Starbucks at home

Arianna Collier, Photo & Design • Dec 17, 2012

Annabelle Breakey

Are you a Starbucks lover that just can’t get enough? If the answer is yes, then the Verismo System is for you! Now you can make coffee and lattes at home with just the push of a button.

Instead of grinding coffee beans or steaming milk, all you have to do is buy “Verismo pods” that are filled with Starbuck’s natural coffee or natural milk to create that perfect cup of coffee that you will love.

The pods also make it easy to customize your drink. The system reaches brewing temperature in only fifteen seconds. It also has height -adjustable drip trays that come only with different cup sizes. The pods automatically go into the built-in container that holds up to thirty used pods before you need to dispose them. You can change the temperature as needed with the control button to suit your perfect temperature.

The Verismo system is a must. It comes in two models, 580 ($199) and V-585 ($399), which offers a larger water tank with a filtration system, temperature variation control and an LED display. Come and get the Verismo as soon as you can, you won’t regret it.

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About the Contributor

Arianna Collier, Photo & Design

Arianna Collier is a first year Journalism student. She is a seventeen-year-old senior at Normal Community High School. Her current role for the Inkspot is taking and editing photos. Along with taking pictures, Arianna also likes to sing. She did competitive gymnastics for 8 years, and now is now a varsity cheerleader. Being apart of the Inkspot is a good end to her senior year of high school.