is it compatible with making expresso? null

I guess you could if you grind the espresso beans and add to the filter and brew. Dunkin’ has an espresso k pod I use that makes me wonderful macchiato’s

Yes, the specialty function in the brew setting creates the expresso! It will only brew for size and it is for 4oz.

We've used it to brew pots full of coffee and with pods to make very strong coffee for lattes and iced coffees. It's worked great for 1-2 oz of strong coffee.

I have the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System. My cabinets are 18 inches from the kitchen counter. The system fits in the space because the system is about 15.5 inches. However, with the lid opened it's about 18.5 inches. So, I have it pulled out from underneath the cabinet partially to allow it to open fully. See picture.

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I guess you could if you grind the espresso beans and add to the filter and brew. Dunkin’ has an espresso k pod I use that makes me wonderful macchiato’s
Answered by Trixie33 4 years ago
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Yes, the specialty function in the brew setting creates the expresso! It will only brew for size and it is for 4oz.
Answered by Jlopez 3 years ago
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We've used it to brew pots full of coffee and with pods to make very strong coffee for lattes and iced coffees. It's worked great for 1-2 oz of strong coffee.
Answered by CoffeeConnoisseur 3 years ago
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I have the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System. My cabinets are 18 inches from the kitchen counter. The system fits in the space because the system is about 15.5 inches. However, with the lid opened it's about 18.5 inches. So, I have it pulled out from underneath the cabinet partially to allow it to open fully. See picture.
Answered by SIB68 3 years ago
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