beantocup

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsExcellent price Good espressoEffective milk wandBrewing flexibilityConsBasic designThin manualCan be confusing to operate      Our VerdictBeko’s bean-to-cup machine is fantastic value: it makes great espresso and froths milk to barista quality. However, it can be confusing to use – which isn’t helped by the thin manual.    With a one-touch LED control panel, 19 bar pressure, a pre-brewing system, a steam wand and two espresso strength levels, the Beko bean-to-cup coffee machine packs…

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsBeautiful design and buildQuiet, easy to use steam wandPlenty of customisation optionsConsYou’ll need to remember what the multifunction buttons doRear water tank placementCustomising isn’t intuitiveOur VerdictThis is a lovely machine that produces great coffee. But multifunction buttons instead of a screen mean you’ll need to learn settings or keep a manual to hand. Best Prices Today: Smeg bean-to-cup coffee machine…

Bean-to-cup coffee machines might not be for the purists, but for the rest of us that love the taste of freshly ground beans but don’t want the hassle of a ‘proper’ espresso machine a bean-to-cup is the answer. They’re not cheap, which is why we always look out for big discounts. But while scouring the web looking for Prime Day deals, we spotted this sweet deal. And because it isn’t from Amazon, it means the deal is open to everyone: no Amazon Prime membership needed. The deal in question is on the De’Longhi…