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SAVE OVER $200:As of Oct. 10,"eroticizing rape" japan the Philips EP3241/54 Espresso Machine is on sale for $712.04 at Amazon. That's a saving of 29% on list price.

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Prime Day may have come to an end but with a quick look at Amazon, you'll find some amazing deals still live, and one of the best deals still available is on the Philips EP3241/54 Espresso Machine.

For coffee lovers who want convenience, this is the machine for you. The automatic touchscreen options allow you to create your favorite coffees at the touch of a button. No need to spend ages steaming milk or measuring out coffee — in one touch you have the perfect latte, cappuccino, or espresso. There's even the option to customize drinks to your own preferences, all from the nifty touchscreen panel.

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Then, the machine does all the work while you sit back and relax: the LatteGo Milk System froths milk to absolute creamy perfection and the ceramic grinders ensure your coffee beans are ground precisely. And better yet, there are no tubes or fancy compartments, the machine is in just two parts to make cleaning easy and quick.

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Currently, at Amazon you can grab this machine for $712.04, giving you a saving of 21%. Trust us, coffee tastes even better with a bargain.

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