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Espressos are delightful (and necessary for some of us), but if you want to get one on the daily from your local coffee shop, it can be quite an expensive habit. The alternative is to get an espresso machine, which is an economical way to manage that coffee habit — and there's a great deal for caffeine-heads at Best Buy today.

As of July 23, the Bella Pro Series Slim espresso machine is on sale for $49.99 at Best Buy. That's $100 off the list price of $149.99, or a 66% discount. This sale price only lasts until the end of the day.

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The Bella Pro Series Slim has a 20-bar high pressure pump to extract the flavor from espresso grounds, plus a steam wand that swivels 630 degrees for instant hot water for Americano-style coffees, or foam for cappuccinos and lattes. It's also a slim machine — at 11.34 inches high, 11.69 inches wide, and 6.06 inches deep — so it doesn't take up a lot of space in the kitchen. You also get programmable single and double shot options, which means making your morning espresso is a cinch.

Grab this espresso machine for under $50 and make mornings that much happier.

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