KitchenAid Fully Automatic Espesso Machine KF8 KES8558SX

This is an overview of the KitchenAid KF8 KE8558SX fully automatic espresso maker with the milk attachment.
This is a high-end espresso maker with many features. I'll review most of them in my video.

[@enrique1666]

Just leaving this comment to boost your video. This video helped me make my decision. Thank you.

[@MrRChitty]

I appreciate it. I love this machine. 😀

[@claudiavasquez1368]

I don’t like fact is so low in OZ I understand espresso shot is small but a less than 7oz macchiato or regular coffee is too small in my opinion, love the concept. Thanks for the video

[@MrRChitty]

I agree. My coffee is a double. I put two cups side by side and select 2. Thanks for watching.

[@MaxMoonMax]

What type of milk did you use?

[@MrRChitty]

Whole milk. You can use any.

[@MaxMoonMax]

Thanks for your response. We just purchased the same coffee machine and attempted to make a latte using 2.5% milk, but there was no foam at all. We are planning to try using 3.5% milk.

[@MrRChitty]

@@MaxMoonMax let me know.

[@MaxMoonMax]

@@MrRChitty I conducted a test using four different types of whole milk and was surprised to find that the foam produced for a latte is much less than that for a cappuccino or a latte macchiato. I had not expected that a coffee machine could control the foam level for each type of drink. I have a Saeco machine, and I noticed that it produces the same level of milk foam for both cappuccinos and lattes, without any difference. I had previously assumed that all machines worked in the same way. As a result, the foam is great on cappuccinos and latte macchiatos.

[@MrRChitty]

@@MaxMoonMax wow!!!!

[@gosman949]

How much is this puppy? And by the way, distilled water is not good for you.

[@MrRChitty]

This was approximately 2000 on Amazon. They required an area of shipping that would allow for a signature. I sent it to my work. Yeah, I heard that about distilled. I drink plenty of well water which has plenty if minerals.