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Nescafé Dolce Gusto Latte Macchiato

Simple demonstration of how a Latte Macchiato turns out using a Nescafé Dolce Gusto (pod) coffee machine.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon (JUSTICER) commented on 20 Sep 2015

need 2 capsules?

TheSonmez10 commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Snapdragon Qualcomm (JUSTICER) yes milk and coffee

Gary Ashton commented on 20 Nov 2014

Slow and it needs babysitting I couldn't be bothered at 5am

Miika Ruokonen commented on 03 Mar 2016

+Gary Ashton #AutomaticVersion

Gary Ashton commented on 01 Dec 2014

Well it doesn't do it without helping it unless I'm watching a different video

Racing Mad commented on 01 Dec 2014

Disagree...

‫عبدابعزيز ليان‬‎ commented on 20 Jan 2014

النكهات من وين احصل عليها

Fede Suárez commented on 15 Jul 2015

+عبدابعزيز ليان

Miss Soma commented on 25 Dec 2014

ممكن تكون خلصت أنا ألقاها في الدانوب والتميمي حتى هايبر بندة سمعت أنه عندهم

‫عبدابعزيز ليان‬‎ commented on 24 Dec 2014

لقيت بعض النكهات بالسدحان بس النمهات الحلوه مالقيتها

Miss Soma commented on 24 Dec 2014

صارت متوفرة في كل مكان في السوبر ماركات الكبيرة مع أرفف أنواع القهوة/أتكلم عن الرياض طبعاً

Johan Hereora Hummerhielm commented on 05 Jan 2014

Why did you stir the milk before pressing the cofee?

The Dorian commented on 27 Sep 2014

Because he put sweeteners in the glass before.

Типичная Леди commented on 03 Jan 2014

А что ты добавил в чашку ?

Evgenzzz commented on 25 Aug 2014

кокаинум

Making a Cappuccino using my Dolce Gusto Piccolo espresso machine

Making a cappuccino with my new Dolce Gusto Piccolo espresso machine. As the instructions says, milk first so it layers. Great cappuccino and great coffee!

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Gabriel Sobreira commented on 16 Aug 2011

@meknowne89 Hello there. Thanks for the comment. This one handles my needs very well. The only difference between this one and the other ones is the capacity of the water resevoir. I don't find that that's a problem, at least for me. There is, though, this new Dolce Gusto Creativa, with a LCD and some digital stuff. Maybe that one is worth the extra investment, although they use the same capsules. One that it is definetely better, is the Nespresso machine. The coffee, people say, is way better!

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 24 Oct 2011

@mmariaervilha Hello there, There's an alternative, the Nespresso machines, but they only make coffee. I don't think I've seen any lactose-free capsule yet, and I just checked the website to be sure and there isn't anything there about it. They keep releasing new stuff and new pods every now and then, but I wouldn't count on that. The thing about reusing the capsules is kinda dangerous. You may take the original coffee or milk out and then try to put back some other stuff you want, like the

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 27 Jan 2012

@TheZontania Hello there. Thanks for your comment. Actually, if you look closely there's a red light flashing on the left side, that's why I'm waiting before starting the process. When it turns green, you can start making your coffee. That's the time for the machine to heat up when you turn it on. After that it is pretty fast. About the noise, the machine is quite quiet. I think it was worth the money. The capsules are a bit expensive, but the espresso is excelent! Hope it helped!

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 24 Oct 2011

@mmariaervilha lactose-free powdered milk. It might work, but you have to be careful about the pressure and everything. I've seen some people reusing the capsule, replacing its content. There are some videos here on youtube that you may want to check out. Just search for dolce gusto recovery capsules, or something like that... To be this creamy I think it's only about the quality of the milk used. What I know is that they use this thermal block system. Thanks for commenting! :)

TheZontania commented on 27 Jan 2012

@gabrielsl Can you please tell me if you wanted to make a mug of coffee and you just let more water pass through the pod, would that coffee taste as strong as McDonald's coffee? I hate McD's coffee, I find it impossibly strong and 6 packs of sugar later and lots of milk, I still struggle to drink it. I usually take 1 heaped tsp of instant coffee with half a mug of water and the rest of milk. Would you be so kind as to try and describe the coffee strength? Thanks in advance.

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 03 Feb 2012

@TheZontania I've had my machine for over a year and it hasn't had any problems yet! But notice that this one here is the Dolce Gusto, and not Nespresso. Nespresso coffee is way better, truly. I don't like McDonald's coffee either, and neither Starbucks', they're simply not strong enough for me! The advantage of these machines is that they have several types of coffee pods, including an intense espresso that's very good, so you can buy pods that suit your taste better.

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 26 Jul 2011

@bolsiki Actually the coffee doesn't end... the capsule is filled with ground roasted coffee, so you can use it more times before taking it off the machine, but it won't taste so good, for sure. The thing that you don't want to take it off and then put it back again is because it pierces the capsule and if you use it again, it may make a different hole and the pressure will make the water spill all over the place throught the previous one... and it will make a mess lol

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 24 Oct 2011

@chinoytheman Hello there, Thank you for commenting. Yes, you are right. There are some standards specs for preparing the drinks. I think the only Dolce Gusto that doesn't come with a cup is the Piccolo one, all others come with a "free" drinking glass. I usually make my drinks using my own glass, after a while, you get the hang of it. There is, though, this new Dolce Gusto Creativa, with a LCD and some digital stuff. It drops the exact amount of water for your drinks.

TheZontania commented on 27 Jan 2012

I clicked 'dislike' for this video for the simple reason that you have put music on it which prevents the viewer from evaluating the noise of the machine during operation. Also, you seem to take some time before doing the actions which makes it harder to calculate the total time needed to brew a cup of coffee. I am still not convinced that these machines are worth their money as I can make a cafe crema using my instant coffee, an aerolatte machine and some hot water.

TheZontania commented on 27 Jan 2012

@gabrielsl Thanks for your reply. I have watched several videos today and can say that the Nespresso machines are probably the quietest of the lot with the exception of one brand that is not on sale in this country. I am feeling worried though because Nespresso owners who have had their machines for a couple of years are reporting leakages and gradual deterioration of the coffee supply system. I am in two minds about going for a Nespresso. My research continues!

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 06 May 2013

Not a stupid question at all. :) And yes, it may be filled up to the top. The pod is filled with grounded roasted coffee and not soluble coffee, so it doesn't run out. Of course, if you let the water flow a little more, the coffee won't be as strong as it should be, but that's up to your taste. I like my coffee strong, and sometimes I use an intense pod to make a lungo and it's ok for me! Hope it helped, and feel free to ask more questions.

chinoytheman commented on 24 Oct 2011

I have a question, how would you know when to "stop" the water from flowing? I know it will depend on your preference, but I see a lot of trial and errors then. Does the machine come with the drinking glass? Coz i saw from the box of capsules that there is a picture on where the milk should end (like where is 50ml as compared to 75ml) but what if you are using your own drinking glass? thanks for your time. great video btw

Mariane Magalhães commented on 10 Oct 2011

thanks for posting that video. i'm really willing to buy one of these, but my husband is alergic to lactose and nestlé doesn't offer an alternative for dolce gusto machines. do you think it's possible to use lactose-free powdered milk for the drinks where it is needed? do you know what process the machine does to have the milk capsule to be this creamy? thanks!

Gabriel Sobreira commented on 24 Oct 2011

@chinoytheman But it is as you said, it goes on your own taste. I like to drink some lungo expresso, so I just let the water flow a little bit more using an intense coffee pod. My brother likes more milk then coffee, so he does it his way. There are, of course, some cup and other stuff to sell at the website. Hope it helped and thanks for you comment!

Aurora Nora commented on 15 Aug 2011

Hi, nice review. We're planning to buy a Dolce Gusto but we're still torn apart whether to get the unit you're showing on this video or whether to invest a little bit more money to get a more expensive unit. What would be your recommendation since you're already using this Piccolo one? Thanks

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User Comments

Kukko Naama commented on 20 Jul 2015

I got this same model and color through direct sales, started a career distributing these.

John Nguyen commented on 09 Aug 2014

I'm in a hotel room with one of these. Thanks for the tutorial =]

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