Title: I thought false advertising was illegal
Product review: I purchased this item to replace my fifteen year old "Caffe-Presso" by Krups. This was the closest thing to my old reliable. The old machine provided years of care-free service, but fell off the counter one day and I had also wanted the timer anyway. When researching new machines on-line, this was listed as being made in Europe, but when I brought it home, I noticed on the bottom it read "Made in China". The materials are not of the same quality as the older machines; stainless steel has been replaced with plastic or aluminum, and the machine feels much lighter, and not nearly as solid. I don't feel this one will last nearly as long, as the craftsmanship and attention to detail found in the previous model is not present here. I contacted Krups to ask why they advertise the machine as being manufactured in Europe, and received no answer.
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