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Black Friday makes you feel like you need a coffee. In fact, it makes you feel like you need a regular supply of coffee. Keep them coming.

Fortunately, Black Friday can actually help with that. The De'Longhi ECP3420 espresso and cappuccino machine is on sale for $119 this Black Friday, saving you 42% on list price. You can sort yourself out with a constant supply of professional-standard coffee, and secure a significant saving at the same time.

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This impressive machine offers 15-bar professional pressure, so you get quality results every time. There are also adjustable controls that allow you to make modifications for your personal taste preferences. And it comes with a removable water tank and drip tray for easy cleanup. That last detail is important. Cleaning up a coffee machine is never fun.

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Save $88 on the De'Longhi ECP3420 espresso and cappuccino machine this Black Friday.

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