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Gourmia GCM4230 8-in-1 One-Touch Espresso, Cappuccino, Latte & Americano Maker with Automatic Frothing

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Features

  • One-Touch controls let you enjoy your preferred drink with a simple tap
  • Brew single or double shots of espresso, cappuccino, latte, or americano
  • Automatic frothing dispenses the perfect ratio of milk to foam
  • Powerful 15-bar pump delivers supreme pressure for enhanced flavor
  • The auto clean cycle and removable parts make for swift cleanup

Description

Ready for the perfect cup of espresso? No, you don’t have to step outside of your kitchen. No, it isn’t complicated either. The Gourmia One-Touch Espresso Maker lets you brew bold and steamy espresso with a simple tap. The Espresso Maker allows for all the variety you want. Navigate the one-touch controls to brew a single or double shot of your favorite drinks. Not sure about the ratio of milk to foam to coffee in a latte or cappuccino? We’ve got you covered. All you need to do is tap your desired drink and automatic frothing will handle the rest. You can whip up coffee for a crowd with the extra-large 1.9 L reservoir—without constantly refilling. If you’re like us, your least favorite part of good, homemade espresso is the cleanup. Luckily, we designed the espresso maker with an auto clean cycle. Just tap clean to rinse out the espresso maker. It’s that simple.

Brand: Gourmia


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Unit Count: 4.0 Count


Brand: Gourmia


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Unit Count: 4.0 Count


Product Dimensions: 12.59 x 10.63 x 14.17 inches


Item Weight: 12.52 pounds


Item model number: GCM4230


Date First Available: December 25, 2023


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    • Affordable, easy to use, very automatic, delicious espresso drinks!
Review Image by Mark H. Anbinder Mark H. Anbinder
Review Image by Mark H. Anbinder Mark H. Anbinder
Review Image by Mark H. Anbinder Mark H. Anbinder
The media could not be loaded. I took advantage of a Black Friday deal from a big box retailer when Gourmia launched this product exclusively there last fall, and now that I've had it for a couple of months, I see that it's available here, too. Figured I should share what I've learned! First, I appreciate that while this is very automated, it also lets you, or requires you to, depending on how you look at it, do your own coffee grinding and portioning and placing. Once you put the coffee portafilter in place full of grounds, and have the water and milk reservoirs filled and in place, just touch the button for the drink you'd like, and the machine does the rest. NOTE: If you don't remember to put the milk frother's spout over your mug, or if your mug isn't big enough, you WILL make a mess. So far I've only made this mistake once, and what a good lesson it was! This comes with a solid-feeling portafilter with two different insertable filter baskets, for a single shot and a double shot of espresso. There's a bit of plastic that can flip up from the handle and over the edge of the filter basket to make it easier to dump the grounds into the compost or trash without losing the basket in the process. (The baskets also twist into place and are only removable when twisted back so a notch fits through a gap, but it's nice to have the plastic guard as well.) It feels a little clumsy to get the portafilter in place, and I've accidentally dumped some grounds in the process. It probably takes a bit of practice to get the angle just right for inserting and lifting the portafilter to where you can twist the handle to lock it all in place. I'll keep practicing. Either get your coffee beans already ground for you to an espresso grind, or make sure your grinder is up to the task. I've had mixed results when I don't take the time to get the beans ground nice and fine. When I really grind the beans thoroughly and tamp the grounds into the filter basket firmly, I've gotten very satisfactory espresso with a decent crema. The combination scoop and tamper is probably the least solid-feeling part. It's plastic, and doesn't provide great leverage when I want to put my weight into tamping the grounds. I'll probably go find a real tamper. I've also had good results from both whole milk and 2% (low-fat) milk from a local dairy. I haven't tried skim milk, oat milk or other alt milks, or cheap commercial milk, so I don't know how they'll do. I recall from past experience that some of these don't froth as well in other consumer equipment, such as the Keurig K-Café brewer. Decent quality milk or a "barista blend" oat milk is probably a good bet. This is NOT going to match the results a professionally trained barista will get from a $10,000 machine. It's just not. But it's also not going to cost me $3-7 per drink. The unit comes with a water reservoir that's plenty big enough for several espressos, lattes, and cappuccinos between fills. Of course you'll go through water more quickly if you make americanos. I've only done that once, to see what it was like, but I don't love americanos anyway. The milk reservoir is also big enough that you'll get several cappuccinos before you need to refill. You need to insert the milk reservoir into the machine before it will offer you the cappuccino, latte, or americano options. That's easy to understand for the cappuccino and latte, but in the case of the americano, the machine is using the frothing mechanism -- including the frother spout -- to heat and dispense the hot water for your drink. Just a quirk, but it makes sense. It's fine if there's milk in there; it still dispenses just hot water for an americano. I've been keeping the milk reservoir in the refrigerator's crisper drawer between uses, with the remaining milk still in it, rather than emptying it and washing it each time. It seems well enough covered that I'm not worried about it sitting there overnight, though do note that it's NOT SEALED. If you have stuff with strong aromas in your fridge, I'd go another route. My conclusion? When I'm willing to spend a couple of minutes preparing, I feel like I'm getting a very good result from this very affordable machine. As I write this, it's $100 on Amazon, and I think it's worth it, even though I paid half that several weeks ago. Is it worth the $134 that that seller is offering it at now? Or Amazon's "typical price" of $129? Less obvious, but that's up to you. There really aren't a lot of cheaper products out there that are worth using. Would I buy this again? At $50 without a doubt; at $100 it still feels worth it. Would I suggest you buy it? Yeah, it's pretty sweet for a consumer espresso machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Mark H. Anbinder Mark H. Anbinder
    • If you experience water leaking from bottom
I encountered an issue where the machine was slowly leaking from the bottom. I unscrewed the bottom cover and found the plastic cover piece where the water connects was loose. I unscrewed it and reseated the rubber seal. I then added hot glue around the inside of the plastic seal cover and rescrewed the plastic top back on the seal. I then put the bottom panel back on and it no longer leaks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Russell
    • Not able to even get it started
I’ve been scouring the internet trying to figure out a solution and have become pretty frustrated. This product is fresh out of the box and I’m encountering an issue with the water reservoir. When I fill it at any capacity, it drains out the bottom. I’m not sure if there’s a broken seal or what but it’s very disappointing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by Timberlyn Gruenwald
    • Great for price
Surprised at quality for price. Easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Dustin Bledsoe

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