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Tassimo Coffee Machines Are Low Energy Consumption

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Tassimo Coffee Machine Energy ConsumptionTassimo coffee machines have a reputation for offering a global coffee experience that is enhanced by the preprogrammed barcode settings of the coffee machine itself, ensuring that any type of T-Disc brewed is brewed perfectly.

What you might not know about Tassimo coffee machines is that they are designed with energy efficiency in mind just as much as excellent coffee. Tassimo coffee machines combine an on-demand heating element with a programmed standby mode to enter idle Tassimo coffee makers into a state that consumes zero watt-hours of electricity. This makes Tassimo one of the leaders in environmentally conscious single cup coffee making.

 

Tassimo Coffee Machines at CoffeeForLess

T65 or T45 Tassimo Coffee MachineCoffeeForLess offers two varieties of Tassimo coffee machine. Each offers top of the line features, including the environmentally friendly features found on all Tassimo machines.

The T65 Tassimo coffee machine is the luxury model coffee maker that we offer. It features a helpful LCD display that offers useful instructions in a number of languages, making it perfect for multilingual workplaces or coffee preparation environments. This convenient display truly makes the T65 a joy to use.

The T45 Suprema Tassimo coffee machine is the standard model that we offer in two different colors. It heats up faster than most single cup coffee makers, ensuring that your first cup is heated on demand and prepared with water just as hot as any cup of coffee that you brew. This feature is standard on all Tassimo machines. While this model does not have the electronic display of the T65, it offers many of the same brewing features.

Whichever you choose, Tassimo coffee makers offer you great world coffee options, gourmet coffee drinks on demand, and an environmental appliance choice for your home or office.



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