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hi espresso machine fanatics of warpcast is this the best one? i saw @heavygweit also asked this question so i need to know considering buying one

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summary of my learnings: > buy the grinder and espresso machine separately (if one breaks, you don't have to replace the whole machine) > breville is good entry level but the lower level ones spit water out of the milk steamer since it shares the same water source as the brewing mechanism

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@chasesommer.eth

All depends on your budget because you can spend 15k on espresso machines :P I have a breville version that does not have a grinder because I have a special espresso grinder. So it depends on how much money you want to spend and which tools you already have. Sorry for the non-answer lol also @drewcoffman.eth might have some good info too!

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I bought this 2 months ago and love it. I'm sure some espresso nerds will tell me there is much better ones, but this does everything for me and the coffee is 🔥

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If space is a constraint, I’ve happily owned mine for over 5 years now

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@drewcoffman.eth

breville makes wonderful entry-level machines. you can’t go wrong with them ☻

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I've heard good things about ECM

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@alexgrover.eth

I would recommend getting a machine and grinder separately. That way you can upgrade each as needed and if one part breaks you don’t have to replace everything

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Yeah, this is a good machine if you want to take nearly all of the complications of making your own espresso away, and just get reliably decent/good espresso every morning

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There are levels to coffee as @chasesommer.eth you can easily get up there. I started on a breville and loved it including my wife for how easy it was. But I got a separate grinder and then the rest is history upgraded everything. Either way you will have a blast.

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cc @drewcoffman.eth @raihan

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In my experience found the De'Longhi La Specialista as best single unit entry level (has two boilers)

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depends on what you wanna make! im strictly an espresso shot drinker so id lean towards the breville bambino since i dont need the bells and whistles (grinder/frother) but if you plan on a different variety of drinks then its a great purchase imo

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@matthewb didn’t I see you cast something better

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Stephen Flanders

i have a chefman 1.8L and it's been great so far

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