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 Kitchenaid Artisan Coffee Maker - Cream Coffee Machine

Kitchenaid Artisan Coffee Maker - Cream

 

Description: Capacity: 2L. 5 Quart Capacity Tilt-Head Mixer. 300 Watt Motor. Coffee type: Ground and pods. Cup warmer: Yes.

Newest Review: ... not a disaster I screwed it back in, and checked the others some of which were loose. 2) After 6 months both gauges misted ... more

 ... up, so I took the lid off the top, and had a look inside. It seemed a bit damp but I let it dry out and seemed okay. 3) After 9 months the button on the steam pump failed, I took the machine apart, and discovered the back of the switch had become detached, it just clipped back into place and worked fine. I suspect the button had been "vigorously" pressed by teenage children, but it looks like a weak point.(i.e. maybe, the travel of the button isn't limited enough to stop you pushing the back off the...more

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dbank
Premium Review Kitchenaid Artisan Coffee Maker - Cream: Kitchenaid Artisan Coffee (643 words)
by dbank - written on 06.10.07 (Very useful, 599 readings)
Rating:

As I had been impressed with two Kitchen Aid products (a blender and a coffee grinder) I thought I would try their coffee machine, (John Lewis, £499, Jan 2007) £500 for a domestic coffee machine seems madness, as there appeared to be quite capable ones for £100, but it was the cheapest model I could find with two boilers, which seemed like a good idea. In practice it works brilliantly, plenty of pump pressure for extraction, and plenty of steam for the milk even when making several cups at once and the resulting coffee taste great. It looks good and is a pleasure to use. I've used several other cheapo domestic machines, which were utter ...

 
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Ease of use:  100% Features:  100%
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