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Nespresso C100 Espresso Machine – Coffee at its Best

March 9th, 2010

Coffee is a drink I consume on a daily basis. It perks me up every morning and it helps me prepare for the day ahead. As an added bonus coffee is high and anti oxidants.  Anti oxidants are substances that prevents free radicals from causing damage in our body and it helps build the immune system . A cup of coffee is a good way to start my day, not counting the inconvenience of preparing my home made espresso.

The Nespresso C100 Espresso Machine  comes with a welcome box that contains a 12-capsule set and a ring binder that contains plenty of useful information. The Nespresso C100 Espresso Machine has a 19 bar pressure pump and has an automatic and programmable coffee quantity for precise measurement of coffee depending on your cup size. With a 40 ml capacity for an espresso and 110ml capacity for a lungo the Nespresso C100 coffee machine can can be used for any size cup. Preperation of coffe is made easy by the use of its function handle. To dicard the used capsules simply lift the lever on top and it will eject into the capsule bin. Also included is a decently sized 1 liter water reservoir.

Weighing only 6.60 lbs you can just about bring it anywhere.It has a power rating of 1200 Watts and with its sleek design, it will made a fabulous addition to your kitchen. The Nespresso C100 Espresso Machine has a patented extraction system that facilitates the flow of water through the ground coffee for optimum convenience and ease. Thanks to how easy it is to clean using it never becomes a problem

Espresso is an Italian word which means “to express”. It literally means “to express” because making an espresso should be a quick task without compromising the taste and quality of a rich and smooth espresso. The Nespresso C 100 is able to deliver a rich quality espresso every time thanks to its use of innovative technology.  It is certainly a small but powerful machine. This machine is very reliable, very stylish and extremely convenient. Getting up in the morning and making an espresso never felt so satisfying.

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