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Mr. Coffee

Mr. Coffee Automatic Dual Shot Espresso/Cappuccino System

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Features

  • 15-bar pump system uses powerful pressure to extract a dark, rich espresso brew
  • Frothing arm makes creamy froth to top off your cappuccinos and lattes
  • Make 2 single shots at once with dual-shot brewing. Watts: 1250
  • Thermal block heating system provides barista-speed brewing and heating. Cord length: 26 inches
  • Removable, washable drip tray keeps brew space neat and tidy

Description

Mr. Coffee's Automatic Dual Shot Espresso and Cappuccino Machine creates authentic, bold espresso drinks when and how you want them. The removable 40 oz. water reservoir makes filling easy, the thermal block heating system heats water fast, and the 15-bar pump system brews rich, crème-topped espresso with impressive results. Choose a single or double shot porta-filter for serving size options. When a cappuccino or latte order is up, use the frother to quickly steam milk up to a creamy finish. Includes tamping tool and recipes.


Product Dimensions: 11.45 x 10.63 x 9.45 inches


Item Weight: 1.21 pounds


Manufacturer: Mr. Coffee


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: ECMP50-RB


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 7, 2003


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    • Great beginner machine, not for picky or professional baristas
I am not a professional by any means, but I was a barista at a successful "mom n pop" coffee shop for a year, so I know how to pull a good shot and properly steam milk. I like good coffee, but I'm not a stickler. I wanted to be able to make my own espresso for americanos and the occasional latte at home. I did my research and decided on this machine because it's under 100 bucks which is what I was looking for. I also was looking at the Hamilton beach one that's under 100, and the delonghi. I know that's a better brand but this machine was a little cheaper and had similar reviews. This one is very user friendly, you definitely don't have to have barista experience to get a shot from it. Extreme coffee people might say it doesn't pull a "real" shot because it doesn't require espresso fine ground coffee (real espresso grounds should be as fine as powdered sugar and fit between the lines of your fingerprint) you can actually use it with regular ground coffee for a drip machine, although I use a burr grinder and have it set somewhere in between the two. You don't need to buy a different tamper; the one it comes with is definitely the worst tamper I've ever seen, but with this machine you really don't need a heavy tamper to pack it down hard, because it doesn't make pucks. Even after a decent shot, the leftover grounds come out as sludge instead of a puck, but it seems that's just how this machine works. It's definitely not coffee shop quality but if you want to be able to make coffee that is more than just black brew from a drip machine, then this gets the job done. I like it a lot, it's not for you if you're going to be picky about a syrupy vs runny shot, or how many seconds it takes, but if you just want some espresso with a good layer of yummy crema from your own home for well less than a hundred bucks then this is for you. I can't speak for how long it lasts because I've only had it for less than a month but I've used it multiple times every day and it's working great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016 by Justin Garrett
    • Best home machine for the price
I bought this to replace my ‘Starbucks’ Saeco espresso machine which was terrific until the pump broke ...as so many of these do. The Saeco is not made any more (likely because of the difficulty of manufacturing a durable pump for these typical small low priced espresso machines). This Mr. Coffee machine is for the price the best I have found and I did lots of research given I had experienced killer espressos with my Saeco. Most of the complaints in the reviews here can be attributed to people just not being familiar with making espresso. I read through them. For this price, this machine is really very solid and does the job. Follow the instructions: PRIME before beginning to use. That is a must for any new espresso machine. Give yourself time and practice to get it right re tamping etc. Bitter coffee had little to do with the machine or mechanism used. Water dripping slightly after making espresso or steaming milk is normal. It will stop. Get the hang of grinding coffee if you are new at that and get that right. A little practice (which you will need to do using any espresso mechanism if you are new to home espresso making) and you will be good to go. What is particularly swell is that you can steam milk in the cup vs. having to use the classic pitcher. The rubberized sleeve on the steaming wand makes this possible and that is especially fabulous. Pull that sleeve off if you use a metal pitcher and always pull it off after each use and wash it. This model is a good buy. Compared to all the others I saw when I shopped (Amazon, Target, Sur le Table, etc. 7/2019), this is the beet deal re quality for the price. FYI: This doesn’t take ‘pods’ but I don’t and won’t use that ‘pod’ stuff - if you’re into the ‘pod’ system, that’s a whole other thing. Also, this doesn’t grind the coffee and it won’t wash the dishes either... in other words, it pushes out espresso from coffee beans and also provides steam for making steamed (which enables ‘froth’) milk. It doesn’t do anything else. It is what it is supposed to be - an espresso machine. Period. RECOMMENDATIONS: Toss or ignore the tamper/scoop. It is the only part of this package that basically is a ‘nope’. Use the scoop but get a decent STEEL tamper and that is the only downside of this machine as the tamper size is not one that is widely stocked at the usual brick and mortar kitchen supply stores. Amazon has a selection of ones that will work. I am currently testing both a 49mm and 50mm (diameter of the tamping surface) one. DO NOT GET A 51mm TAMPER - these are too large to get the solid and even pressure needed and that is really really really key in getting truly GOOD espresso from these cheap home machines. Helpful also is FRESH ground properly high quality coffee (not Starbucks and Peets et al) but a decent tamping tool really goes a long way in getting a decent cup of ‘Jo from these things. And fill the filter with enough coffee - I typically use French Roast which I grind fresh almost daily and I use a little shy of 3 of those scoops for what is typically understood as a double shot (I never even bother with the single shot filter). I hope this was helpful. I put the time into the research on this, folks, because coffee is a non-negotiable re decency thing. May as well put all of that to use for others. This is a good buy. Don’t pay over $100 for it, though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2019 by Anonyms
    • Refurbished- Why doesn't ad state that?
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I feel like the ad should state that this is a refurbished item as that would have helped me decide on where to buy the item...or maybe have helped me choose a different NEW item at a different price point. I feel misled.
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2017 by KadieBee
    • Great machine! Pays for itself!
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I bought this machine shortly before Christmas, so I've been using it for a number of months, now. I love it! I considered much more expensive machines, but didn't want to get locked into being required to buy certain 'pods' or 'k-cups.' I also like mixing my coffees (half-caf, full caf, etc). But most of all, I really enjoy MAKING my own cup of espresso or coffee. I told my husband years ago not to buy me a push-button machine because I truly enjoy the process of creating my own drinks. So, if you want to hit a button and have your espresso pop out, this is not the machine for you. With this machine you turn the water on and off and, therefore, control the size/concentration of your drink. Next, the milk frother is great! You are in full control of the frothing, as well. (I did remove the plastic/rubber sleeve the day I got it.) I do use it with a thermometer and I have a blast attempting latte art (see pics). What I can't do is 'free pour' art and I'm not sure if that's my lack of talent, the density of my espresso, or the density of my frothed milk. There are tons of latte art videos on youtube, so you can certainly study up marvel at the talent out there! Finally, I made a fantastic iced coffee the other day. I used the double-shot cup, and made about 5 or 6 oz, poured it over ice, added half-and-half and it was as good as any drink out there! I buy beans at my fav, local coffee shop and have them grind them to the correct espresso grind. (This helps a little with the business they've lost after I bought my Mr. Coffee!) Last run to the shop, however, I just bought beans and am now grinding my own with a Bullet. There are videos on youtube demonstrating this exact machine, so check it out! I found it very helpful as I was getting started. [...] ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2016 by ladybug

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