Watch Brad, product expert from Williams-Sonoma, demonstrate the steps on how to make espresso with the nespresso pixie espresso machine. A hot cup of espres…
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Watch Brad, product expert from Williams-Sonoma, demonstrate the steps on how to make espresso with the nespresso pixie espresso machine. A hot cup of espres…
The capsules are pretty expensive and if you brew a cup that small as in
the video it would be cheaper to buy a cup of coffee from starbucks.
Anyway I got a great deal on one of these so I ordered one for €20. Well it
is worth a try for the small price.
@renix great to hear. i agree, nothing compares to real coffee house
expresso that ive tasted
Apparently people don’t want real espressos since these things are getting
popular. They even serve it at Michelin Starred restaurants like The Fat
Duck in England. Crazy.
Nice Nice Very Nice
The Pixie is on my birthday wish list. We’ll see…
Why do yanks call it espresso? Just call it coffee
My machine is coming tomorrow! I’m so happy 🙂
That crema looks disgusting.
We call regular drip coffee “coffee,” espresso refers to a different thing,
the stuff made at high pressure, low-quantity.
@deadpigproductions You have a lot to learn about Nespresso ,This coffee
has its bitter but not like every other coffee. Normal Espresso coffee is
indeed bitter and sometimes it needs a bit of sugar. The Nespresso coffee
is a lot tender in flavor and almost bitter sweet in taste like chocolat.
That’s not a real espresso
after watching 6 of these videos i realized he was the only one to taste
the product he made.
Haha its still a fakepresso it cannot be espresso because the meaning of
espresso is a way to make coffee. Look it up or ask a Italian. Espresso is
+/- 7 grams of fresh grounded coffee compacted and made at a water pressure
of 9 bar to get +/- 1oz or 30ml extraction in 20-30 sec. This is nespresso
what else? Looks a bit weak because you can almost see trough the
“nespresso”.
@toxensinmyeye Not completely true. You can make good espresso at home with
a $150 Presso and a $100 hand grinder.
Great video.
I’m drinking a latte right now. Boom.
No thank you!!!
i like nespresso coffee
@renix that may be the case, but i stand behind every WS product I’ve
bought for my family. I think they are a real quality store.
@deadpigproductions What do you expect from pre ground coffee ? Pre ground
starts to get not so good in 1 day and nasty within 2 days and roasted
beans are only good for making espresso within 10-14 days so please use
fresh roasted coffee beans and high quality grinder.
Bit of help needed. I recently purchased a Nespresso Pixie and all was well
until a few days ago. I usually drink Lungos and they used to take 45
seconds to brew and they were lovely. Now they are taking only 30 seconds
to brew and as a result are very watery and not very nice. It is filling to
the same level in my Nespresso Lungo Glass but just getting there a lot
quicker. Any ideas? Thanks in advance
@toxensinmyeye I didn’t say anything bad about WS, I was knocking Nespresso.
That shot was expired. Probably tasted disgustingly bitter. People need to
learn the art of coffee rather than how fast and simple it “can be.”