Dispensing spouts, 1 full flow / no restriction (1/2" ID) 1 restricted flow (1/4" ID) which is for cappuccino / which is for latte?
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sry still dont have my coffee machine. but if i remember one says cappuccino on top and one says latte.
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http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?q=capresso%20carafe%20lid&apptype;=coffee-maker
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The latte macchiato has a very distinct 2 layer drink. it is also less 'milky' in taste. the cappucino uses more milk. At the end of the day, it does not differ much.
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I would stay away fom the #2. The #4 actually only holds one nice sized "cup" of coffee and the grounds to make it. To fill a carafe, get the #4 and add a scoop or two of new grounds after making each "cup". Also, I agree wit Kathy re type to get.
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The distance is 3" from drip spouts when inserted for function, but I Used one 3 1/2" cup for Double Shot ( Tip it a fraction when function complete, as you view pic, the drip spouts are 1/3" ) ... This is an Excellent Machine! 0 Problems in 18 mos. since purchase! Hope answer makes since! Great Machine & White is hard to find!
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As far as I can figure out, the whole top flips up on the first product and the beverage pours out of a larger opening, while with the flip spout only a small opening appears. There are advantages to both but I prefer the larger opening, especially for thicker items like soup. You can also see better what's coming out: for example, if the hot chocolate looks thin, you can close the lid, shake it well and then pour a well-mixed drink.
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You will need about one full water container to serve 4 latte or coffee. So refill often.
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You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
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Yes. I use a full size latte mug for Double Espresso Latte, and a small cup with the pullout tray for a single shot Espresso or Latte
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The spout sits high enough over the handles to allow easy pouring. It looks tiny when it arrives. I poured an entire growler plus 2 oz. It's my go too.
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Solid spout reaches 7", flexible one(Spray) reaches around 13-15". Spray one does not work without holding, you have to squeeze the trigger.
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I believe you can dispense 2.5 cups max in 1 feeding. You can select in increments of 1/4 cup. When setting the dispenser you select "1" for 1/4 cup, "2" for 1/2 cup, "3" for 3/4 cup..etc. It goes from 1-9, and I believe 0 is for 10...which would equal 2.5 cups.
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I cannot answer the question and apparently neither can anyone at Amazon. I have asked twice via e-mail and once by phone and have been told 12 and 1 by email and when on the phone was told "2, no 3.". You can obtain a single 250 ml bottle from Whole Latte Love for $9.00.
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The cappuccino is purely froth. The latte macchiato has more milk and less froth. Basically the difference between a typical cappuccino and latte.
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I stop using the lid, and it no longer leaks out the top. The round lid does not work on the Aerocinno with a spout - if the milk touches the lid, it will leak out through the spout gap. Without the lid, I find that I can even overfill both when making lattes (stirrer) and cappuccinos (frother) - Venti-equivalent. I would think that Aericcino 3 (no spout) would work better in this respect.
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Each is a little over 1/2 cup. It made to dispense powder from the spout to be mixed with liquid.
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I think a 50mm tamper would be the best fit. The 50mm tamper I bought on Amazon ended up being about 49mm, which is just slightly too small at the top of the basket. Though, it doesn't reach all the way to the bottom of the basket because of the angle of the side walls. The tamper stops right at the '2 cup' mark. So, 49-50mm would be the best size to buy. If you are ordering one online, go for the 50mm, because it will probably measure just under 50mm. 51mm might be slightly too big if you are trying to make under 4 servings of espresso.