Buying A $3000 Coffee Maker Is Economical !

There are few mortals in this world who don’t fall for the addictive aroma of coffee. You might be restricting yourself from this absolutely irresistible beverage for health reasons, but otherwise you might be amongst those hundreds of people who spend quite a bit on coffee everyday. If you ask Darren Ruffel, sales manager, Whole Latte Love, mocha from a vending machine costs $4.27. That would come to about $ 3000 a year! So instead of spending $3000 a year on buying coffee drinks from outside, people are resorting to investing in a $3000 coffee machine with which you can have more number of cups of coffee. Though investing $3000 on a coffee machine might look an expensive proposition, here are some good reasons why that is not a bad investment at all. In fact these days, many Americans are investing in home coffee vending machines as it seems to be saving up their coffee expenditure pretty significantly. See how…

Gourmet Quality Espresso

Coffee making is an art. Though a simple recipe, it takes a lot of expertise to get that perfect cup of coffee. If you are a connoisseur of coffee, you might have always sought that perfect taste and found it only in some very good coffee shops and might have spent quite a bit of money on that. But now, you can get the same quality coffee with   a good coffee machine. Just put in the right amount of coffee beans in the equipment and its set perfect timing will yield excellent quality Espresso.

Commercial v/s Homemade: Quantity and Price Economy

A cup of coffee on an average is going to cost you anywhere between $1 and $5 a cup. The refined varieties like latte and cappuccino are going to cost you more. At home you can vend as many cups of coffee as you desire. If you drink about 5 cups of coffee a day you’ll have to spend about $5 to $25 each day on coffee and in a month your expenditure will be anywhere between $150 to $750. You are spending about $ 3000 on coffee in about just four months! If you were to invest the same amount of money on a coffee maker, you can drink as many cups of coffee as you want at any time of the day. Also you can add a touch of individuality to the coffee. The price of the very tasty homemade espresso turns out to be 21-22 cents on an average. At a coffee shop you get the same for about $ 1.25. So how does the comparison go with you?

Do you think you are actually missing out by choosing to brew your coffee shot at home? Well, you might miss the social ambiance, but you can always invite your friends to your place and have the same fun.

Try out a cup of hot steaming coffee from the coffee machine. Cheers!