact size of drink you desire. This is a great feature for busy households.

Easy to use

This basic, black Nespresso machine is easy to operate and maintain. It is simple and minimalist in appearance, with just one button on the top that regulates everything from powering cleaning to making coffee. Take off the lid, put a capsule in and click to begin the brewing. It quickly heats up and offers a wide range of drinks such as double espresso as well as 5- 8 or 18-ounce coffees. nespresso compatible machine comes with a steaming device to add a cafe-like texture to your drinks. We love the small design and simple interface, however, we discovered that this machine wasn't as rich a coffee or espresso as some models that are more expensive. It's also not as simple to recycle capsules as other machines we've tested. This Nespresso wasn't our top choice in our side-by-side test due to these reasons.

Quick to prepare to


The Nespresso machine can make an espresso cup in just 15 seconds. The heated water from the reservoir is introduced through a pump, and then pierces small holes at the top of the coffee pod. The water then mixes with the ground coffee and drips into the cup. The machine produced a rich, flavorful espresso with a hint of bite when we tested it with Jones Brothers and Bestpresso coffee capsules. We also tried whole, 2% and almond milk and found that all worked well.

Easy to clean

It's essential to clean a Nespresso machine on a regular basis both inside and out. This keeps the machine in good condition and ensure its safety. It can also make the coffee you make taste better. It is possible to clean a Nespresso with a variety cleaners, including vinegar. It's best to use a descaling agent instead of vinegar, since it can damage the machine.

To clean your Nespresso, start by getting rid of all the pods, and cleaning the drip tray and capsule container. Fill a sink with warm water and add a few drops of dish soap. Let the drip tray and capsule container soak in soapy water for several minutes to break up the gunk and stain. Rinse them with hot water, and then make use of a non-abrasive sponge cloth to scrub away any residues or stains. After you scrub the capsules and drip tray then rinse them once more and allow them to completely dry before returning them to the machine.

After your machine has been cleaned, it's time to descale. Follow the steps in your user manual to follow a particular procedure. You can also design your own DIY descaling solution with white vinegar or citric acid. If you are using vinegar, ensure that it is white vinegar and not balsamic or apple because they're too abrasive.