After talking with the brand some more on the video review, we wanted to clarify some points in our comparison to the Breville Machine! The Ultima Cosa machine is beginner-friendly and easy to use, with simple controls. Although it has a single-hole steam wand, it's powerful enough for learning to make foam art! While it may take a bit longer to heat up, it's 100% manageable. We understand that Breville Barista Pro is a Pro version, and the Ultima Cosa machine is more affordable, with a down-to-earth price and aimed at beginner coffee lovers who don't want to break the bank! Grab yours today and use code SPENCER for 15% off your order! www.ultimacosa.com/products/ultima-cosa-coffee-machine-presto-bollente-espresso-maker-with-grinding?sca_ref=5682272.FKMXuFBhcL
I just got the ultima cosa and i put fresh beans and grinded a double, but when i pull the shot its tasting/smelling burnt and my pressure gauge isnt hitting the middle. Its staying barely in the red. What did you program your grinder at?
@@moniquegomez4833 yes I had to play with mine a bit! I’m at about a 5 on the grinder which should help with pressure, I’m at the lowest heat setting, and I timed the pour to 36 ish grams! Try that. Mines really nice now!
It's amazing how much we were spending on coffee! Up until we found a Nespresso we were going to starbucks every day sometimes twice a day...our bank account now thanks us!!! I didn't think I was advanced enough to operate one of those, so that's why we went Nespresso route, but it looks fun to get to learn how to make coffee this way!
Got mine on sale at walmart 2 days ago and have been enjoying the coffee i have been able to make. Going to fine tune everything and see how it really shines
