another one???

Eih, the image didn't work... boo

Should have been this one:

From FailBlog

Not 16 bar...


NEXT!

More Caffine. MMMMMMMMMM

Product: 1 Cuisinart EM-200FR Stainless Steel 15-Bar Espresso Maker
Condition: Refurbished
Price:$79.99 $5 shipping

with all these espresso and coffee makers you'd think woot was trying to prepare us for some marathon woot-off in the near future

All men should have to drink 5 cups of this a day, it should me a law!

As a certified coffee snob, this is what's known as a "steam toy". Please buy one so that we can move along.

will the espresso come out refurbed also?

Wow, that's a high pressure coffee pot!

Wait. This woot-off has been going for four days now?

PhilFR wrote:As a certified coffee snob, this is what's known as a "steam toy". Please buy one so that we can move along.

For those of us who aren't "certified coffee snobs" (Thanks urban dictionary!)

Steam Toy

An entry level small appliance used to make "espresso." Amongst the coffee enthusiast commnunity, steam-toys are considered junk and to not make tasty beverages. Steam toys lack the high pressure waterpump needed to make genuine espresso. What it produces is more like strong drip coffee. Common steam toys are manufactured by Krups, Mr. Coffee, Salton, Westinghouse, and Hamilton Beach.

I just upgraded from a Krups steam toy to a Rancillio Miss Silvia and now I'm making real espresso!

FWIW I love my Cuisinart espresso maker that's like this, but only has stainless on the front. I'd buy this just to have the all-stainless version (to match the kitchen better)...but I'd get in trouble.

There's a bar joke in here somewhere, but I just can't put my finger on it.

Refurb...ewwwww. No telling what was previously espressoized in it!

whiteymike wrote:Wait. This woot-off has been going for four days now?

...well, 3 days actually but who's counting?

No extended warranty = little confidence.

PhilFR wrote:As a certified coffee snob, this is what's known as a "steam toy". Please buy one so that we can move along.

This is a steam toy.

PhilFR wrote:As a certified coffee snob, this is what's known as a "steam toy". Please buy one so that we can move along.

What do you need in a machine to move it out of the "steam toy" category? I admit I'm no expert on the art, but I thought that beyond a fine grind and the correct percolation time, the pressure was the key thing you needed to make a "true" expresso? 15 bar *seems* adequate. What else is there to it?

selling new on amazon for $199
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O3PS5K/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000MX3HOQ&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=11VRPNYZ5FS0VVFKPH2W

once again, refurb here looks like a great deal. everyone should buy 3!

Wished I had waited for this one instead of the Capresso unit from a few weeks back (which works great BTW). Stainless Steel & same price. :-(

Where do I catch the "expresso" to the next item?

whiteymike wrote:Wait. This woot-off has been going for four days now?

Its all just a blur now.

auggie46 wrote:...well, 3 days actually but who's counting?

Well, if they put the November and December Woot-offs back to back then there might just be another Big Oven-roasted Critter in our future!

http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-EM-200-Programmable-Espresso-Stainless/dp/B000O3PS5K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1291314328&sr=8-2-catcorr


This in on Amazon for 199.00


List Price: $365.00
Price: $199.00 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details
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Just so ya know.

Cheaper on ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Cuisinart-EM-100-FR-15-Bar-Espresso-Maker-Stainless-/270544096619?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item3efdaf4d6b

BarryHill wrote:Wished I had waited for this one instead of the Capresso unit from a few weeks back (which works great BTW). Stainless Steel & same price. :-(

The reality of life is that any coffee maker after a little use gets stained and brown, stainless steel or otherwise.

Please refrain from Buyers remorse. It is not good for health

mgherter wrote:What do you need in a machine to move it out of the "steam toy" category? I admit I'm no expert on the art, but I thought that beyond a fine grind and the correct percolation time, the pressure was the key thing you needed to make a "true" expresso? 15 bar *seems* adequate. What else is there to it?

1,500 bar!

jeremytheindian wrote:

This is a steam toy.

I could post a steam toy, but don't wanna get banned before the buttocks of cellulite.

Needs more gauges.

unrelated.

Just made a philly cheese steak for lunch.
I used to make them with thin sliced steaks from the meat section. But today i had a wild hair and tried steakums. O M G i haz amazing sandwiches!!!

coyhaven wrote:Cheaper on ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Cuisinart-EM-100-FR-15-Bar-Espresso-Maker-Stainless-/270544096619?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item3efdaf4d6b

wrong model number

ircmaxell wrote:
Yay! Then boom, roundhouse to the face...

the best part of that video is how the girl dancers don't even go to help the little kid - they just stand there! thanks for sharing, that gave me a good laugh!

Scootergptx wrote:I could post a steam toy, but don't wanna get banned before the buttocks of cellulite.

You already missed it

Refurbished...Eww

kbwoof15 wrote:For those of us who aren't "certified coffee snobs" (Thanks urban dictionary!)

Steam Toy

An entry level small appliance used to make "espresso." Amongst the coffee enthusiast commnunity, steam-toys are considered junk and to not make tasty beverages. Steam toys lack the high pressure waterpump needed to make genuine espresso. What it produces is more like strong drip coffee.

Makes you wonder how people made "genuine espresso" in the days before waterpumps.

PhilFR wrote:As a certified coffee snob, this is what's known as a "steam toy". Please buy one so that we can move along.

This is a step up from a steam toy. It has a pump. Stainless Steel for $80 is a good deal.

I've been able to pull some good shots from a machine like this. It's just not as repeatable as my Rancilio Silvia.

oOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I SO wish that someone would get this for me for the holidaze!!!!

*sigh*

Although, I suppose I could buy a new one with the over $1K I have in Macy's gift cards... but what's the fun in that?